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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
1
Local happenings include visits by J Hinkle and Peter Desmund to St Louis, weddings and moved residents, shop updates at Heinbergs and Trickeys, smallpox cautions, and election results. Notable names: Hines, Desmund, Behrens, Haas, Behrens, McCombs, Bruening, Kerstner, Winyard, Swope, Lear, Trisler, Behrens, Mitchell, Oliver. Jackson hosts socials, church events, and a county board of equalization week.
Alvin Penzel invites inquiries about improved city property for sale in Gordonville Missouri. Contact by phone or letter to discuss terms and location details.
Theodore Rabold and his bride Margueritte Weakley arrived from Nokomis Illinois the first of the week after their marriage there Tuesday of last week Their friends in Jackson speak highly of the bride noting her fine character and former employment in a jewelry shop Her father is a Nokomis hardware merchant and former mayor Rabold is a well known barber and plans to live on his father’s farm for now The Herald extends a welcome to Mrs Rabold and Illinois newcomers to the town.
George E. Weiss of near Egypt Mills sought relief from a county court claim about a road crossing his land. He insists no payment is due for land given but demands the fence be left alone, while the court said no jurisdiction and advised seeking a circuit court. Electric Lamps, Tungstens, and Carbons at Bruening & Kerstner Dry Goods Co.
Cape Girardeau County Court invites sealed bids for the erection of a county jail and sheriff's residence in Jackson Missouri bids due April 11 1910. Three bid classes offered full work general construction and iron and steel work with five percent certified check to county treasurer. Plans viewable at county clerk office. The county reserves right to reject all bids.
Sophomores took Caesar Friday while Juniors finished Samuel Johnson's Essay on Boswell. Contenders for the May declamatory contest prepare for the preliminary on the 29th. Cicero class reads Oration for the Poet Archias. Many students rehearse twice weekly for a play titled The College Chum to be staged before school closes.
Local notes report fruit trees in full bloom with an optimistic outlook for a good crop. Community updates include Farmers Mutual Telephone Co meeting at Henry Lowes, visits between residents such as Mrs Chas Richter and Calla, Miss Arta Clippard returning to Oran with Elmer Drum, and various moves and visits among Baden area families. Comet sighting expected on the 8th draws local attention.
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