The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-03-08

dered: Theo. A. ProbSt, bridge lum-
Der, 800; Fred Hartle, road work, so.
The quarterly report of P. W. May
ield. ]. P, is received and filed.
The appointment of Willis Martin
as deputy constable for Cape Town
ship is approved.
The dramshop license and bond is
sued and taken by the County Clerk in
vacation to William Kendall and Ed
Frenzel, both of Cape Girardeau, is
approved by the court
In re, bridge over Flora Creek, it
is ordered that said bridge be rebuilt
according to report of high engineer
and conditions set out in said report.
In re, change of road on land OF
]. H. Maevers it is ordered that re-
port of highway engineer be approved
and that a warrant be issued for sl5
on the road and bridge fund in favor
Of J. H. Maevers in addition to the
s35 previously issued, upon signing
over of right-of-way conveyance by
!. Fl. Naevers and wife.
Report of County Treasurer kerst-
ner Of fees received from Prosecuting
Attorney Caluthers is received and
fled.
The annual report Of High Engineer
Scivally for the year ending Jan. 81.
1917. is received. approved, and or
dered filed.
John s. Schwah IS appointed over
seer of road district No. IS in place
# former apnointce who refused to
serve.
Court took 4 recess until tomorrow
morning.
Garrett Morton and family Thus
lay visited Miss Morton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gockel. ut the Cape.
Miss Elsie Bruening will enter tie
Cape Normal next week. Miss Brucn-
ing last year was graduated from the
Jackson High School and this winter
taught the Cane Greek School during
the Illness OF Miss Laura Corey.
Jessie and Emory Mayfeld are
through moving or their fathers farm.
several miles northwest OF town. Mr..
Seabaugh, who has been making her
come with DR.. Mayfold's family for
& number Of years, will keep house for
he young men.
DR.. J. l.. Jenkins and wife Thurs
lay entertained Mrs. Louise Oliver
and c. c. Oliver ut six o'clock dinner.
j. c. Bruening, who suffered very
much with Il rising on the ear. We'd
inesday went to a Cape specialist, who
anced the abscess. Mr.. Bruening re-
manned with his daughter, Mrs. Ben
Poe, at the Cape, where Mrs. Bruen-
ing Joined him today.
NJ. and Mrs. Brown C!ippard of
OAK Ridge are spending few u1ys
With iIr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hastie.
The Mission Study Class Of the
Presbyterian Church met at the Manse
yesterday afternoon.
Ten members of the Dorcas Society
met with 3liss Lena and Helen Good
yin Thursday night. The society
planned several interesting social
meetings for the near future ard also
heir work for the next few months.
They will color cggs TO have on sale
for Easter.
Rev. John Green and child. and Or.
Hall Of Fruitland passed throu:G
Jackson yesterday morning on their
way to the Cape hospital, where the
child will be operated on to remOTc I
formation of pus on the lungs.
Billy Robertson and Adrian Haley
Yesterday went to Fredericktown to
help Mr.. Wright canvass that city in
he interest Of chemical firm. Mr.
Wright has been working in Jackson
NJ bttSt lev usthS, WIFI SDitN'iu SttS-
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jaeger ycstcr-
lay entertained Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
Howard and son. Harry, at diner.
Miss Bessie Litzelfclrer viii go 70
he Cape Sunday to spend next week
with friends there.
Little Sarah jenkins Will entertain
| number Of her schoolmates with i
party today ir celebration Of her
birthday.
Frank Grant has returned from Il
cveral weeks visit at Herculaneu=l.
Nr. Grant expects to go TO Oklahoma
two weeks, with the view of NOV
ng there later.
Mrs. VIM. Byrd returned from Tex
IS Saturday. Mr.. Byrd remained on
hpiT. ranch and will DrnhgbIv not conn