The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-07
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John o. Shields Married In Omaha.
Friends in this city have received
announcements Of the marriage last
Saturday, November fourth, of Mr..
John D. Shields. former Keokuk
gentleman and railroad man some
years ago. Mr.. Shields has not made
this city his home for eighteen or
twenty years but is well remembered
here by host of good friends The
announcement cards of the wedding
read:
Mrs. Ella Mcnamara announces
the marriage Of her daughter, Anna
Mcnamara Barnes TO Mr.. John Daniel
Shields, Saturday, November Fourth
1911, Omaha, Neb."
| cat home cards state that Mr.. and
Mrs. Shields will be in their residence
at Chicago, January first, 1912.
Mr. Shields holds high and re.
sponsible position with the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad, being
freight auditor
i D. A. r. Will Meet With Mrs. Reeves.
/ Instead of meeting with Mrs. j. l..
Candy, as previously announced, the
Keokuk Chapter OF the Daughters OF
/ the American Revolution will meet
next Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Har-
| ry ]. Reeves, $40 North Fifth street.
l Head Lady Maccabee In keokuk.
!. Mrs. w. T. LaRue of Waterloo, state
commander of the Ladies of the Mac
oabees, is in Keokuk and will remain
here until Friday. The visit of Mrs.
LaRue at this time is for the purpose
of instilling new life into several of
, the orders of the district Tomorrow
Mrs. LaRue and District Deputy Mrs.
O. D. McMains will go to Fort Maoi-
; son where they will meet with the
lodge at that place. Thursday even
ing there will be meeting of the
local Ladies Of the Maccabees order.
1t is proposed to make the organiza-
ton one of the leading ones of wom-
ems societies in the city,
Girls Club Dance Week From Wednes-
day.
Instead of giving their dance to-
, morrow evening, the Girls club of
; Warsaw will have their party week
from tomorrow.
, Marriage Today Of Miss Neyens to
.fH Mr.. Neil veith.
: This morning at half past five
, o'clock at the parish residence of the
. Very Rev. James Gillespie, Miss Han
!. nah A. Neyens, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Neyens, of 910 South Fourteenth
!. street, became the bride of Mr.. Neill
veith of Hamilton Miss Rose Neyens,
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid
! and Mr.. Herbert of .Nauyoo, the
!. groomsman. Mr.. and Mrs. Veith viii
!, make their residence near Hamilton
= where the groom is engaged In farm
: ing. ess@ q
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4 Reading Club With Mrs. BrownelI.
Mrs. William Brownell will enter
tain the Wednesday Reading Club.
Entertained at Dirnef~
Mr.. and Mrs M H. Frame OF 210t
, Timea street, who are going on 6
sightseeing and health excursion triI
for the winter, through Colorado, Arr
T. iona and the beaches of southern
b. California, entertained number O
IS their friends at dinner Sunday
N Among the out of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hancock, Mr. ant
&c Mrs. J. M Kite and Mrs. Pearle Yves
q of New Boston and Mrs. ]. w. Hamil
II ton of Hereford, Texas. Mrs. George
s. Seabold, Mrs. A. D. Thomas and Mrs
y Harter of the city were also present
Mr.. and Mrs Hancock were sight
seeing with Mr.. and Mrs. Frame il
lie California during large part of las
al winter.
Of
lie U. p. Society Meets Tonight.
s. The Administer Circle of the U. +
n church will be entertained this ever
lie ing at the home of Mrs, John Korct
lie gen, 312 Carroll street, by Mrs. job
Korschgen and Misses Elizabeth an
Freda Korschgen.
IN Miss Won Volkenburg to Return.
- Those who had the pleasure c
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