The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-11
RECEPTION AT DEPOT
Friends Followed the Newly Welded
Couple to keokuk and Gave
Them Hearty Send Off !.
at Station. 50 sst Il

GROUNDS the warsaw DaSeDall nine
will cross bats with the Union Giants
of Keokuk a crack colored team. The
game will be interesting and full
report of same will be in these col.
umns. Last Sunday Warsaw defeat
ed strong Keokuk team-the hide
pendents--by score Of IA to 5. War
1 saw is in it for blood this season, and
is looking for engagements.
The heavy rains Tuesday night and
Wednesday morning damaged gardens
! somewhat.
| The w. R. Corps gave a successful
| luncheon at the home OF Mrs. Chas.
| Walker last evening.
| Clarence NJ Johnson and family
have moved out to their country home
south of Warsaw for the summer
months, thus combining happily town
and country life.
A concrete retaining wall has been
built on the north and west side of the
water tower block, and handsome
cement steps are being built leading
up to the tower on the corner; this
with the terrace sodded and laid off
with flower beds will be one of War
saws beauty spots as we'll as points
Of interest to visitors.
Master Roy Williams of Wythe, the
young eIocutionist who made such a
hit at the recent Wythe church con-
cert, is not quite twelve years of age,
instead of thirteen as before stated.
The Misses Hulda McDaniels and
Mabel Kuse have gone to their Miss
ouri homes to spend vacation.
Mrs. H. NJ. Bliss and Miss May are
visiting friends at Augusta.
/ Miss Myrl Maddox has gone to Nor.
NAL University, for summer term Of
/ instruction
/ H. A. Summers has returned home
after several weeks sojourn on his
Missouri farm.
| Miss Irma Katherine Johnston,
daughter of Mrs. Anna Johnston, and
Mr.. Frank j. Roth, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. E. Roth, were united in marriage at
/ the home of the brides mother at
1890 Wednesday morning June 9th,
| by Rev. A. G. Martyr. pastor of the
Presbyterian church, in the presence
of the immediate family relatives only.
The house was beautifully decorated
4 with roses. After the, ceremony an
elaborate collotion was served. The
happy couple were the recipients of a
large number of useful gifts. They
drove to Keokuk, there to take the
train for st. Louis where they will
/ visit relatives They had planned to
leave on the 20" at Alexandria but
owing to the washout on that road
were compelled to take the longer
route. They were followed on the III.
j terurban car at 1:05 o'clock to Keo-
kuk by number of friends who
wished to make their journey as pleas.
ant at possible by kindly informing
their fellow passengers by cards hung
at intervals through the car, that
they were "just married. take care
of them for their mothers sake etc.
with the usual heart embellishments
all of which kind attention they en-
joyed of course. Mr.. and Mrs Roth
were born and reared in Warsaw anG
have known each other for years, ane
have made a pure love match. The
bride is young lady of engaging man
Eners and charming personality, which
greatly endear her to her friends, anc
their dearest wish Is that she may
have unbounded happiness with hel
life partner. The groom is well ant
favorably known, and Is in business
with his father on Main street, having
literally grown up in the business
from boyhood To him none the less
than his charming bride do the friends
extend their heartiest congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Roth will spend theil
honeymoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Miller Of st. Louis, uncle and aunt OF
the bride.
4 Miss Jennie Bedolt entertained the
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor so
ciety in a handsome manner at hei
| home on Monday evening in a socia
gathering with fine refreshments, as
she was retiring from the presidency
of the society. Miss Lulu Jacquot sue
ceeds her in the office.
CHllurens DAY exercises VIII DC
held at the Presbyterian church or
next Sunday evening. A program Of
songs. recitations and class exercises
will be rendered.
/ The Ladies Aid society Of the
Wythe Christian church will give Q
strawberry and ice cream social,
the residence Of VIM. Hackamack. Of
Wythe on Friday evening, Jfipe III
| Washout on C., b. &aap. delayed
south bound trains yesterday. thus
cutting out Chicago papers which
serve with st. Louis papers, as War
saw daiiies.
John edwards and wife have return
ed to their home in Forsyth, Montana
after a brief visit with relatives here