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

caught between the handle OF The mca
cutter and the revolving wheel. H
had his INJURY, which was very pain
full, dressed by physician.
| Hcarl Tibbs, a student of the Busi
ness College, has accepted position
IN the Office Of the Cotton Bet Railroad
at Maiden. He left yesterday after
noon.
/ J. Y. Billings, an attorney Of Ken,
nett, Was iii the Cape yesterday or
legal matters.
Barney Waggener of Oran had bust
ness in the Cape yesterday.
Richard "Dick" Whitaker, formerly
Of the Cape, came up from Oran yes
terday to spend several days with his
friends and to look after some bust
ness.
Mrs. Ivy Robb of Hayti is in the
Cape visiting relatives.
Charles Danld OF Tilsit was q Wis
iUor in the Cape yesterday. He solo;
several mules.
n. Z. Banks Of Chaonia had bust
ness in the Cape yesterday.
r. +. Bailey came up from Sikeston
yesterday tc transact business.
Judge James Finch Of Tornfelt at
tended to legal matters in the Cape
yesterday.
John W. Mcclellan cf Eminen~e
stopped in The Cape Yesterday on =
business trip to the North.
J. w. Ellis of Ste. Genevieve was Il
business visitor in the Cape yestcr-
day.
w. W. LoeffIer came over fro,i
Lutcsville yesterday to look after some
business matters.
Mai Giboncy Houck lett fo7. st.
Louis this morning on a short business
trip.
H. G. Blands of-Benton called on his
friends in the Cape yesterday.
County Farm Agent c. McWilliams
and his wife came over from jackson
yesterday TO do some shopping,
The body Of Mrs. Charity Blood
worth was shipped to Eddyvillc, KY,
yesterday afternoon for burial. She
died Monday morning at the home of
her brother in Smelterville Of pncu-
mOnia.
Mrs. N. T. Morton Of jackson was
in the Cape yesterday on a shopping
trip.
The Cemetery Association viii meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. z. Dempsey. l06 Themis street.
it will be a regular business meet
ing. All ladies that collected accounts
for the association are expected TO
present their books to Mrs. Dempsey.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Stiverz. Who visit
ed their aunt, Mrs. ". S. Beck. for
several days. returned TO their homo
in Dongola, I'll.
Mrs. Henderson Call of San Diego.
Cal, is visiting her sister. Mrs. d. N.
Scivally. She Will remain here sever
al weeks and during that time will al
so visit her sisters, Mrs. ]. H.. Miller
and Mrs. F. N. Miller in Millervillc.
A surprise party was given Monday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. L. T. Keller
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sons
of Veterans. Several card games were
played. Mrs. Herman Loeffel was
awarded first prize. Mrs. Bertha kuss
the second prize and Miss Lucy Freeze
received the third prize. The affair
was concluded with luncheon. The
following were present: Misses Lucy
Freeze and Ella Keller; Mesdames D.
4. Franck, Laura Frueh. John Thorn
as, William Bruening, Arta Birch. Ben
Rudert, Harry Rogers, Herman Loef-
fel, Bertha Kuss, John Herbst and Ed
Blumer.
A party was given Sunday after
noon in Eonor of Mrs. F. w. Poft of
Themis street who celebrated her 18th
birthday. The celebration was ar
ranget By the children and grand
children of Ms Pott, and only the rel
atives were invited. Mrs. Pott, de-
voted member of the Lutheran Church.
has the distinction OF being the only