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TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. Foreign lousIS
were not active in Tie local market dedi-
Ing in less than 1900 shares.
PHlLADELrHIA. BALTIMGRk
WASHING1 on. Speyor co, ha.r pu,
chased from the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company Si;Oo0co Philadelphia Ralimor,
Il Washington Railroad hrst :n0I is"St '
per cen, gold ponds, due 1870. iosu'' ~ u ~
tire Baltimore Potomac Raili oa' Pl
cent bonds. g. iC0Go Of which iall Que Oh
April | ana 81 10000 on July J. 1871. Inc
mortgage securing these bonds ~ nlSt
and only lien on the double track man Ire
of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad sySteln from
philadelphia 10 Baltimore and NashInStol'-
The bonds are tax exempt in PcunsNINhhld
and are 4 lersl Investment Tor SaVihss
banks i'm New York state ana 'ohnccilc"t
II, ldcrs Of the old per cent baltimore q
Potomac bonds will probably he offered me
~ lVilsge Of exchange.
COPPER MARIETTA better tono. 10
the copper market WAS reported yos'erdaE,
with sales of electrolyitc Tor deiVcrN ia
May at 1874 cents a pound. This IS = Slignt
week. There was an advance OF about ..
2 ton i'm copper In the London market,
which impaired some encouragement 20 tne
local situation. Exports Of tho metal .
far this month have been fairly large. and
PRODUCERS are still hopeful that the copper
pro odrcerS' figures for March Will show
shrinkaGe in stocks.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Ameri-
can Locomotive Company. regular quarterly
T., per cent on the preferred, payable on
AprIl q. tho American Gas ana Electro
Company. regular quarterly ~ per cent on
the common. payable on April 7. and the
regular quarterly H.. per cent on tho pre-
T. rrod. payable on MAY !; the North Butte
Mining Company. quarterly - cents. Man
ming. MaxWcll & Moore. regular quarterly
II, per cent, payable on March g.
Dt PONT POWDER STOCl<.--At spe-
clal meeting of the f.. !. du Pont de Ne
muurs Powder Company tho stockholders
voted TO increase the common stock from
s}op0.01O TO sJ.G0000O At the annual mect-
ing o. the company Henry Bollh. jr.. pas
elected director 10 succeed Victor du
Pont IT. Other directors were reelected.
PHILADELPHIA cOMPANY.-cabl dis.
patches received Yesterday from Paris - d
that the common stock Of the Philadelphia
Company was dealt in for tho first time IN
the official list Of the Paris BoUrSe, AT
PRICE averaging 300 francs.
GOLD FROM FRANCE The National
city Bank has received consignment o.
French gold coin valued at $4,000 frorI
france II IS understood that this gold il
for rcshipment TO cuba. aud is a SpcciS
transaction. quite independent Of the ioi-
oign exchange market.
AMERICAN LIGHT AND TRACTION.
At the annual meeting o. the American
Light and Traction Company James n.
Wilson. Of Wilmington. Del. was elected
q director, 70 succeed Henry J.. Doher'y.
resigned
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In tho market for outside securities
speculation was moderately active IN spots;
with the general tone firm. standard c''
was strong on light dealings. advancing 10
poirts. tut Etcr rereding 10 Amer .dn
Tobacco WAS at stardstill while lhlt"n
cigar Manufacturers moved up fun point
Inicrcontinontal Rubber was fairly active
hut weak. rccedine about =. In the ininlhg
list Chino. Miami and Ray 'onspllnd'fu
ruled about steady Rav Central. CirouN
Cons o,idatcd aud Greene -cananea were
hrmer and more active The silver issues
while steady. showed littl. animation not
wthstandins the regular dividend d"ciara
tion Which is "xpectod on Nipissing aud
q Rose. Bonds were q shade. easier win
what little interest was shown centred IN
Missouri. karsas < Texas per cent notes.
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Wifh tho annornoomont frOm WasUlnC-
ton shortly after noon that no important
decisions would he handed down by the
United States supreme Court. which court
now al iourns until April ., the market on
the Consolidated Exchange became actlNe
and strong The heavy increase ln busl-
ness contrastcd SHARPLY with the condition
of comparative dulneSs which lad pre-
vailed i'm the morning. There was pls
sctIrrv of the shorts to cover. and II looked
as II a good many traders had been specu-
lating on the possibility of the handing
down Of an unfavorable decision IN me
antitrust cascs. Commission house bust
ness enlarged decidedly. with the market
broadening out an along the line. Trans,
actions totaled 2.360 shares. distributed
among hftX-SiX stocks. There was an In
creased inquiry for odd lots coSerine
wide variety Of the spccialtes. Detailed
oporat iOpe fOlOW.
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OTIS ELEVATOR.

