The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-29
Stopper, Eula Kausz Rachel Hays and

Stopper, Eula Kauszs Rachel Hays and
Ermine spangler.
a Daniel Adams, aged about 60 years,
was run down and killed by a Santa
Fe train ait Wyaconda Monday morn.
ing at about $3.50 o'clock. Deceased
was attempting to cross the tracks
into town with a basket of eggs and
did not see the train approaching, The
top OF his head was cut off. A SINH
lar accident occurred at this crossing
a few years ago. In the absence OF
Coroner Rebo,. an inquest was held by
Squire Hale. The funeral was held
Tuesday and was conducted by the
Masonic order.
]. r. Rossi died at his home near
Revere Saturday night, aged so years.
Funeral services were conducted Mon
day afternoon from the Methodist
church in st. Francisville by Rev.
Shirley Smutz of Kahoka. Interment
in the Sand cemetery.
Mrs. Esther Gibson died at her
home in Kahoka Friday evening, aged
33 years. / 1 months and "a days. Fun
eral services were conducted from
the Presbyterian church in Kahoka
Sunday afternoon by Rev. R. NJ. Hou-
chens, assisted by Rev. w. F. Laid
ley. Interment in Kahoka cemetery.
Mesdames w B. Sisson and Ed.
Wormhoudt and Misses H. Jess Wat
son of Kahoka, and Lena Edelen of
CORN left Saturday night for a few
days visit with Mrs. Milo Medley of
Seymour, Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs Leasum departed Sun
day for Milwaukee, Wis, where the
former will attend dental associa-
ton.
B. j Kirch has purchased the resi-
dence property of Rev E. M. Houch-
ems just west of the NJ p. church.
The Kahoka band boys appeared
last Saturday night in new uniforms
A play, THE Angel of the Trail" will
be presented at the opera house Fri
day evening of this week, the pro-
ceeds to go toward paying for the new
regalia, Turn out and help the band,
or at least buy ticket to the show.
VIM. Neil of northwest of Kahoka,
drove into town last Sunday night
and put up at the home of his sister
Mrs. R. w. Jewart. Early the next
morning he announced that he must
hitch up as he was going to take
cook out to the ranch. AS he made
similar threats on numerous other oc-
casions, the family paid very little at
tention to him. But this was one OF
the times when William wasn't fool
ing He hitched the old boss to the
buggy, drove around to the CONNER
cial hotel where Miss Laura Bramble
Joined him and together they went to
the home of Rev. w F. Laidley where
the knot was tied They proceeded
on to their home, where the best
wishes of many friends follow them.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cutting of north
of Kahoka, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of fine baby girl, born May IS.
Aurla Irene Bennett, a daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett, formerly CT
Kahoka, will graduate on June 5th
from the Wilcox, Arizona, high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Stevenson CT
Colorado, are the guests of Kahoka
relatives and friends.
Rev. Paul Hylingman has been call
ed as pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Kahoka, and will begin his
pastorate next Sunday.
Dan Cupid is accredited with being
a very sly little fellow, and has been
known to perform some very wonder
full feats with his little bow and ar
row, but he gave the Kahoka friends
of former citizen very severe jolt
last week when it became known that
he had succeeded in piercing the
armor of Judge G. NJ Callihan, ex-pro-
bate Judge of Clark county. The
news" arrived via a few invitations
to relatives the latter part of the
week, and many of the judges init
mate friends were loa.h to believe it,
but were finally forced to accept the
verdict. The wedding will occur in
Chicago, the adopted home of the
groom, on Thursday, May 90, and the
Nettie Hess, Cordonna Hays, Myrtle