Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1909-10-22
KEOKUK NOTES.

Mrs. A. J. Fields, who resides at 1923
North Thirteenth street, was seriously
i'll few days last week with inactfon
of the liver.
Rev. Hines of Warsaw preached
three very Interesting sermons Sunday
at the church of St. Mary the Virgin.
At 3 O'Clock the sacrament OF Baptism
was administered.
Tuesday evening. at their beautiful
home, 1923 High street, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Gross very pleasantly entertained
q number Of their friends In honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fields Of Came
ron, Mo. After serving a dainty repast
whist was enjoyed until late hour.
Rev. w. d. Venerable, pastor of the
Seventh Baptist church left Friday
evening for independence, Mo-, to at
tend the Missouri convention. He will
he absent two weeks. Rev. E. p. Green
of Kansas City will continue to conduct
the revival services during his absence.
Sunday morning services at the I'm
ion Baptist church were conducted by
.ev. w. s. Collins; the evening services
by the Rev. d. w. Anderson There
was good attendance at both meet
tngs
The wedding of two popular Keokuk
young people has Just recently been
made known. On the afternoon Of Au-
gust 3, Miss Clara Il. Lowe and Chas.
Johnson repaired to Burlington and
were quietly married; returning the
amei evening, and friends of the two
rave but recently learned Of their mar
iage In the up-riyer city. Miss John
ION Ii we'll known In musical circles
ns the city. being organist a. the Beth
| ii AZ M. e. church. The groom fS b
Taduate of the Keokuk high school OF
905. Since then he has attended Me-
',arry Medical College, at Nashville,
'enn. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson left here
,bout two weeks ago for Des Moines,
where he will enter the university
here to complete his studies. Their
1any friends here Wish them success.
Mrs. r. H. Hackley Is visiting In the
'ty. the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
3eckley on Concert street.
Friday evening at their beautiful
ONE at Eighteenth and Times streets,
Ar. and Mrs. Charles Teabeau very
easantly entertained a number of
.heir friends In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w. Fields Of Cameron, Mo. Whist
,yas INDUCED in until late hour, af-
er which dainty luncheon was serv-
by the hostess.
One Of the prettiest social affairs
hat has taken place In Keokuk during
ne present fall season was the tea CIV
\ by Miss Katie Owens, 1928 Morgan
treet, Monday afternoon, in honor Of
frs. w. w. Fields of Cameron, Mo- II
ne many pleasing remarks of the sew
raj ladies who attended count for
ught, the home was handsomely dec
rated, the color scheme In the dining
oom being pink and white. She was
SISTED in the dining room by Mes
'mes Emma Tebeau, Daisy Ware and
)llie Gross.
Mrs. Butler Of Bowling Green, Mo.
nd Mrs. Robertson of Hannibal, MO-,
: the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. sum-
ers, 1909 Franklin street.
Saturday evening, at the home OF
r. and Mrs. Lewis Lowe. on Orleans
rect, occurred the marriage Of their
oungest daughter, Myrtle, to w. b,
'"s of this city. The house was beau.
fully decorated with potted plants ant
rms, the color scheme being green
I'd white. At 1880 the couple ap.
cached to the archway between the
lrlor and dining room and stood un.
or large wedding bell, where thu
ords that made them man and wife
ere spoken by Rev. William Searcy
he bride was handsomely gowned II
cream Sicilian princess. After fell
fations a delicious wedding supper
,as served. Miss Lowe Is one of Keo
suk's most popular young ladies', be
ag q member OF Bethel A. M. E. choi
nd one Of the leading soloists. MI
ills Is q worthy young man and ais,
member Of the "A. M. e. choir, and Il
ell and favorably known. He holds ,
,sponsible position at the Hauber
eat market. Keokuk friends exten,
leir hearty congratulations and wisl
EN- q long and happy married life.
Monday, Oct. IS lat high noon. oc
,rred the marriage of Miss Stell,
land to Mr.. Stanley Johnson, Rev. H
Jones Of the A. M. e. church offi
/ ating, In the presence Of relative,