The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-04
PERSONALS

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DR.. and Mrs. w. G.. Runyon of
Smith, Iowa, have returned to their
home after spending New Years with
the formers parents at Elvaston.
Harvey Bradford went to Farming
ton this morning in the interests of
the KeolSuk Lumber company
Peter Columbus, former proprietor
OF the Palace of Sweets, which oc->
cupied the building now used by the
Bode-Larson Shoe company, went to
st. Louis this morning. He says that
he has figured on several places in
which to locate candy store, both in
East ST. Louis and in st. Louis prop
er. However he is not seriously con-
sidering the establishment o. one at
the present time.
Miss Ella Bower returned 70 keo-
kuk last night after visit with her
sister in Havana, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan S. Lowitz have
gone to Alexandria, La, for visit.
Miss Lillian Teeters has departed
for Oxford, O., where she will resume
her studies.
John Wolf will leave tomorrow
morning for Ames to continue his
studies
C. H. Belt Of Mallard, ILL.,, was in the
city this afternoon on business.
/ Messrs. Frank Crimmins, Craig Nc.
| Manus and Harry Mas left this after
noon for Houston, Texas. Tie young
men will stop at ST. Louis for short
visit before continuing their trip tc
the southern city, where they expect
to locate,
l. Hosier and Peter Scheffler Jr. two
i of the supervisors of Lee county came
4 down to Keokuk today and made {
business trip to the Lee county Home
4 with Chairman Geo. Brinkman.
i Lewis Mote returned to his home il
q Des Moines after visit at the Hart
4 ley home. 612 Exchange street.
Miss Ella Hartley returned to De
4 Moines this morning after spendin,
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. w. Hartley.
A. d. Dunlap leaves tonight for Bur
lington On business.
Miss Emma Niviling, secretary o
the Y. w. C. A. returned last evenini
from two weeks visit with relative
and friends in Sioux City and Omaha.
Mrs. G. Hart of Quincy who ha'
been visiting for the past few day
with Miss Atha Mcbride, returned tt
her home this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Fulton, of Quincy
who have been the guests of Mrs. I
Bode, of lilo Palean, for the past tw'
weeks, departed for their home today
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Reynolds wen
to Quincy this afternoon where the,
, will spend a few days visiting thei
son. w. T.. Reynolds.
Mrs. Nathan Lowitz and bah
daughter left today for Alexandra
La, where they will spend some tim
visiting relatives.
Mrs. E. r. Dedman went to Molin
today, where she will visit dav o
two before returning with her mott
d er
= Miss III. A. Trimble accompanied b
a III. H. Trimble. was passenger o
- the south bound train this afternoo
) when it pulled out, bound for Jeffe
!. son City, where she expects to Wis
{. for few days.
3 Miss Ruth Mcmahon OF Burnsid
I. was at the depot this afternoon on he
way to Nauvoo where she is ST.
dent at the academy.
Henry Breitenstein went to Mon
rose this afternoon where he will Il
~ stall the newly elected officers of tn
- Odd Fellows lodge tonight. Thur
day he will be in Fort Madison on II
~ same mission, while Saturday he WI
be in Croton. In the meantime he WI
be helping local lodges install c
ficers.
Or Miss Greta Runyon and Miss Lille
ID Teeters. the former of Elvaston, al
al the latter of this city, departed f
lie oxford, Ohio, today where they a
,e college students. Miss Runyon WI
A. accompanied to this city by her P
ty rents, DR.. and Mrs. Runyon
IA Mrs. Ella Coon, Miss l.. Blackw'
NJ and Mr. Theron Case have return
of from Peaksville. Mo, where tn
IN were in attendance at the funeral
n. Mrs. Coon's stepfather.
,d Miss Jessie Downing of Monmou
is who has been the guest of Mrs
We Bentz for the past week returned
ne her home today.
ce Coroner Fred Korschgen was in
at Madison this morning, attending t
meeting of the board of supervise