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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
5
Madison NL resident Martin Blank visits the city this week while Chris Stein of Gordonville and J. C. Clippard family travel to Paragould. Many townsfolk pass through for business, schooling, or a day with relatives as the Cape area hosts meetings, sales, and social events.
Members of the Evangelical church gave a picnic last Friday afternoon at the public school park. A good time was reported by attendees.
William Baar of Gordonville and Mrs Louise Metje of this city returned home Friday after a six months visit in Germany and report a fine trip.
Mr and Mrs Haisten Poe report their twin sons Percy and Paul ill with scarlet fever but improving nicely with medical care and rest.
Mrs. W. C. LaPierre and sister Miss Billa Norman left for Bloomfield Sunday to visit relatives and friends. They will return home Sunday.
Mrs Henry Nagel of the Gordonville area died suddenly while preparing dinner. The heart failure claimed a life about age 59. Funeral services were held at Cape last Saturday.
The conference of the Methodist Church South will convene in Cape Girardeau from September 27 to October 2. Visitors will be treated to a river trip and other pleasures during their stay.
At the gun club shop on Tuesday the following scores were posted Wagoner Senior 21 Miller 17 Putz 10 Wagoner Junior 22 Russell Junior 8 Russell Jr 21. A second practice session will be held.
Leslie Schaefer, infant son of Mr and Mrs W H Schaefer, died the previous Tuesday morning after a several day illness. He was 10 months and 8 days old. Funeral services were held last Wednesday morning at 10 o clock.
Misses Hattie and Jean Caldwell gave a six o'clock dinner last Friday afternoon to a small group of friends. Attendees included Misses Clara and Mamie Atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cosgrove, Mrs. Lawrence Wagoner, Walter Limbaugh, and Conway Williams.
Mr and Mrs T A Cosgrove entertained a sizable group of young folks last Friday evening. Attendees included Misses Hattie and Dean Caldwell Mary Bernice Williams Mamie Atkins Mesdames Lawrence Wagoner Waltom Limbaugh Mary Macon Conway Williams and Mr and Mrs Bernhard Gockel Jr.
The Tuesday Club held a gathering with host Mrs. Fred Goyert. Members present included Mesdames John Snider, Louie Hoffmeister, Chas Williams, Gerry Sibley, and Kate Schmuke, with games of all kinds followed by a pleasant repast.
Our team traveled to Illmo for two baseball games. Illmo won 5 to 2 in the Sunday tilt and followed with a 5 to 3 victory on Monday. Report says Illmo used several league players in their lineup.
Miss Boaz of St Louis has bought Trickey and Ford millinery stock and is in Chicago and other northern markets purchasing a new fall hat line. She plans to show the newest headwear by early September.
Last Friday night residents faced a brief outage as the C. G. & C. Ry Co reportedly took a carload of coal from the city power house siding for its own use, delaying power and light restoration briefly.
Miss Irene Berens entertained many friends last Thursday evening with games and refreshments. Attendees included Misses Hazel Poe, Ethel Mae Clain, Grace Winyard, Bessie Limbaugh, Oma Schade, Bertha Henderson, Cornelia Trickey, Millie Grohsman, and boys Weston Henderson, Harry Williams, Charles Grohsman, Daniel Boone, Charles Granger, Harold Hays, Emerson Spradling, Lester Taylor, and Troy Gladish.
The city school board held a special meeting to decide on delaying the public school opening due to scarlet fever and other diseases. After discussion, they postponed the start by two weeks to allow enrollment and reduce teachers’ extra work. School will open September 19.
Investment bargain adjoining Jackson city limits Missouri 55 acres farm house two barns three springs year round two orchards grape arbor good title abstract to date ten minutes walk from city center sale due to move to St Louis cream of the J W Fulenwider farm very reasonable price apply Mrs J W Fulenwider Jackson Mo Box 24 42 46 Watermelons by the piece load at McAtee Mercantile Co
A brief note urges shoppers to visit Miss Boaz's millinery before purchasing, while the steam swing continues to furnish its music for the day.
Financial report of The Peoples Newtonal Bank in a misspelled state draft shows assets including cash balances, checks and other cash items, a notes of opinion, reserve accounts, and capital stock. It lists deposits, dividends, and certificates of deposit, with signatures from a bank official and a notary.
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