The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-29

Ball were elected as delegates to the
state meeting at Moberly. Mrs. B. l..
Gridley and Mrs. S. w. Pile were
elected as alternates.
The Mystic Workers lodge gave Mr..
and Mrs. John Wickham pleasant
surprise Thursday evening They took
we'll filed baskets. A fine time is
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Cobb moved
Tuesday to their new home in Keo-
kuk. Kahoka people regret very much
to see this fine couple leave this city
DR.. F. M. Hease died at his home
In Wayland Monday after short ILL
ness OF pneumonia, aged As years. He
is survived by his wife and one son,
five sisters, and two brothers. Inter-
nent occurred Wednesday at Charles
ton. Deceased had but recently taxi
en- up his practice at Wayland. going
to that town from Revere. He was
united to Miss Ileona Shuler, Of Re
were in 1907. DR.. Haase had many
friends who regret his demise.
Mrs. Harriet e. Suter died at Gales
burg, ILL.,, Saturday, March 20. Funer-
al services were held at Bear Creek
church in Clark county, Monday.
| Protracted meetings are now in
progress at the M. e. church in Ka-
hoka.
Mrs. John Cutting and little daugh-
ter. of Atlanta, Mo-, are guests of Ka-
hoka relatives and friends.
| The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Wilson passed away at the
family home in Kahoka Tuesday
morning. Funeral services from the
home Wednesday at 2 o'clock by Rev.
w. f. Laidley. Interment in Kahoka
cemetery.
| NJ. w. A. Clerk Owen Morris re-
ceived a draft Tuesday for $4,000 in
payment of the death claim OF c. M.
Lue. Miss Blanche Lue. of Patter-
son, Ohio. daughter, is the bene-
| ficiary. The death of Neighbor Lue
occurred at Argentine, Kansas, a few
weeks ago, where he was employed by
the Santa Fe on bridge construction
work.
District Deputy Becker, OF La
Grange, will address the Woodmen of
Kahoka and vicinity next Tuesday
night Other business of Importance
on hand. The membership is urged
to attend this meeting.
Harrod Hitler, of Beloit, Michigan,
| is the guest for few days with rela-
tlves and friends.
Earl Sloan, of Tryon, Oklahoma, is
the guest of his parents in Kahoka.
DR.. Lee M. Coffey, of Keokuk, was
the guest of Kahoka relatives Monday
and Tuesday.
| Floyd Brown is new clerk at the
We're store.
| The Kahoka Rebekah lodge gave a
splendid social at their hall Wednes-
day night.
/ Mathew Coffey returned to Downing
Thursday after visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs S. S. Ball.
All the out Of town boys seem to
be getting home to vote at the repub-
lican primary Saturday. AS suggested
in this correspondence before, har-
mony should be the watchword at the
meeting. Remember that the success
of the republican ticket in county and
state depends on harmony within the
| party. fractional fights are not vote
getters for the party indulging in
them. Let the common enemy do the
lighting. Many republicans are de-
lr,O inc 4 ,1rn Jod fr,,
lsition he is taking In the fight They
| contend that he has no right to use
his official position and influences as
| governor to further the interests of
any man. They concede him the right
to his opinion, as citizen, but when
he uses his political influence and the
Influence of his machine that he is
carrying the matter too far. Again We
ask that harmony prevail at the meet
ings throughout the county on Sat
lurday and at the county convention
en- Monday.
John Seyb was a Kansas City visitor
this week.
John Wayland, of Luray. will move
next week to near Palmyra where he
will operate farm.
DR.. F. B. Hitler of Jefferson City, is
with Kahoka relatives and friends for
la few days.
| Ray SAMSON and Elmer Hull attend
&c the show in Keokuk Friday night
! The big Short Horn sale of John
Blattner, of near Wyaconda, has been
indefinitely postponed on account of
! the bad roads and high water.
Wavering & Co., will present the
western drama, THE Pet of the
| Camp at the opera house April II.
| Mrs. Ruth Emerson of Kahoka was
$50 years old on last Sunday. Mem
hers of the Presbyterian church gave
her silver shower and many friends
remembered the occasion by sending
post cards.
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