The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-10
CARTHAGE, ILL.
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" NitSA t1iiCb- iidStGI Ill .GudHOCtf
OF the federal court, of Springfield,
was a business visitor to the city
Thursday.
Alex Baird returned Saturday from
an extended visit to Texas
John S. Brown, candidate for state
senator. of Monmouth. was looking
after his political interests in this
| city Thursday
Mrs. w B. Kimball OF Nauvoo
came over Monday evening to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Whitcomb.
L. A.. Magill. OF Rock Island, candi-
date for congress- spent day the
past week in the city.
Benz Smith of Hamilton visited rel
atives in the city Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Miss Leona McAnulty OF Macomb
visited over Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Susan McAnulty.
Minnie Gray spent several days
the past week with her grandmother.
Mrs. Sarah Carroll.
Mrs. McAdams and daughter OF
Lima, are visiting Sheriff E. e. Nc
Adams and family
John R. Camp, editor of the Bush
rell Record of Bushnell, ILL.,, visited
Carthage between trains Monday, in
I the interest of his candidacy for re-
publican nomination for the general
assembly from the Thirty-second dis
| trict.
| Mr.. Adams. county clerk OF Knox
county, was in Carthage Monday in the
interest of Charles F. Hurburgh, re
| publican candidate for governor; Mr..
Hurburgh was in the city last evening
and gave an address at the assembly
room of the court house.
Fred Salm, Jr., OF Nauvoo, was in
/ the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan'l Selover return
ed Monday from their winter sojourn
/ in California.
Junius Robbins returned from an
extended visit to the west, last week.
Mrs. Lee Tucker is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Stockton, west of the
city.
O. S. Stanbro. associated with the
j R. G. Dun company of Keokuk, was
a business visitor to our city Monday.
Gov. Charles s. Deneen of Spring
field. spoke to large audience at the
opera house Tuesday evening.
4 Mrs. Ellen McCants was called to
4 Quincy the latter part of the week by
the death of her son Harry's wife,
whose funeral was held in this city
/ Sunday afternoon, burial at Moss
Ridge
Miss Myrtle Ruger. of Mccall, Wis
tied Miss Leota Cutler the past week.
Miss Porter Grove, of st. Mary's
is visiting Mrs. c. c. Walton.
Roy Burner Of Keokuk. spent Sun
day last with his parents, MFR. and Mrs.
4 Ambrose Burner.
c. Leonard Jackson, of Cuba. Ill.
has been visiting the family OF his
uncle, Geo. Hearne.
Mrs. V. Rand was business visi
tor to st. Louis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Hughes, of Ok
ford, Ohio, are visiting at the ]. c.
Ferris home
4. Mrs. Althea Murphy. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H ]. Elsea,
departed for her home in Abingdon
Thursday Mrs. Elsea accompanied
her as far as Dallas City.
j; r. S. Corbitt. of LaHarpe, was a
business visitor to the city Thursday
Clement Westgate, Liverpool, n. Y
oil the u. s. navy, and who is at home
!, from China on furlough, arrived last
i week for visit with his cousin, o. E
yickery
: Miss Margar Creig, of Burlington
visited last week with the w. E. Lyon
, family.
q OrviI Bunnell. of Yellowgrass, Sask.
t Canada, is visiting relatives in this
vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ross Swigert go te
) Bussay, Iowa the first of the week tt
, conduct sale of clothing and gents
furnishings.
e. J. T. Radford was a business Wis
4 itor to Burlington one day the pas
J week.
. Miss Cain, of Augusta. visited owe
Sunday with Miss Lucille Rand, in THU
city.
Miss Pauline Harvest visited thu
past week with Miss Helen Pumpelly
+ of Quincy.
Miss Gene Lewist spent Sunda,
with Mrs. Lewis Lively, at Elvaston
Foster Iazear, assistant pharmacist
to Dr. c. E. Robertson, has purchase
drug store at Stronghurst ana vii
take immediate possession.
Marriage Licenses.
James H. Wedding, Elvaston, Mar
E. Watt, Elderville.
Jurgen Schuster, Basco, Mimi
. Schmidt Basco.