The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-29
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Mack Frey of Keosauqua and Miss |
Jessie Foregrave of this place were
married Thursday evening by Rev. ].
c. Ship at the Baptist parsonage. The
bride is a popular young lady, the
youngest daughter of Mrs. Della Fore
grave. This happy young couple have
the congratulations OF host OF
friends
Miss Bessie Gordon of Hamilton, III.
| is visiting her aunt Mrs. s. Grown.
| Mrs John Jack spent Thanksgiving
| In Burlington with her niece, Mrs. S.
D. Boiler.
Miss Eddalee Morse visited over
Thanksgiving with Miss Grace Dick
in Harrisburg.
| Miss Kate Mathews, Miss Birdie
Teeter and Miss Pearl Moon are spend
| ing their vacation at their respective
,lomes in Salem, Hillsboro and Milton.
The Kensington club and a few
friends were delightfully."- entertained
Monday evening by Miss Pearl Moon.
Mrs. G. N. Stevenson of Milton was an
4 out-of-town guest and two course
luncheon was served.
Born ON Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Murphy a daughter.
Mrs. Eugene Manaart and Mrs. Mary
Anderson returned Tuesday from
4 visit with relatives in Des Moines.
| The Baptist ladies served dinner on
Thanksgiving. The proceeds were
$500 of which $4,000 we're net.
The Thanksgiving services were
held in the Congregational church and
Rev. J. W. Carson of the Methodist
church delivered the annual sermon.
Mrs. w E. Chalfont and daughter
Valentine left Wednesday for Sears
boro to spend Thanksgiving with her
daughter Miss Henrietta, who is
teaching in the public schools of that
, city
Misses Gertrude Good and Martha
! Haley visited Saturday in Keosauqua
= as guests of Mrs A. l.. Heminger.
Mrs. Mary Miller and son Arthur
!. who have been living in Marshall, Ill.
! for the past year, returned to Farm
ington Tuesday and expect to make
:. this place their home.
Mr.. Kassabaum, OF st. Louis, visit
ed the first of the week at the home
9 of his aunt Mrs. Sophia Reckmyer
He was accompanied home by hi
: mother, Mrs. Louise Kassabaum, whit
;. has been visiting her sister, Mrs
: Reckmyer.
Mrs. B. M. Boyer, who has beer
visiting her siser, Miss Alta Burrie
L in Elgin, H., returned home Tuesday
E. j. Miller has sold his clothing
2 store to McCay Bros, of Indianola
who will continue the business at thu
2 old stand.
. Miss Birdie Teeter delightfully."- en-
tertained the Kensington club Oh
= Tuesday evening, brick Ice cream
!. angel food cake, opera sticks and che
- colate were served.
John and Frank Lightfoot lei
= Thursday for Versailles, Mo-, for visi
with their sister, Mrs. Will Beard.
= Mrs. Lorena Cassidy returned hom
: from Seattle, Wash. where she ha
. been visiting relatives. Her father a.
companied her home.
= Mrs. Amanda Boyer arrived Monda
from Olathe, Kans on business tril
y She will visit friends for a couple 9
u weeks.
Fred Morse of Hannibal. Mo-, visite
"a Tuesday with his parents, Mr.. an
III Mrs. NJ H. Morse.
Mrs. G. P. Franks was a Keok,l
en- visitor Wednesday.
&C Mrs Fl. F. Dunn entertained fe
Is friends at whist Wednesday evenin,
Mrs. P. P. Franks was hostess |
on company of ladies' Friday evenin
complimentary to Mrs. /. NJ Lapsle
lis of Kahoka. Bridge whist was pla
er ed.
Mrs. Benz. Ketcham, of BonaparI
err visited Thursday with her son B.
lie Ketcham and family.
is Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marshall lie