The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-28

at st. Paul's, will address the Sunday
school in Jackson next Sunday morn
ing.
The Sea5augh truck today is NOV
ing the household goods of Mrs. B: F.
Schwab from her Jackson home 20 the
Cape. Mrs. Schwab VIII make her
home with her daughter this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Kneibert and
Mrs. Kneibert's father, S. Harris, yea
terday made motor trip to IllmO. Mr..
Harris returned today to his home in
Sikeston.
Mrs. Annie Bienlein and Mrs. Ben
Schwab and little son today are visit
ing Mrs. Robert Litterer and Mrs.
| Oberheide at the Cape.
Bob Hoffman, and family will move
into their new bungalow the latter part
Of this week, and Adam Hoffman, will
move into their old home. Mr.. HOft-
mann's bungalow is one Of the most at
tractive in town.
Albert Roloff today is hunting on his
fathers farm, and if he comes home
laden with game, people will know
how he came by it.
Leo Wunderlich of Pocahontas is in
town today.
Mrs. Ernest Hit and baby Of Cor
donville came up today for weeks
visit to Mrs. Hits brother, Clyde
Baugh, and other relatives.
Mrs. Garnet Morton. is entertaining
the 900" Club this afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Golfer and little son of
the Cape are the guest of Mrs. John
A. Snider. E.
John Macke of the Cape, who has
taken position with the McAtee store
yesterday, moved his family to this
city. They are occupying the Fred
Davis property in West Jackson.
James Kite of California, who has
been visiting his cousin, F. N. Nelson,
for three weeks, has returned to his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gockel and their
daughter, Alma, will leave Saturday
for st. Louis where Miss Alma will
enter Strassbcrger's Conservatory.
Agnes, the l3-year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Koehler, who has
been very sick for q month or more, is
no better.
Julius jain, Henry Gocilel and @.
B. Kinder are serving as jurors ii the
Common Pleas Court at the Cape.
The young people of the Evangelical
1 Church last Sunday presented Rev. n.
Kitterer, who left yesterday for col
lege, with a fine fountain pen in ap-
probation of the interest he took in
their church work.
Mrs. John A. Snider is entertaining
the Jolly Twelve Club this afternoon.
Miss Alvina Gockel of the Cape is
visiting the family of her brother, Hy.
| Gockel.
Mrs Cora Meyer and little son, Carl,
of the Cape are the guests Of Mrs.
Meyers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bingenheimer.
Mayor E. G. Siblcy an dwife, who
visited Niagara Falls and several
places in New York, are on their way
home and expected here Friday.
Miss Mary Drum of Oak Ridge is
the guest of the Misses Ida and Eva
Kinder.
) Henry Mueller will leave Saturday
for St. Louis to attend Browns Bust
ness College.
| Will Schwab, former Jackson boy
who has been in the employ of the
Simmons Hardware Co. of st. Louis,
has resigned there because of night
work and is now connected with a COM
mission house at larger salary.
| Miss Lou Query entertained Mrs
Lilly Armstrong and Miss Mary
Buerkle at dinner today.
Some sixty-five or more people last
night attended the club dance at Ar
: mory Hall. The Misses Ruth McAtee
: and Cecilia and COrnelia Gockel Of
the Cape were guests. The Shivelbint
: orchestra of the Cape furnished the
II music.