Tho Otis Elevator Company ne- ss.s'
i,e nanphlct report FOR tho year endod Ue
cemher 81. 1871" The income account com
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. March % Corsols closed {,
higher ~ 81. for money and 81. for a.
count Anaconda was uucl aueed q -.
Canadian Pacific ll2 higher a. 1-''4.
Grand Trunk f., higher a. IA
Money was IN strong demand aud dcarcr
and discount rates we're finer.
The Rank ~ England secured tho brN
of the $500 0o0 new gold available
Tho nearness of the settlement checked
business on tho Stocf Exchange. put tie
tone was fairly good on hear covering ln
KsGiYs Mexican, home rail and '"nadlfH
issues
American securities opened steady and
advanced during tho forenoon ON covering
Induced by the New York bank stai"meut
Caradiar Pacific ed another advance 800
nc afternoon Trading was uot active.
huf prices were supported and tho io@rNot
closed STEADY
cali money IN London. .'f43 pcr cont
open market discount rate for short bills
-. per cent. louS bills c}0c .-l5 per cent
Per'in discount rate. 1'2 per cont Iaii-
di.Corn. rare. "a nor cent, Paris exchange
IN London. za francs 90 confines, B'r'n
eY~hsDge on London. 2o mark g. p'onuie
Psr gold. -,- Pd. and American caslcs, '',
81 ri.
Paris. Marc 2o-Tdrcc per cent rcutos
closed -. -cutimcs higher ~ Hf francs 80
cortimes Prices were STEADY on iie
fouree
Rcrrr. Marc eo-Ar sections of Tho
Pcer.c voro fcir. Canadian Pacihc va 10
demand
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at "a per cent; highest - pc.
cent. lowest. per cent, closing. "a per
cont: ruins rate. - per cent Time money
was dull Rates. -. per cent for t-l,aiE rlNIE
.aav~ 2r. per cent for ninety daNS. %" -
rnr cont for four FIVE and SlX months. -
a., per cent for over. the year. MerSantllc lIl,
pavcr Wa .athcr quiet. Rates IA ~ per
con. for sixty 10 ninety days indorscmenls
fGf. nor cent for choice four 4" SIX
months single names. ft and upward ior
Tire loss we'll known names.
r.rl-Ic;< EXCHANGE The foreign
c..iauc, uartet opened uIm, with rates
10 = points 90 i>f..1I i>65n for cables;
.s:r9it >fs- for demand sterling ana
4>IlDrliN4is GOV -iNtv-daN bills. short
ranc- werc quoted At 20 plus @-''0 ..Z'
tl.- 1-ls and short rclchSndrk~ at "'',
G-ls rlu- I-6l The market became n Snod"
.2.ier .touud midday. dcclininS i've
points lp tho afternoon cables were
,.o.od at 49, " 4Nfl.. demand sterling
Il. .>tt, ,aI>6Go and siNty-day bills at
t>ip-n. i>'Iu Short france hold around
.-o .l-. l-ei and short r'lcASma KS ''''
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SOUTHERN PACIrIC GoMPA>f

NOTICE or MEETING
100 Broadway New York city.
Tho Annual Meeting Il the Stockholocrs .,
fhe southern Pacific Company VIII ne helo ~
thc once Of the Company IN Bcechmort, Jei =
rerson County. Kentucky. on Wednesday. Apri
ffth 1911. a. twelve O'Clock noon. staadsro sian
,-sr.artion Of all such other business as may
I.csIiv como before the meeting includin.
fhe approval and ratification of an s'uon on
tro Foard Of Directors and Of The Executive
COMMITTEES since the last annual meeting OF
tho stockholders Of the Company. , ,
For the purposes ~ ~" meeting, me ~ o~oons
TO- the trsisfcr Of stock Will be closed a. noon
On Saturday. March :. 1911. and vii ne re-
opened a, n o'clock A. NJ. April q. l"ll'
~ order Of tho BOARD II Directors.
ALIEN. NILLAR. secretary.
IL a f01
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

