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MfcsMauJ Medley of the Cape
vUit'-J iicre Utt Sunday.
Charley LaPierre and Henry
i?3 transacted business at the
Cape Monday. ,
Mrs. N. B. Turnbaugh Is re-
j wrted on the Bick list.
Peter Hauschen and
Coruonville were in
last Saturday.
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J. C. Cl.'. rrd returned last
Saturday from Paraould, Ark.
Fred Goyert transacted busi
ness at the Care Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Davis of Fruitland
was here last Friday, shopping.
Mrs. C. V. Priest visited Mrs.
Wm. Medley of the Cope last
Friday.
Judge Fidw. Hays had business
at the Cape the first of the week.
T. D. Hines attended business
in the Federal court at the Cape
this week.
Henry Gockel is serving on the
Federal grand jury at the Cape
1 this week.
Miss Christine Medley arrived ;
here from Poplar Bluff last Sat-1 The Aid society of the Baptist
jrday to visit her parents and ! church met with Mrs. George
.relatives. Miss Medlev is teach-. Greene last t nday.
iog school at the Bluff.
Mrs. R. A. Kingsbury of Ben-j
ion arrived here last Saturday j
to attend the wedding of herj
fcistor, Miss Zada Gladish, to
Albert Behrens. ;
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The Ladies Aid society of the
Miss Mamie Browning of Po- Evangelical church met last
Cahonta3 was in the city last Friday with Mrs. Lena Boss.
Saturday.
! Mrs. L. Goodwin left Monday
' f nr Vinnna Til tn visit- her
Mr.s. I'Vrry Sibley entertained
the f linch club Inst Tuesday.
C. II. Henderson transacted
business at Whitewater Tuesday.
C. Hope and wife of Poca
hontas were in the city Tuesday.
H. McNeely of Illinois is here
visiting relatives. ;
Fritz Elbrecht
Cape Monday.
went to the
Charles and Adolph Jaeger
had business at St. Lou is, the
first of the week.
Ed. VV, Hays transacted busi
ness at Poplar Bluff Tuesday.
George Heyde left yesterday
for Colorado.
Walter McFarland of Freder
icktown was in the city last
Monday.
Mr. Uoodin and tamily oi
East Prairie came here last Sun
day in their auto to visit J. II
Goodin, nis brother.
The Pats defeated the Leans t:
in a haseuaii game veunesaay :
by a score of 10-.
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Jos. V. Volgert, aged S3 years,
died la?t Thursday morning of
senility. He leaves a wife and
three children to mourn his Ios3.
Tom Wilson sold his arm at
Shawneetown to Win. Doberenx
from .Uniontown last Monday,
Prof. 0. Taylor of Gordonvillo
was here Wednesday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Owens
celebrated their twentieth wed
ding anniversary last Monday.
F. A. Kage of the Cape was in
the city Wednesday.
The Westminster Circle
yesterday with Miss Kurre.
met I
Judge F. B. Meyer of Bur
fordville was in the city Tuesday.
Henry Grossheider and wife
of near Gordonville were in the
city Saturday.
mother.
Miss Pearl Fhillips of the
Cape spent last Sunday here
visiting her sister, Miss Maud
Phillips.
Rev. J. A. Russell, aged 73
years, died last Saturday at
Lutesville. Mr. Russell has been
active in the ministry of the M,
E. church for the past twenty
five years and was known to
everyone in this part of the
tate. He was a Confederate
soldier and lost one arm in battle.
At the school meeting last
Saturday night Wm. Bruening
was elected president and L. A.
Goodwin vice-president-
Miss Grace McLain gave a
linen shower last Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Zada Glad
ish , who was married last Sunday.
Mrs. A. Mueller of the Cape
visited friends and relatives
hers last Sunday.
C. W. Ruff of Pocahontas was
in the city last Friday greeting
friends.
The official count of votes for
County School Superindent Mc
Donald totaled 2031.
Ed. Snider of Elomeyer trans
acted business here last Friday.
Mrs. W. H. Miller, who ar
rived at the Cape last Friday
from Hot Springs. Ark., reports
that Miss Elizabeth Granger, who
The Literary club met with
Mrs. J. T. McDonald last week
The study was the third and
fourth act of ' 'As You Like It
Mrs. A. Penzel of Gordonville
is at the Springs being treated 'he guest of relatives here
for rheumatism, is improving,
nicely and says she will be able; . , . .t
. . , - - , i Mrs. Maggie Pender of Fruit
; land was in the city last Friday.
The Evangelical church held
confirmation services last Sun-!
day. Those confirmed were:
Fredia Hargens, Anna Althenal, i
Edw. Brose, Jacob Frederick J
and Valentine Frederick. i
Miss Irene Short of Fruitland.
was the guest of friends here
last Saturday.
II. W. Puts of Pocahontas was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
J. C. Rudertof Tilsit wa3 here
Tuesday.
The new city jail
pleted.
is now com-
Henry Frazier and wife of the
Cape visited friends here last
Sunday.
J. C. Fisher of Altenburg was
in the city Monday.
Mrs. C. Slaughter of Freder
ick town is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. S. McAtee.
Frank Volkert of Oran was
here the first of the week visit
ing relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Wagner
celebrated their tin wedding
uesday evening. Contests and
music were the amusements tor
the evening. Those present
were C. L. Grant and wife, M
Wagner and wife, J. B. Talley
and wife, E. G. Sibley and wife,
Albert Roloff and wife, Emanuel
Milde and wife, Alvin Milde and
wife, J. G. Heinberg and wife,
John Sachse and wife, W. H.
