The weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1918-1919, 1918-10-25

udy HiSil.
Judge Seldom D. Sencer, the Re-
| publican nominee for U. S. Senator
passed through here last Friday on
| on his way to Marble Hill to COM
mence his interrupted itinerary of
speech making. He had quite few
dates for the last part of the week
| which were cancelled On account of
the influenza.
Some of the hotels and boarding
houses in the city were nonplused
and apparently little bit vexed re-
| Gently when the sugar bowl failed to
appar upon the board as usual. They
were inclined to feel that they were
the victims of unnecessary economy
until they learned the reason for the
retirement of the saccharine vessel.
The National Food Administration
has sent out the following recon-
memndations regarding the conscrva-
ton of sugar to hotels, restaurants,
boarding houses ard merchants and
recommends its adoption by private
families also.
Sugar bowls should not be placed
upon tables in the dining room.
Before sugar is served the waiter
or waitress hould always ask the pa
I,
so what kind.
For coffee or tea, hot Or iced, two
.. half Jumps only or their equivalent
in some other form of pressed or
other sugar to each erson is allowed.
For cereal or fruit, enc teaspoon
full only or granulated or powdered
sugar or its equivalent pr person.
If patron orders cereal and fruit no
more than one tablespoonful should
be served for both.
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Charles Darnell and family are
moving back to the Cape this week.
Last fall Mr.. Darnell rented farm
6 miles southwest of Poplar Blcff and
moved to it. Mr.. Darnell said his
| crop was a failure on account of the
| drought ard that he had lost good
! deal of money by the ventcre. He
paid a cash rent on the so acre farm
! and tire was hardly drop of rain
from the time he planted corn. He
I also set out 10000 sweet potato
plants and did not raise single tub
err
Charles Mckee, a travelling sales
man for Swift and Co., has been at
home sick for the past two weeks
He expects to go on the road again
Monday but will be assigned rev
territory. Another man was put on
in the territory which he formerly
covered while he was sick.
o. o. Taylor of Fornfelt, renre-
sentative of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co., for limo. Fornfelt
and Chaffee for the past three or focr
years was in Cape Wednesday to
make, final settlement with the dis
trict office in this city. Mr.. Taylor
has resigned his position to go to
work as train auditor for the Mo-
Pac. He held position of this
kind once before.
Locomotive ngineers l. B. English
and William McMullen and family of
Fornfelt, were in the city on bust
ness Wednesday.
Joe Simmons of Advance was in
! the city Wednesday to see his son,
who is a member of the S. A. T. c.,
st the Normal.
W. Palmer Oliver has been COM
missioned lieutenant at Scott Avia-
ton Field, where he has been in
] training for several months. The
lieutenant came home Wednesday
morning to visit home folks a few