,FlIui,lcd Dos =. Thonia. Eoinhar.t 80 g
broad -tr't Sow YORK AMI No. 81 De'.n
-.IL. -..-L-L- I.n-I Inll-I
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions m oanAr.V'.,,
we're N,ed in tie United states GIG"
Court Yesterday:

The following petitions m bankrs'',
we're fled in the United states GIG"
Court Yesterday.
FRANK y ACER p LAWYER ~ No = =
West ,,st street. voluntary. Lidois'.'I, =,
SELLS. no available assets. Anon,
creditors are the following ~toch orvs,,
w B. Franklin u Co. S1>>N Siio.hs !, ~
Bates n Co. SIS N16: Flower \ q. -,
Benkard n Co. s.. n1. and Mchsss,
Brothers. t9.o67. Among tho o'hf, cI," Il, ~ ,
is the Carnegie Trust company W"
note and oyerdratt ..>
JOSEPH BATMAN OF 40. i-l y. ~. ~.
las ayunuc. formerly 90 silk mel NAM ~
untary. Liabilities. S00-t. no aNailepp po,,
scis. Among tho creditors are me, "a.
Weaving Company. PaWtucNe' IA r,~sars
o.3. th, Chtnango Silk Company, ns,D"s- s,.
ton $3.50. partly paid nt cAccd'V'
Louis Bauman. S.;l5 ,.,,l
THE PRINCESS CLUB @ corpo,XIsu.s.s.i
which has restaurants 40 No -. I'I,,rf
street. No B Broad street No -. u
b,rs street and No. ~ COrt.andi s,I" ~
voluntary. bN NankaueI y p"s'I,' - 81
these creditors. W H. Harris q yos
Jacob Bloch. $50. and The Neras A.
French Range Company. so II ,,'sol,sr.
legged that the corporation Was ,ahrS All
and admitted inability to pay NS u,s.,oin,s
consented 80 have a receiver bsb 81
Yankauer y Davidson said tlat '''
Ties are s.. - and asset, S.,'' ..,pfr
THE SCHWARTZ ri MBlNn NJ. =. irrs.
COMPANY. OF No - Centre ~ yyvinaas
nntn,'v WMi > 6l thee creditors The "psSsss pssss
h,rg Brass Foundry, Inc, ~ 81 .
Sanberg. 500. and Morris Shlaf Sas .,
- alleged that the compan, SS,, d
solvent. made preferential ,.s ~ and st
se coo and transferred mnrchan'i''
rnunts valued At $2tN ,,a q
BURR SHERWOOD indiy y,dpSnff Rcscs
the Sherwood TurnmE o'Nss,, e., a., a>se-
s,o1 u accounts Among tnc ,ss.s ~
~ II Andrews SOS. tnd inc q"
,icnai Rank of Roscoe. SIT .,r .
WILLIAM HCGGlNS. . ,tp,,ies. m
Roscoe. \ \ voluntary bia''''
asscts. sisj III accounts
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COBALT STOCKS.
NEW YORK CITY eONDs.

.,...,r.-a.d bt vs. ~. Col.- a Co.. NJ. a. t'..iaf
street,
Accrued interest 90 be add,iJ
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BON OS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Sells cents per share.
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MIN ING.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS ANO
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing l9ll -

