The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-12
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
MI and Mrs. M F. King left for
Cincinnati, Ohio, to visit their aaugh-
ter till the first of the year.
Mrs. Ira E. King is visiting in
Peoria. and attending the wedding of
Miss Edna Cameron.
Henry Schaefer has returned from
visit to st. Louis.
Franklin Connable is visiting in
Chicago.
Leon Rollins is attending the Cubs
Tiger games in Chicago.
Reverend ]. w Potter is in Musca-
tine today helping to mail out the con-
ference year books. He will return to
this city on Thursday evening.
Fort Madison Gem City: Edward
Ebinger and Albert Person visited at
heokuk today. Bob Calhoun and
Arthur Groves spent the day at Keo.
kuk.. Frank Welsh, assistant stage
carpenter at the Ebinger Grand, went
to keokuk to handle the stage at the
Grand in that city tonight during the
/ big production of the Cow Puncher.
which comes to the Ebinger Grand to-
morrow night. Charles Martin re-
turned to West Point from three
days visit at Keokuk
Mr.. and Mrs. C, P. Dadant of Hami!-
ton who have been enjoying two
months of pleasure on the Pacific
coast and throughout the west. arriv-
ed home Saturday. They were de-
lighted with their western trip.
Mrs. E. H. Sawyer of Minco. Okla.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Morrison. III Blondeau street.
The following auto party registered
at the Hotel Keokuk yesterday for
Ginner, coming from Fort Madison:
George B. Stewart and wife of Fort
1 Madison, Alan K. Stewart OF Fort
Madison, Mrs. 7. l.. Berry of Chicago
and Bob Sailander of Fort Madison.
/ The following auto party register
{ ed at the keokuk for supper: Mr..
/ and Mrs. H. A. Brinkman, c. E. Eye
1 man, julius Eyeman of Warsaw and
DR.. W. D. Springer of Boise, Idaho.
I Ray Bell, Tony Millorn, Ferrl Cut
( Ter and Charles Brown of Carthage
were in the city yesterday.
I Mr.. and Mrs DR.. Billy returned to
their home in Eldon this morning af-
ter a visit with T. N. Conner and fam
! lily.
/ Gernie Danford returning to Chris
tian college, Canton this morning.
4 Mrs. R. Board returned to her home
in Dallas City this morning.
E. A. Hull went to Fort Madison
this morning on business.
Mrs William Pingle of Fort Madison
returned to her home this morning.
Mrs. Clara Cambron. Mrs. Frank
Childers, Miss Alma Childers and AL
vim Childers returned to their homes
in Nauvoo this morning after a visit
here with friends.
A Forrest Conner returned to Gem
City at Quincy this morning after
spending fair week at home.
Miss Helen Weber returned to her
home in Fort Madison this morning
after pleasant visit with the Misses
Reidy.
w. G.. Blood left for the opening of
court in Fort Madison this morning.
Judge Bank left for Fort Madison
this morning to open court at that
place.
Mrs. I. Frank returned to her home
in Kahoka last evening after a pleas
ant visit with r. Sundbye and fam
ily
Mrs. Iker of Mt. Pleasant is visiting
in the city.
Charles Ray returned this morning
to his home in Bonaparte.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Wallace and
son Harry returned to their home in
Fort Madison today after a few days
visit in the city.
Marybelle Nicoson returned to hel
home in Memphis this morning after
spen ing several days with Miss Ada
laide Schroeder.
Miss Ethel Curtis of Montrose re
turned to the city this morning TO re
sumo her studies at high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Hart returned tt
their home in Humeston this morning
after spending several days of the
fair with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomp
son.
Paul Bear left for Canton last even
ing after spending several days at the
fair.
Mr.. Potter of Lancaster. Mo-. wa!
il the city Sunday visiting with hi:
friend. H. c. Altes.
Miss Gray of Centerville has beer
the guest of Miss Bernadine Crowle!
during the past few days.
W. Clyde Jones of Chicago is hers
for visit with his mother.
j. o. Boyd made business trip t.
Centerville this morning.
C.. A. Van Sittert went to Kahoki
this morning in the interest of loca