The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-11
PERSONALS.

Nicholas Snider of keota, Mo-. was
IN the city yesterday visiting friends.
J. q. Resor Of Kahoka was called
to this city yesterday on business.
w. II. Murphy of LaHarpe was a
city visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Anderson OF Valley
junction We're in the city yesterday
doing Christmas shopping.
Misses Ilottie and Nina Moseley de-
parted last night for Kahoka, where
they will spend Sunday with friends. |
James Hirst left for Fort Madison
last night where he will be a Sunday |
visitor with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Harrison de.
parted last evening for Montrose,
where they will spend a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Anderson, the
parents of Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. Joseph Welsh departed last
night for Chicago, where she will
visit friends and relatives for few
days.
Frank Raney of Peoria arrived I'M
the city last night, where he will
make an indefinite stay as the guest
of L. w. Parsons.
j. NJ Storrer of Burlington ar
rived In the city last night, to
spend brief visit with Mrs. Clara R.
| Titus.
Rev. e. B. Newcomb departed last
evening for Fort Madison, where he
will occupy the pulpit in the Presby-
terrain church of that city today.
Miss Grace Moore of s1Ss Orleans
ave-, leaves Sunday night for Otto,
Iowa, Woodbury. county, to continue
teaching.
T ]. e. McAndrew is home from
Granite Falls, Montana, where he has
been engaged on large construction
work. Mr.. McAndrew's health is
very much better than when he left
keokuk, the northwest agreeing with
him.
S. NJ. Fray of Pennington was in
the city yesterday on business.
A. Cochrell Of Bonaparte was in
the city yesterday with friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wilson were in
the city yesterday visiting friends
and shopping.
w H. Doss of LaHarpe was in the
city yesterday morning on legal bust
ness
Mr.. and Mrs w. O. Sharp and
daughter of Carthage were in the city
yesterday visiting relatives and
friends
/ H. F. Kleine of Burlington was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
w. H. Hartzell Of Carthage was il
the city yesterday on business.
/ Frank Ballinger of Montrose was il
! the city yesterday afternoon on shor
business trip.
Peter Scheffler of Donnellson wa.
in the city yesterday, calling OF
friends.
Mrs. C. NJ. Crane departed for Fl
q Madison yesterday afternoon on
! short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Grove
Mullikin. whose little daughter lie
: seriously i'll.
Mrs e. H. McCutcheon of Sioux Cit
= arrived in the city yesterday, wher
she will spend few days visit witt
= friends and relatives.
e Martin Marylen of Lancaster, wa
in the city yesterday transactin
business.
: X. J. Miller of Wyaconda was
= local caller yesterday afternoon.
= M. M. Cox and son of Hannibal wer
in the city yesterday visiting friend.
! w. E. Mitchell of Bonaparte, VIII
Y has been in the city for the past fe'
days on business, returned home thi
morning.
Herman Marion of Valley Junctio
was in the city yesterday vistin
former acquaintances.
III c. TT. Tinnery of Memphis was
u business visitor in the city yesterda
re afternoon.
&c O. R. Johnston of Ft Madison VIII
was in the city Friday evening as
IN participant in the baseball minstr'
returned home yesterday morning.
~ j. x. Markille of Warsaw was
W the city yesterday on short bushes
trip.
IT, w. B. Doherty of Argyle was in I'll
city yesterday doing Christmas sho
~ ping.
't. w. w. wallace of LaPlata, Mo, ws
/, in the city yesterday attending
III some business matters
s. Paul Beffler of Burlington was
al- the city yesterday, with sever
:, friends.
TN A. f. Zollner of Quincy was in tt
city yesterday morning on business
Il. w. Agnew left Saturday evenir
for New Haven, Conn, where he wi
se look after business matters for
re. few days.
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