FURNISHED r. 5wart"out 4 AppcnT-llar. Nc. ~
liue street,
Interest
,.,,c Maturity. Weld
.,iai,ic coast Line p %. 1911 = -. q. 81
RrT Goch 4 PUTS - e. 1919 =, g.. -
t'ai,gaI of Georgia 80 y o.. 1911 II. - 4".
Central T. Il of y = o.. 1871 IL. = -
,'besspaake a Ohio p c. 1911 IL. "a +os
chicago n Alton 49,, O.. 1911 = -
chicago ~ East ~ - O.. l9li II ) -
n \ = 80 & p e.. 1911 u. ...-... -, ~
.'iu Ham & pav - p e., 1911 ~. ... SO "a
polavsre \ Hudson y p e.. 1922. 80 -
Eric ,-ii,5 3 g.. 1911 II 1............. 5is ~
Hochius Vailey 80 p @. 1871. Is. 80. ~
Hudson 4 Manhattan no., in'i 10.
kansas 'ity southern a. -. l?ll-l5 s..
Iehich Nal y Il o. p e.. 1911 49,. - ~
Missouri Pacific = p o.. 1911 H.. 90 -
Wohiio & ohio - G.. 1871 10 ...... : =,
Ncw YorA central Lives - = =. lPii- - = =.
Norfolk 4 Western O.. 1911 l6.... -. "a
pen.s,l, ania 3ie-i p 70. 1911. !....... "a 81
~ I. e. = = - u o.. i?il II ......
DO guar \ - a = p .. i"li II. -.
- board tir LIN" - y e.. l"ll IL. " -,
-,,,thorr Uy 2'r-i-i'- - o.. lnll-'2i .... =. ~
Virgtnian r., = p O.. l9il-'i ......... :. -.
wabash r r 80 % g. 1911 - ....-. 80 -
Wheeling \ l. .. g. : -. 1911 'c2..-
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.col.rons fn'sIrlsnresh'e. tr"slr'crsd. :lou-
,crs tTer..tcrcd ana ccupon.
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UONFSTIC ENCUANGE. Boston. Joe
Discount. Chicago Var. san Francisco. sight
If.r. telegraph g.. NoO orleans. CONNER
,.ial o-c discount. bank 81 premium. St
ro,i. 1nr uremiurn hid. "oc asked. Sa' an
nah. huv.nc c-1fc discount, selling par
BANK CIEAEINGS Nov York. eN-
cbareee s115.uoa.->.. balances $1l .IN".o>'.
Eal'more. exchange $500. ''l hala l'.7
tse2 Scs. Boston. exchanges S1>.>13o@o. hal
.rces STAR. poo. phjladolpUis. exchanges
tfa41H1-p. balances S-..'o.'19, 'WoaEo,
exchange S;s.of2.t@;. balances. 5lf>2.l76.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar Sill
~ s.asc. NeNicau silver dollars. f5r. Bar
silver closed iu London 80 SD, decline
~ 1-l5d.
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid. $50 lis
hon, S
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Ne Mexican OK
change on Ncv York ie quoted az -"le
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-30

prise.
The infant - 81 Mr.. and
Mrs Lester RieAas1ssa died last
Wednesday. aged seven days.
Miss Helen Hill. oas Of the teach.
ers In the public schools of Denver.
has been the guest Of the home folks
during the past week.
The friends Of the family viii b.
very pleased 10 know that Miss Gen
eyieve Bradish Is up. and Is growing
| daily stronger She expects soon to
have entirely recovered.
A. W. Harrell. for some time past
chief dispatcher for the Santa Fe at
| this point. was promoted this week
to the position OF trainmasier at San
Marcial, n NJ. and left for that
place last Wednesday.
The cowboys were more thxn de-
lighted with the lunch served to
them by the ladies OF the Episcopal
church. on the evening OF their an.
nual ball. and the ladies' are delight
ed. too. as their gain. financially. Is
very gratifying.
John +. Rice. OF For, Morgan. Colo
was the guest OF his parents. MIR. and
Mrs. ]. F.. Rice on Christmas day. re-
turning home last Tuesday morning
Mr. Rice Is engaged in the news
paper business as manager Of the
For, Morgan Times
IL S. Scott, who has been holding
down one OF the tricks In the de
spatcher's office. was promoted this
week TO chief dispatcher. succeeding
A. W. Harrell. resigned. r c. Hsr-
ling. Of Pueblo. succeeds Mr. Scott
on the second trick" In the de
spatchers office.
G. s. Woodland. for the pas, six
years trainmaster OF the Arkansas
River Division at this point. tender
I'd his resignation the frs, of the
week on account OF ill-h.slth. and
left on No. 2 last "wednesday morn
ing for Fresno. Calf. where he will
be Installed rs chief dispatcher for
the Santa Fe at that point T J.
his successor.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-30
Switch Sh aoty Dope.

During the past week there have
been numerous rumors in circulation
In switch shanty circles concerning
prospective official changes on the
Santa Fe when the new. year is in
augurated. The most important
among them Ia that John Morrow. the
well-known engineer between La
Junta and Denver. will succeed II. s.
Peyton ~ master mechanic At this
point Others In circulation are that
W. y. Story. who has been holding
down IN. position OF second vice
president. will resume his old posi-
ton A. chief engineer. and that c.
". kouns. general manager OF the
western grand division. with head
quarters nt Amarillo. Texas. will be-
come second vice president X. j.
Parker will succeed Mr.. Kouns as
general manager Of the western grand
division at Amarilia. and ]. NJ. kurn
Will succeed Parker In Topeka as SUI.
perint.ndent of the eastern grand
division. Mr. Raymond. of Newton.
will succeed Mr. kurn as general su.
perintendcnt OF the western grand di.
vision with headquarters In La Junta
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In Flaorante oelieto.

