The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-04
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THE NEWS OF LA HARPE
Mrs.. Tabisha Mason a. the Age Of
Nearly Ninety Years, Fell
ans Broke Her
Hip.


La EIARPE. Ill, Feb. George In
graham OF Spokane. Wash, has been
visiting relatives here the past week.
1t is his first visit home for several
years.
After a months visit with home
folks, Alice Rhea has again gone west,
expecting 70 locate in Ontario. Ore.
where he has position in an express
Office.
The Congregational church people
are having pipe organ installed this
week. This is the first pipe organ for
La Harpe and it is hailed with JOY
by all music lovers Of the city.
Mrs. Amelia Buehl, grand worthy
matron of Illinois, was the guest of
the local Eastern Star lodge Tues
day. a 1880 luncheon was given in
her honor by Mrs. Louis Conrardy and
Miss Bertha Butler, to which all OF
the officers of the lodge we're invit-
ed. An afternoon session was fol-
lowed by a 6 o'clock dinner in the
banquet hall and an evening session
held WREN the work of the lodge was
exemplified.
Mrs. w. 3. Kaiser and Mrs. l.. j..
Rhea entertained about fifty ladies
Friday evening at the home of the
first named lady. 1t was a most en-
joyable affair.
Carrie Bundy and Ollie Smfddy both
of whom have been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, are now improving rapid
ly.
H. H. Barnes has been shut in at
home this week with an affliction af-
fecting his face.
Mrs. Tabitha Mason fell while cross
ing her room Tuesday morning and
fractured the bone of her right hip.
The injury is a bad one and taking
in consideration the lady's advanced
age-eighty-ei years-it is doubt
full if she ever fully RECEIVERS.
Mrs. James Cherrill OF Carthage
has been he guest of Miss Sara
Wright the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. John VI. Lyon and
Mr. and Mrs. Yves. Cassingham went
to Memphis, Mo-, Monday evening to
attend the marriage of Miss Beulah
Cassingham.
Miss Cleyin Locke visited over Sun
day with friends in Dallas City.
Mrs. Israel Brundage is in Burilng-
ton, a guest at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Henry Cuttings.
The men of the Congregational
church were banqueted in the parlors
of the church one night last week.
The principal feature of the spread
was 100 pound roasted pig. 1t was
joyful occasion and the beginning
of the formation OF a brotherhood that
will mean great deal for the church,
as well as the men who engage in the
good work
Rev G. l.. Dark. pastor Of the NJ.
P. church, has gone TO Bluffs, H.,
where he will assist in two-weeks'
revival service
Miss Nora Radsford Of Eureka, H.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. /. G. Ruff,
and getting acquainted With the new
baby, WHO recently came to the Huff
home
James crum came home fro-n Ma
comb Wednesday, bringing with him
his little daughter, Christina. who has
been put into cast. hoping TO efeci
a cure for curyiture Of the spine.
]. H. Hungate and daughter. Mrs
Z. j. Waddel, spent several days ii
! Peoria last week and attended ban
quet given for the stockholders of the
Peoria Life Insurance company Dr
Jacob p Calm nd ]. ~ Bradshaw
also attended the banquet
Mrs. Harriet Purdy has gone t.
B Spencer, Iowa, where STE viii spcnt
three months with her aged father.
Mrs. Charles Wheaton, daugnteI
Harriet and moti.er, Mrs. Peter Ege