The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-09-07
News From The County Seat

NeWSFIUu Iue COuDly Oeat
Mrs. James Rigney and daughters,
Katherine Rigney and Josephine Laf-
lin Of Cement, Okla, and Mrs. c. F.
McKenna of Chickasha, Okla, are Wis
iting the family of Frank Grant.
DIR. R. T. Henderson and wife, and
Hrs. Jennie Ruff are attending the
Presbytery at Pleasant Hill today.
Albert Roloff returned from St.
Louis this morning where he had been
on business.
Harry Hensley leaves today for St.
Louis, and after spending a few days
there, will go to Des Moines, Iowa for
a visit with a friend. From there he
will go to Madison, S. D., where he has
accepted chair in general science in
a university. His brother, Glenn, will
leave Saturday for Columbia, Mo-, to
resume his studies in the Missouri
University.
Mrs Annie Bienlein and Mrs Ben
Schwab this afternoon entertained the
NeighborhOOd Club.
Miss Alma McLane has closed a
summer term of school at Steele, Mo-,
and Is visiting her uncle, DR.. B. w.
Hays and Mrs. Matte Bast. Miss Nc
Lane will have six weeks vacation
Cotton picking time at Steele), and
will then go back to teach through the
winter.
Paul Mueller of the Mueller meat
market at the Cape is helping in the
Mueller shop here the last few days
in place of his brother, Henry, who
is sick with malaria fever.
John A. Snider and VIM. VESSEL
ST., this morning went to Delta to do
some repair work on Judge Snider's
store building at that place.
Mayor f. G. Sibley and wife will
leave Friday for an extended trip.
They will leave over the Iron Noun
tain and will stop over at Bismarck for
a short visit with Mrs. Sibley's sis
ter, Mrs. 3. Tumbleson, and next stop
in st. Louis. They will then visit Nj
agara Falls and from there will go to
Malone, N. Y, to visit their nephew,
John Macke and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sibley expect to be gone a month.
Mrs. J. G. Heinberg entertained the
following ladies at a luncheon yester-
day afternoon, Mesdames +. McCombs,
J. w. McCombs, Ed Howard and Miss
Helen McCombs.
The Jackson High School foot ball
team yesterday was collecting to de-
fray expenses which they will incur,
and met with good success. 1t was
reported this morning they had col
lected $50.
County Farm Adviser c. NJ. McWil-
liams in company with T. J Talbert
of the Missouri University are adj
dressing the farmers in regard to the
Hessian fly campaign. The gentlemen
were at the Brick SchOolhouse last
night, at GOrdonviIle this morning,
Oak Ridge this afternoon and Lemon
tonight.
Mrs Matte Bast yesterday enter
tanned the A. T. A. o. Embroidery
Club. Mrs. J. H. Byrd and little
daughter, Betty, of New York, and
Misses Daisy Morgan and Matte Hor-
rell of California were the guests.
Mrs. Mamie Baldwin is visiting her
nephew, c. English, and family at
Whitewater.
Fred Schneider will move into his
pretty new bungalow next Monday.
The Evangelical Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Annie Bienlein tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Wall of st. Louis arrived today
to take charge of the McAtee millinery
store.
Oliver Ruppel had 80 loads of dirt
hauled to fill up the east part of his
residence lot. Mr.. Ruppel works early |
and late to make his home-place COM
Portable and attractive.
Miss Esther Williams, who has been |
visiting Miss Norma Beatte for sever
al weeks, left for her home in st.
Louis yesterday. !