II G. Todd. who owns a drug store
on one side OF the street and dry
goods store on the other. jeopardiz.
I'd his fair name In La Junta once
more again last Friday night The de.
tails are too narrowing to look well
In print Along about the midni ght
hour. when II Is alleged tina, grave
yards yawn and hell brcathes forth
oontagion 10 IN. world. Ed Emerson.
the night village policeman. was wan
dering abroad seeking whom he nigh
find on the wrong side of the moral
fence. and found our double header
merchant. When Mr.. Todd appeared
In the police court next morning no
moving picture evidence was needed
TO convict him. lie pleaded guilty
and was fined 325 and costs. A bust.
ed glass door In rooming house.
smashed by the marshal cost him
SIS more. Two others from
Pueblo were assessed fine
OF $40 per each. The two others will
appear In the police court again this
morning ~ witnesses against Mr..
Todd for selling booze In dry terri.
tory contrary to the peace and dig.
nifty Of the great state Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-30
Wenesriy's rhsasse.

Al the Saturday matinee and ev.
cnlns performance there will be .
rare musica! treat. On Monday We
win have = great feature picture.
presented in two reels. featuring Aka
Florence Z. Turner. Of the vita.
graph players. in Aud Lang Syne."
This 10 one Of the greatest pictures
ever exhibited anywhere. and II Will
- worth double the price of admis-
sion to zee H. For next week We
will have the great Courtes Trio In
. musical act. which includes n $1,000
harp. and . great many other inter
esttnS features. Very soon now We
will have The Real Rose Bal picture.
one Of the most Interesting special
features now going the rounds. Keep
your eye on this one.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-30
Mr,- Fer~o~shy's Msry Xmas

The }oint gift TO her from Mrs
Foxworthy's appreciative patrons was
4 large oval beveled mirror In \ hand
some brass frame. accompanied by a
cut glass vase filled with carnations.
There were other gifts too numer-
Gus to mention that were presented
with the best love by the boarders
individually. Mrs. Foxworthy feels
very grateful to the many who are so
thoughtful and kind and wishes that
they each may find the pathways Of
the New Year restful with peace and
leading far from shadows.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-30
Svps~intsndsvt en- Q Strike.

J. b. Pearce. secretary Of state.
Thomas r. Dillon. deputy state treas
urcr. q. n. Prent'ss. and the North
Fork Coal Company ars nAasA -
defendants h . suit Instituted yes-
tesday In the district court By A.
fred Brle. . mine sapsshteadent. 10
recover e7s7 for sefvices rsnAered ths
Defendants at the'. nine In Delta
county.
Bdls Ia bis complaint alleges u.at
he was hired - sspsriatsaAeat ol
tAs Delta coaaty nins March isth.
He says that ~ WORRIED at The North
1oek peopsrty until 0sDts0bss lStA.
~ III perto1 q uos. ~ ai1sgss.
- sAouSi have reesivel q ~. II.
steal - aays, - ~ e4Ss.-0ssvss
,0GpuA11aaR.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-30
National Cooperative Plan.

Trading stamps equal to 90 per
cent discount will be given with all
cash purchases OF National products
Save money on yonr groceries and
drugs. A card or phone Will bring
you samples. Everything guaranteed
f. f. MILLER
309 Santa Fe avenue. Phone East
Sit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-23
MoNTRosE.
|, %~>>NeAo>1N>.e,

The Rev. John c. Sage of ST. Johns
church, Keokuk, held services at the
Episcopal church in this city Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The sub
ject of the discourse, "Our Father"
was made so plain the most
dense could not help but understand.
Rev. Sage is a man of high ideals and
pleasing manner and takes an active
interest in the affairs of the church.
It is hoped he may visit this parish
soon again
James Utley of Keokulz was an
over Sunday visitor with his mother,
Mrs. Hannah Utley.
Editor Geo. Duty and wife and Miss
Winafred Kennedy attended the Pres
byterian synod at Burlington Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Alice Bindewald is suffering
from rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miles of New Bos-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-23
Wife of Joseph P. Murphy Died Early
Sunday Morning at the Family
Home, sos High
Street.
NATIVE OF IRELAND
Mary E. PheIan Born in Kilkenny
Nov. q, 1s4s and Came to keo-
kuk Forty-three Years

