The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-01
PERSONALS.

Mrs, j. ii. Reed left Saturday
for an over Sunday visit with rela-
tives in Montrose.
Miss Sophie Klein left Saturday
for Burlington, where she will visit
at the home Of Mrs. D. Hamil for a
few days.
Miss Hazel Grant of Burlington is
! visiting at the home of Mrs. E.
Schiver in this city for few days.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller left on
a short trip to points north Saturday
evening.
/ George Parsons arrived home Sat
urday evening from a short trip up
the Rock Island.
Rolla Erdman returned from his
vacation trip Saturday.
Earl Carpenter arrived Saturday
evening to spend Sunday in Keokuk.
Ralph Bear came down from Des
Moines to spend Sunday with his
parents,
Robert Reiner, OF Argyle, has ac-
cepted a position in the Kellogg-Birge
wholesale grocery house and will be-
3 gin work at once.
Warren Churchill and G. Minton ar
rived from Burlington in an auto
Saturday evening
! G. S. Lee of Wilmington, Delaware,
was in the CITY on business PERTAINING
to the power works Saturday.
Will N Boehmer Miss Gertrude
Roehmer, Miss Lille Bendfentel and
Mrs. Will Boehmer made up an auto
party of st. Louis people who arrived
in Keokuk Saturday and spent the
might here.
e. L. Nation, of Burlington, was a
Keokuk business caller Saturday.
H. n. Peterson was in the city from
La Halpe Saturday.
w. S. Feree was a Keokuk caller
from Hillsboro, Iowa, Saturday.
Jesse B. Bently and son spent the
night in Keokuk on their way to
Elvaston to visit at the home of Mrs.
Frank Lewis.
Fred Anderson, of La Harpe, was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs J. B. Creswell returned home
to Montrose Saturday after visit IN
this city at the home of Mrs. Wilson
Misses Dot Bell and Beth Lackey
were callers in Fl. Madison Saturday
evening.
Z. Rev. E. B. Newcomb ID went te
o Chicago this morning en- route to Lake
Forest, ILL., where he will spend the
next two weeks, and go from there tt
n Clear Lake, Ia, to join Mrs. New
If comb for ten days. He will be bacl
A. to resume his duties with the church
n by the last Sunday of the month.
ID Mrs. Bracken and son, Merton, o.
k st. Louis, are visiting at the home o
4 Il mi
n Miss Anna B. Conroy returned from
V. two weeks vacation in Chicago, ant
n Indiana points
= Arthur Nodler is home for a shor
o visit to spend the summer vacatio
during the lull in the theatrical sea
son.
9 Joe LeFaivre returned to Suga
:. Creek this morning after an over Sun
=. day visit with his mother.
:, Miss Nellie Reddy will return to he
- home in Cedar Rapids tomorrow afte
- two weeks, visit In Keokuk.
~ Mrs. l.. Wells left this morning TO
- vincennes 70 attend the funeral Q
her nephew, William Harrison, VIII
- died there this morning.
y Mrs. Myra Hassler, of Farmingtor
returned home today after a sho1
visit in Keokuk.
{. Miss Ella Curtis departed this morr
:. ing for Belfast Iowa, where she wi
y visit.
do Mrs M. ]. Rider returned to he
~ home in Belfast this morning after
oo visit in the city at the home of ]. l
g Stanton and daughter
~ Stanley Meeks, of Bonaparte retur
u ed home this morning after an owe
Sunday visit in Keokuk with relative
Eugene McGrath made a bushes
Ia trip to Ottumwa today.
Tic Miss Blanch Cramer returned to hi
ms home in Marshaltown today after
ay visit with Mrs. Cramer in this cit
Mrs. w. ]. Dever and daughter, r
turned to their home in Moulton, Ia
after visit in this city with Mr. ar
= Mrs Cochren.
IL Miss Buenna and Blanch Newberl
and o. G. Newberry returned to Ar
In yle this morning after an over Sund;
visit In Keokuk
Father Giehert, VIM. Snyder al
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Ritch'
va. and H. R. Harmon, of Kahoka We
,re Keokuk callers yesterday.
ion c. A. Perry of Luray, was in Il
nix city Sunday.
Tod A. p Lane was Keokuk call
+be from Carthage Sunday.
100 Miss Nellie Hume returned to h
81 - home in Wyaconda this morning aft
~ visit with her siser, Mrs. Geor'
~ Cooper in Hamilton, and her aul
= Mrs. R. L. Hume In Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Klein left "
- terday for two weeks vacation
ne Bay View. Michigan.
use Miss Irma Stafford has return
one from weeks visit with relatives a
Tue friends in Kakoka.
sili- John Conrad left Sunday on t.
weeks trip through northern Misso,
VIM. Doyle who is at present woS
ing with construction company
Washington, Iowa, spent Sunday w
his parents in this city.
Mrs. Blanch lobe, of Ewing, NJ