The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27
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Miss Maud Grooms, primary teach.
er of Elvaston, visited over Sunday
with relatives.
Andrew Seigfreid and family OF
Hamilton were the guests of D. A
Sweet and wife over Sunday.
Mrs. Edwards of Carthage visited
with her mother, Mrs. Cameron last
week and attended her sale of house
hold goods Saturday Mrs. Cameron
intends to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Edwards this winter.
We regret losing such a good neigh
Dor.
Miss Mccullough, second room
teacher, went home sick Monday
morning. Miss Mckay. the primary
teacher took her place Monday, and
Miss Edith McGinis, high school girl,
taught the primary room
Bert Biggs was a Carthage visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Longer and baby spent several
days with her grandparents, in West
Point.
Mrs. Jim Sells is very sick at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Ohayers.
Mr., Sells had made arrangements to
take her to Colorado but at present
she is not able to take the trip.
Frank Priessman left Tuesday for
Chicago to enter on his last years
work at medical college at the Mar
quette university.
Mrs. D. A. Sweet was in Hamilton
last week, looking after the REPAIRING
of her property on Eighth and Main
streets.
Arthur Steppey of stronghursi
spent several days with his grand
mother. Mrs. Hawkins and other rela
tives. He goes this week to take NJ
his fourth year in Chicago university
He is studying to be a minister.
Mrs. Arthur Triboulet was a Keo
kuk caller last Friday.
The play in the opesa house was
well attended Saturday evening. Bascs
| is proud of her new opera house.
The social to be given by Mr.. Rhen's
Sunday school class was postponed
Friday evening on account of the
weather but will be given some time
SOON
I Rev. Sweeney was sent to Basco a,
our new minister for the Methods
| church and deliver his introductor,
sermon Sunday morning. A large al
tendance is desired by the members
A fine big boy arrived at the hom,
of Prof. Steffey last week.
i Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Teame,
daughter The four boys think the,
can make 1t interesting enough fo
their little sister
John Richardson of this place AM
Miss LESSEE Scott of West Poin
were married by Rev. Foster in Kee
kuk. The groom is employed in tn
Priessman & Co., general store and 1
one Of the popular young men of tn
city. The bride was one Of our teach
ers in the Basco schools last white
and has won many friends who we
come her to her new home. They viii
go to housekeeping in the Damero
residence on Main street. Thei
friends unite in wishing them lif
of happiness and prosperity.
/ Governor Deneen and other stat
officers viii speak here Thursda,
4 Sept. 2s, at 9 a. m.
I The Bowen Town Site Co.. purchas
ed last week thirty-fve acre: Of Ian
/ for the sum Of seven thousand dollar
from Marcus Doty and have platte
the same. On Sept. 27, at 1870 p. n
1 will have an auction sale of thes
lots. The company has secured Co
David Liliiard of haywood, Mo, a.
sisted by Alpha Witt, as auctioneer.
This is nice level tract OF land an
will make ideal building lots as we
las fine addition to our rapidly grow
ing little town. The Town Site Co
will give two acres of this land to th
town Of Basco for park