The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-29
cantrIl Editor Married.


On Thursday. May 20, at high noon,
at the residence of the brides parents,
reverend and Mrs. Francis jackson
Yokely, occurred the marriage OF their
daughter, Besse Myrtle, to Jesse Mel
son Stonebraker. Only the immediate
relatives were present. The bride
and groom departed the same evening
for wedding journey of ten days
duration, after which they will be at
home in Cantil at the beautiful new
residence recently built by the groom.
The wedding is the elimination of
pretty romance begun few months
age, when the BRIDES father came to
the pastorate OF the Cantril Christian
church Miss Yokely had made many
friends during her brief stay there, as
she is lady Of culture, and as Mrs.
Stonebraker will be gladly welcomed
to permanent citizenship.
Jesse Nelson Stonebraker is the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Stonebraker, is a young man of ster
ling qualities, bright, active in BUSH
ness and church circles and one OF /
whom all of Cantril is proud In ad- ,
dition to being editor of the New Era /
Mr.. Stonebraker is secretary of the (
Commercial club, superintendent OF
the Christian Sunday school and is
connected with the different lodges. |
The best o. wishes accompany these |
worthy young people.
Society Personals.
Miss Elizabeth Miller has gone to |
Hannibal, Mo, TO attend the PASCAL |
Boughton wedding, which occurs June
|.
Saturday for an extended trip into
the northwest and to Pacific coast
states. Mrs Reeves is the national
president Of the p E. o. and she will
sltend state conventions.
Miss Ruth Hartzell of Carthage is
visiting over Sunday in Keokuk,
guest of Miss Vera Hawkes.. She
came to attend the graduating exer-
cises.
Mrs. John Barnett and Miss Leona
Price of Oskaloosa are visiting the
family OF John L. Hawkes. and Thorn
as john
Leave for Europe.
Miss Hannah Hawkes. leaves this
evening for New York city, where she
will join Mrs. Virginia NJ, Ayres and
daughter, Miss Mary Margaret, who
will sail for Europe on June /, on
the steame.. President Lincoln OF the
Hamberg-American line. While in
Europe. Miss Hawkes. will visit with
Mrs. Jane Osborne Hannah, who re-
Gently visited in this city, and who is
one of the leading grand opera sing
ers of the country 1t is reported that
Frank l.. Hannah, husband of Mrs. !
Hannah, who is consul to one of the
German provinces, will resign his
governmental position in November to
return to this country, to reside per-
manently. Mrs. Jane Osborne Fan
nah has been engaged during the next
season TO appear in a number of en-
gagements, which in all will mean
more than twenty-thousand dollars for
her services as an opera singer in
the larger theatres OF the country.
VIII Have Picnic Tomorrow.
The employers and employees of the
Duncan-Schell Furniture company and
tneir families will all convene as one
Dig happy family on Hambleton's
Point, several miles up the Illinois
Side of the river tomorrow, for pic
mic. Tempting dinners and suppers
VIII be taken along by the party,
which will make merry on this nation
al holiday
FortnightIy Meeting.
Mrs. John d. Rubidge will enter
IAN the Fortnightly Whist club on
Tuesday afternoon.
viii Give Dance.
Herbert Rockenbach and Julius
habe will give a dance Wednesday
e'enng in Hawkes. hall. The Agne
ofchestra will play
Rain Spells Social Ev.nt.
;, "eather lnterferred somewhat with
he Country club pleasures late yes
.efoay afternoon and evening. The
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,as afternoon and the day was
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