Wagner and wife', Ben Sunder
man and wife: Misses Hazel
Poe and Mary B. Haley.
Linus Sanford transacted busi
ness at Charleston the first of
the week.
Misses Connie and Bess Med
ley entertained a number of
friends last Tuesday with a big
12 o'clock luncheon.
T. Ben Turnbaugh of Bloom
was called here Tuesday on ac
count of the death of his grand
mother, Mrs. N. A. Turnbaugh
Mrs. Mattie Ross of Gordon
ville was in the city Tuesday.
C. F. Oliver of Neely's Land
ing had business here Tuesday
The ladies of the Westminster
Circle have made arrangements
with the managers of the Fam
ily theatre to operate the
threatre for one night only. The
ladies have not decided what
night they will select. The pro
ceeds will
purposes.
be used for charity
Among those who transacted
business here last Saturday
were: J. C. Rudert, Tilsit; J.
M. Sells, of Randol; Robert
Caldwell, of the Cape; Louis
Hitt. of Gordonville; C. P.
Matthews, of Leemon, Charles
Blattner, of the Cape; Mrs. Lee
Caldwell, of Millerville.
Judges Haupt and Ilirsch re
turned to the Cape last Saturday
evening after the Board of
Equalization adjourned.
For Sale one six months old
registered, male, Hereford.
Write or phone Herman J.
Weiss, Jackson, Mo. 20-4 w
JCT FLOWERS AM FLORAL DESIGNS
Miss Zada Gladish and Albert
Behrens were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock last Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wash Gladdish; Rev.
Clarence Burton officiating. On
ly the immediate friends and
relatives were present. The
bride and groom have been resi
dents of this city all their lives
and not until a few weeks ago
did we learn that we were to
lose this young couple; when the
groom accepted a position with
the R. J. & R. Shoe Co., of St.
Louis, in the capacity as book
keeper, he announced his inten
tions of coming back for his
bride, which he departed with
Sunday shortly after the cere
mony. The young couple ea-
j caped their friends here in an
auto, but the rice throwers fol
lowed them to the Cape where
they administed the rice befor
they could catch the St. Louis
train. The bride and groom will
make their future home in St.
Louis. The Jackson rice con
tributors were: Misses Ella
McCombs, Sarah Davis, Imogene
j Vinyard, Carrie Atkins, Martha
Cramer and Ray Cracraf t.
We understand the wedding
bells will ring again soon and
rather think the bells will ring
ior a scnooi Dene tnis time so
it is said.
Fok A ll Occasions.
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I'cdsrtsfckj and Emtslm'nj.
i)ay Phone 144 Night PhoneCO
The members of the Presby
terian church have called Rev.
Ross from Lamar, Mo., for their
pastor.
Jackson is making prepara
tions for a big time for the
school district examination and
; contests on April 28-29.
Quite a number of farmers at
tended the meeting of the Mer
chants & Machanics Mutual Aid
Society last Tuesday. This so
ciety is patterned after the
Farmers Mutnnl Insurance so
ciety and covers territories
that the other company does not,
Judge F. B. Meyer of Burford
ville was re-elected as director.
One fire was suffered by this
company during the last year,
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vvime is.neweri arrived in
Jackson last Sunday from Ala-
magardo, New Mexico, where he
has been for several years. He
will remain here for severa
weeks.
TM. x. ...
ine executive committee of
the Commercial club held an in
teresting meeting last week
frl - ,
iney are considering some
manufacturing plants for Jack
son.
Walter Feschner and George
Fleiss of Chicago are the guests
oi fritz aiemers. me young
men are students in the Con
cordia seminary of St. Louis
Mr. Fleiss preached last Sunday
in the Lutheran church for Rev.
Langehennig. Mr. Fechner will
preach for Rev. Schaefer at Til
sit tonight. They will return to
St. Louis Sunday.
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good and terms were proper.
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We will pay you 4 per cent interest
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Our deposit, boxes in our Fire-Proof Vault are at your
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Peoples
PJatiioim
OF JACKSON
William Pakk
Leon Cltitakd
Cashier
Asst-Cashier
The teachers elected by. the
school board at last Monday
night's meeting for the year of
1912 were: Supterintenden J.
H. Goodwin; Principal of High
School, Maud Phillips; Lloyd
Macom; Misses Bessie Sam
uels, Jessie Harris, L y d i a
Kies. Sara Davis, Mamie Brown
ing and Mrs. Lula Helmkampf
music director. For the Lin
coln school, Robert Cobb and
Miss Ulenberg.
Mrs. Nancy Turnbaugh, died
at tne home of her daughter.
Mrs. Annie Obermiller, in this
;ity last Tuesday night of par
alysis. Deceased was born at
Brookfield, Ind., May 25, 1822.
In 1836 she was united in mar
riage to John J. Turnbaugh.
They moved to this city in 1850,
where she lived continuously un
til her death. Funeral services
were held in the Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
Ayers. She leaves five children
to mourn her loss; Dr. 'J'. Ben
Turnbaugh of Bloomfield; Mrs.
M. T. Dikinson, of Kanaas City,
Mrs. Jennie Smith of Lajolla,
Cal., Mrs. Annie Obermiller of
this city and Mrs. Florence A.
Brooks of the Cape. Her hus
band died on the 23 of June,
1873.
David B. Hays
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Jackson, Mo.
Office: West side of Public Square
le phone 4t(.
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