The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-12
PERSONALS.


j. w. NOR was city visitor yes
terday from Cedar Rapids.
]. T. Berger of La Crosse, H.. is
in the city today on business.
G. G. Chandley and H. A. Vanden-
groom we're local visitors this morn.
ing from Quincy.
Henry Bode made business trip
to Bloomfield this morning
Ray Trump left this morning for FIT
Madison on business.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Buss of Chicago
who have been In the city visiting
with relatives, departed for their
home this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schouten de.
parted for Chicago yesterday on a.
brief visit.
William Riley was called to Bur-
lington this morning on business.
Miss Maude Talbot departed this
morning for Rockford, Ill.,, where she
will continue her studies at the
Rockford College.
Miss Florence McGrath returned
w SulSdtoO dJISl u lew WSShS
visiting with relatives.
Judge Bank left this morning for
Ft. Madison on business.
Miss Aleta Garvin of Carthage was
city visitor yesterday.
H. w. Talley left this morning for
Canton to resume his studies at col
lege, after spending Sunday with his
parents.
| ]. C. Darnell and J. McDermott of
Burlington were local visitors yes
| terday
F. T. Hughes made business trip
to Hannibal this morning.
Palmer Trimble left this morning
for ST. Louis on business for the c.,
B. & @.
o. R. Johnston, c. E. Robb, E. B.
/ Hoffman and B. E. Berens of FIT. Mad
ison were city visitors yesterday.
w. G. Hopkins left this morning for
Kahoka on business.
C. r. Wilson is business visitor in
FIT. Madison today.
Edgar Hamburger was city Wis
itor this morning from Warsaw.
Miss IIilda Book of Cincinnati
Ohio, who has been visiting the fam
lily OF j. Fred Kiedaisch, Sr, return
ed to her home this morning.
| Mrs Chas. Kilgen of st. Louis
visited over Sunday with Miss Lyds
F. Kiedaisch on South Sixth street.
Norman Kiedaisch left this morning
for Iowa City where he will enter the
pharmacy department of the state
university.
Lawrence Reiner has gone to Iowf
City to enter the state university.
Mrs. Reno Sayles and baby of Butte
Mont, are visiting at the home Of hei
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Lake and son
Frank, spent Sunday in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Nelson are re
ioicing over the arrival of fine bo
at their home.
Miss Nina L. Nelson left yesterda
for Winchester Illinois. where sn
will visit for short while with he
parents before starting west. Mis-
Nelson has for number of year
been clerk for the Schell-Demple &C
Miss Lena Hammes left yesterda
for Chicago on a business trip in tn
interest of the NJ Stern & Son.
Miss Anna Tryon of Gregory, Mo
who has been visiting at the HON
of her ousin, Joseph G. Tryon, lief
for Wayland, where she will visit 10
) few days.
Mrs. VIM Crear of Kahoka visite
!. at the homes of Mrs. B. R. Lotion an
a Ed 8. Lotion
Mrs. VIM. Tucker of Kahoka visi
ed friends in the city yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halbeck of III
T hoka returned home Saturday evenin
after a pleasant visit with their SCI
eral children in this city.
= Harry Mas spent Sunday at Sal
r dusky.
!. Chas. Dodge of the Dodge theatr
Y Co. left for Quincy this morning.
Chas Yant of Kahoka spent Sunda
s in the city with his mother.
e Mr. and Mrs Eugene S. Baker an
Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle f. Baker have r
+, turned from an extended trip abroa
e Mrs. Thos. Duncan and daughtt
:. Dorthy, have returned from Wis
with relatives at Creston and Abba.
q Miss irene Davey left this mornir
L for Los Angles. She has been tt
n guest of Mr., and Mrs. Fred Gosewiso
D Miss Davey formerly resided in tn
city and met many of her for1n'
n friends.
g d. l.. Hughes is in Davenport
look after business at the Graz
l. opera house at that city.
st DR.. and Mrs. Bowles, of Ottur
,e wa who have been visiting with M
and Mrs. H. Banks of this city d
)r parted for their home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs G. G. Tucker depar
ID ed last week for Davenport whe
re they will be the guests OF d.
n. Hughes.
Is Mrs. O'Brien and son Carol Gert
dine. family of the singer at Il