The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-03-01


John Mabrey and Mrs. Will VESSEL
who are also at st. Johns, are in,
proving and Mr.. Mabrey will probabl,
be well enough to come home thi
week.
Miss Bernice Miller of the Cape wa
the guest of Miss Lillian Gockel from
Saturday until Sunday evening.
Lester, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Neumeyer, is very sick with infiamma
tory rheumatism.
| Rev. Lynn Ross Sunday held serv
/ ices at Roberts Schoolhouse.
Mr.. Ingleman of the Springfield
Normal spent Saturday and Sunda,
with Miss Hazel Mileham of the High
School faculty.
j. H. Friedrichs has purchased thu
John Bingenheimer property in tn,
northern part of the city and will'move
. into it as soon as Hunt Seabaugll, who
now occupies it. moves into the Chas
Wilhelm property, in the same neigh.
! borhood.
Mrs. J. W. McCombs Jr., today will
entertain the jolly Twelve Club.
r. NJ. and J. w. McCombs Jr.. SUM-
day went to st. Louis on business.
Mrs. Lena Boss will return home to-
day from lengthy visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. NJ. McCombs, in st. Louis.
Miss Julia Mueller Saturday night
returned from few days stay in st.
Louis. Her mother, Mrs. II. H. Muel-
Ter ST., who Accompanied her to the
city. will remain there another week.
NJ. and Mrs. Oliver Ruppel yester-
day entertained at dinner, VIM. P.
-Voges and family of Route No. 2, and
Robcrt Vogcs Of the Cape.
Wade Clodfcltcr Yesterday held a
public sale of household goods and
farm implements. etc. at his home
west Of town, and will move to the
Cape Dave Slinkard of Burfordville
will move on the Ciodfelter place.
Guy Decl; and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Proffer near
Millervillc.
Miss Julia Wright has returned from
an extended visit TO her brother, Ed
Wright, ard her sister, Mrs. Harry
Smith, of PortaGeville.
Frank Stemmer yesterday moved
from the Sanford property on First
North street to the Ware farm. three
miles from town, on the Oak Ridge
road.
Recorder of Deeds F. Siemers is
happy today because he was success
full yesterday in doing what his wife
had several times said he could not
10; that is, surprise her. Today is
Mrs. Sicmers' birthday. so NJ. Stem
ars planned surprise for the even
ng before by asking Mesdames Mar
tin Schloss. r. c. Kneibcrt, Conrad
Schade and John Sander to assist him.
At $50 yesterday evening the four
aides and their families, who had al
assembled at the Sander home. Went
to the Siemers home Mrs. SiemerS
yho was killing Il chicken in her back |
Yard, did not know she had visitors |
Until they went out and caught he, |
red handed" so to say. as the chick |
ms blood was on her. 1t was q jolly |
of II who sat down to the |
inc luncheon and also enjoyed the |
pleasant social evening at the Siemers
lone.
Theodore Sachsc, who left here Mon |
lay for limo, Fornfelt and Benton |
yesterday was taken very i'll at the |
after place so that his son, Theodore /
IT., who is teaching at Biodgett. was |
allied to Benton. The son phoned to
lis brother and sisters here last night |!
md informed them that their father
vas resting easy, but the report this !
morning vas not favorable. The chill |
ircn Immediately made arrangements
o have their father brought to the
hospital at the Cape. Herbert. a son.
vent to Benton this morning to bring |
Jack the horse and buggy which Mr..
sachse uses on his trips, and Miss
lulu Sachse went to the Cape to make
at the hospital. Mr..
,achse is rs years old.
George Bingenheimer yesterday Wis
ted his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Meyer
nd family at the Cape.
The Westminster Circle will meet
With Mrs. Slyde Mabrey this after
Don.
Mrs. c. Sutton tomorrow will move
n the f. H. Fogel farm. three miles
outh Of town. Her son will work OF
he farm for Mr.. Vogel.