Mrs. Joseph P. Murphy who had
made Keokuk ner home since 1868,
died at the family residence. sos High
street. Sunday morning at 1870
O'Clock. For the past six years, Mrs
Murphy had been sufferer from
stomach disorders but not Until the
past five weeks had she been serious
ly i'll and found it necessary to be
confined to her bed.
Born in the city of Kilkenny, Ire
land, Mary e. Phelan came to this
country and Keokuk in 1868 She was
born November 4, 1S4S and at the
time of her death was nearly sixty.
three years af age.
Mrs. Murphy was a member of ST.
Francis de Sales church and as be-
loved mother, faithful worshipper
and a good citizen, she was among
the best known A large circle OF
friends will be panied to learn of
her demise.
Beside the husband. Jos. E. Muir
ply, there survive three children. all
of this city: Frederick, Eva and Kath-
crime. A brother of the late Mrs. Muir
ply, NJ D. Phelan, lives in Chicago.
Funeral services are to be held at
80 o'clock tomorrow morning from
St Francis dc Sales Catholic church.
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ton called on the lays relatives here
Friday.
Mrs. John Smith spent Saturday at
Fort Madison on business.
John Bowen was an over Sunday
visitor with his brother, Geo. Bowen,
at Quincy.
Isaac Glasford and family expect to
leave this place for Wisconsin in
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Johnston of Mar
shalltown, Iowa. recently we're guests
of Postmaster ]. r Kennedy and
family.
Mrs. Chas. Farris and daughter,
Nellie, spent Saturday with Fort
Madison friends.
Mrs. Avis was enroute to Arbela.
Mo. Saturday. where she will be a
guest of her sister.
Mrs. Anna Johnson and sister are
planning for visit with their sister
at Columbus, Kan.
VIM. Ely is building new barn on
the Slatterv farm, where the former
one was destroyed by fire.
The two typhoid fever patients are
slowly conyalescing.
Mrs. ]. D. Hamilton after a short
stay with Chicago relatives. has re
turned to her home.
Mrs. John Norris of Bloomington
H., was accompanied to that place
by her brother, Fred Armentrout.
Rural Route Carrier Chas. Heath
and family are very pleasantly dom
iciled in the Finley Johnson residence
Owing to a few days good weather
the progress on the new bank building
has progressed rapidly.
Mrs. A. L. Mccain of NeS Boston is
a guest at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Jarnet Ames and family.
Mrs. Parsons, mother of Mrs. Alex
der. has arrived from Arkansas for a
visit with her daughter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-23
CARTHAGE, ILL.

The musical comedy, Breezy Point"
at the opera house Tuesday evening,
given under the direction and manage
ment of Miss Kitty Flynn, assisted by
local talent, for the benefit of the pub
lie library. was well attended, and APP
preciated by all.
Attorneys C. j. Scofield and A. w.
O'Harra were business visitors to
Springfield Wednesday.
Mrs. James Thompson spent Sun
day with her daughter, Mrs. Crear, OF
near Denver, ILL.,
Mrs H. G. Ferris expects to spend
the winter with her children at Spo-
kane, Wash, departing about Nov.
18th.
Mrs. Cosgroye and daughter, Harri-
ct, who have been visiting Mrs. Louis
Culkin in this city, returned to their
home In Keokuk Wednesday.
Mrs. H. T. Wiley, of Oklahoma City,
Vandiver, expects to depart soon for
Chicago to visit Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Vandiver.
Mrs. Slater, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. ]. WEIGH, left for
her home in Chicago last week.
Miss Jean McQuoid has been visit
ing Mrs. A. N. Cherrill and Mrs. Fred
Miller near Colusa.
Murray Pennock visited over Sun
day with his son Paul, at Kirksyille.
Mo
VIM. Anderson is visiting in Chica-
go.
Mr.. and Jas Mckee are visiting in
Elyaston and Keoknk.
Mrs. Chas. c. Califf, of Keokuk,
has been visiting her mother in La
Harpe
Walter Hutchinson of Monroe City,
Mo, was the guest last week of Mr..
and Mrs. John Nair.
Misses Mary Berry, Marie Thomas
and Marie Harris, attended the foot
ball game in Quincy last Saturday
week
Mrs. Mary Spangeler, of Long
Beach, Calf, is visiting her son.
Charles, and her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Guthrie, of Pom
toosuc, spent last week with the iady's
mother in this city