The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-08
PERSON AIS.

/ A. G. Roberts Of Bonaparte Is IN the
city today
b C. D. Streeter made a business trip
to Kanoka today.
L. NJ Hardy of Kahoka was heo-
I kuk caller yesterday
7 A. Johnson was in the city from
Bonaparte yesterday.
q b. L. Owsley was a business eailer
from Carthage yesterday.
ANDY Penrod of Fort Madison ar
rived in the city last evening.
Miss Patti Frame of Fairfield is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. M H. Frame.
Miss Edith Anderson is spending
the day with friends at Sugar Creek.
Mrs. C. N. Brudewald is spending
the day with friends In Vincennes.
Il Miss Maud Walters departed today
for an extended sojourn In Chicago.
4 Frank J. Schenlx returned last even
ing from business trip to Galesburg'
Mr. and Mrs. John Isley left Tor
a few days visit in Medill this morn
: ing.
Felix T. Hughes left last evening
for st. Louis on federal court busl-
ness.
Misses Margaret and Helen Stadler
are visiting with friends in Wayland
today.
Umpire Talbot left for Burlington
3 this morning and Umpire Cleary Tor
Ottumwa.
Mrs. V. Fields left this morning for
lOttumwa, where she will visit for
flew weeks.
i Mrs. Hubert Buck is visiting at the
home of Mrs. R. w. Cruze in Vim
cennes today.
Miss Delephine Beller left this morn
ing for Burlington, where she will
spend the day.
Miss Beryl Wagner left this morn,
ing for Bonaparte, where she will visit
relatives today.
Miss Cora Dickinson left this after
noon for Ottumwa for visit at the
home of her brother.
Miss Ada Craig of Aurora, H., will
arrive tomorrow for a short visit with
Mrs. John A. Craig.
| bdNlu CCuS1lCh vi N1ClIpliiS iSIt'iiSN
to his home this morning after few
a days spent in Keokuk.
4 Messrs. Sheaffer and Saunders OF
Fort Madison were in the city yester-
day transacting business.
Attorney George b. Stewart of Fort
Madison was looking after business
matters in Keokuk yesterday
Miss Elsie Poole left for Eldon,
Iowa, where she will visit for few
days before going to Des Moines.
Mr.. H. Thornberry of Fairfield, Ia.
returned home yesterday after spend
ing couple of days with Mr.. H. G.
Miller.
Misses Josephine and Helen Wylie
returned to their home IN Des Moines
this morning, after visit with rela-
tiwes in Keokuk.
Ernest Wright, formerly OF this city
but at present located in Oklahoma
is home for two weeks visit with
his parents.
Miss Margaret Jones left on the
X. & w. this morning for Hurdland
Mo-, where she will spend five weeks
at the home of an aunt
. Alvin Weismann arrived home last
evening from Oklahoma City, where
he Is employed as teller in the Securi
ty National bank He Is on a week:
vacation.
Mrs. Barnes of Lawrence. Kan, i
o visiting her mother, Mrs. s. w. Smith
at Summitville Miss Alta Smith ae
c.mpanled her sister from Lawrence
where she had been visiting.
q Mrs. Della Hawks and darghte
a Gertrude of Minneapolis are visitin
If at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lay
"a ton, S1S Fulton Street. Mrs. Hawk
IS and Mr.. Layton are sister and brotl
lie ef.
e. Mrs. j. w. Wilson and children, VII
ID have beer visiting at the home of M
in and Mrs. Burgess in West Keoku
as left this morning for st. Joe, Nc
ut where they will visit at the home
I'd daughter.