The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1916-08-24

Miss Norma Vcgel of the Cape is
visiting Misses Sophie Schneider and
Gertrude kerstner this week.
M. and Mrs. w. C. LaPierre yester-
day entertained Mrs. Franz Weber
and children, Norma and Geraldine,
and Miss Marie Wilcox Of Bloomfield
at SIX O'Clock dinner. Mrs. LaPierre
invited several ladies tC play rock aft
er dinner. They were: Mesdames C.
W. Henderson, Ed Russell, John A.
Snider, Rudie VOTERS, Herman Muel-
Ter Jr., ard r. X. Wilson.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Buerkle will be glad to learn that she
has so far recovered from an opera
ton for appendicitis which she under
went three weeks ago that she was
able to come home last night. Miss
Bucikle was critically i'll at st. Fran
els Hospital the first week of her stay
there.
Henry Althenthal ST., is moving
back on his farm west of town. Mr..
Althenthal does not care for city life.
Mrs. George Riddle, daughter, Miss
Cozy, and son, Ralph and Miss Susie
LETTERS Of Dexter, and Miss Viola
Luckey of Morley and George Fenni-
more and family of Bertrand, who
have been visiting Mrs. Matte Bast
and Mrs. Clnthia Fennimore, returned
to their homes yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe KieS, who live sew
eral miles southeast of town, Sunday
celebrated their eleventh wedding an
niversary. Mrs. KieS' mother, Mrs.
VIM. Schneider, and Miss Sophie
Schneider, Albert KerStner and family,
Fred Schneider and family, Louis Kies
and family, and Messrs. Adolph, Os-
car and Frank Paar, and Theodore
AIDE Of Jackson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Amburg, Emil Kies and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Kies of the
Cape were the guests fortunate enough
to enjoy a six o'clock wedding dinner.
Wilson Howard and family of Birds
Mo-, who have been visiting Jackson
relatives the past week, returned to
their home today.
The work of grading First West
street from Main street several
blocks south to the High School be-
gan yesterday and will be in fine order
before freezing weather. Our schools
will open a week from Monday, and
the pupils attending High School will
have to use some of the other streets
for a while.
VIM. Paar Jr., and Miss Elsie Mil
Ter OF st. Louis, who spent Homecom-
ers' days with Wills parents, Judge
Paar and wife, returned home yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Brenneke, who
recently returned from Oklahoma, ex-
pect to move to this city from their
farm. They will occupy the Fred Da-
Wis property in West Jackson.
Miss Dora Haldamann, who is en-
ployed in candy shop at the Cape, is
spending few days with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Clippard, Mes
danes Aliver Pulls and Henry Goeh-
man, Miss Mabel Talley, Rev. Garrett, !
w. Samuels and c. L. Grant today at
tended the Baptist District Associa-
ton ut Iona Church. The meeting will |
continue tomorrow and Thursday and |
are interesting and instructive.
Mrs. w. Smith and two daughters,
who were guests of Mrs. Smiths par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Hartle, yester-
day returned to their home in Little
Rock, Ark.
Ms. Herman Roloff, who has been
ailing some time has gone to st. Fran
els Hospital for treatment.
Mss Sophie Schneider, who expected
Mrs. Robert Pencil and children of
Chicago as Homecomers, received a
letter stating both, Mrs. Pencil and
her son had recently undergone an OPP
Grafton, the mother for appendicitis,
the son for a tumor, and therefore,
were unable to come. Mr.. Pencil is a
Jackson boy, the youngest son of Mr..