The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-06
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evening for Chicago, where he Will
study the violin under Max Fischel
Mrs. Chas. w. Sanford and son Will
liam Of Peoria who have been visit
ing in Beardstown and Jacksonville,
arrived Monday to visit her parents
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Rosenstengel.
Miss Hazel Moore who came from
Kansas City, to witness the high
school graduation OF her brother Clar-
ence, returned to Kansas City We'd
nesday evening, accompanied by Clar-
ence who will take a position there.
Mrs. ]. w. McLane of Burlington
and her daughter Miss Madge who
have been teaching in Blandinsville
were the guetss of Mrs. e. s. Coombs
over Sunday.
Mrs. N. S. Gum who has been Wis
iting her sister Mrs. S. G. Davidson.
returned to her home In WATERFOWL.
S. D.. Friday.
Geo. Clark returned from Aledo
Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Reinoehl Of Quincy,
spent Memorial day in Carthage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Higham and
baby of Keokuk visited the Geo. Pill
kington family last week.
Miss Mary Mcmillan of this city and
Miss Ruth Schell Of Polo, ILL.,, are
planning to depart soon for a tour Of
the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wooley and
daughter Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morgan and daughter Miss Polly OF
Keokuk we're the guests OF the fam.
lily of Capt j. e. Helfrich Sunday.
Misses Ray and Minnie Goldenstein
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Meltzer returned to their home in
Muscatine. Ia, Monday.
Miss Margaret Proctor departed
| Tuesday evening for Seattle, Wash.
to spend the summer with her broth
/ er.
]. L. Wolfe departed the first OF the
week for Colorado Springs to join his
family and accompany them to their
ranch home.
Mrs. Angeline Woodburn departed
Wednesday evening for West Super.
for, Wis, to visit her niece Mrs. Kate
Benbow Whitney.
/ Mrs. E. ]. Booz went to Kewanee
last week to visit her daughter Mrs
James Cloud.
/ Mrs. C. M. Mcmillan Is visiting in
Chicago. She will return via Macomt
where she will visit her sister Mrs
B. D. Worrell
4 Miss Grace Davidson arrived from
Custer, S. D. last week
Miss Edith Helfrich, daughter o
Capt. and Mrs. J. E. Helfrich Of thil
city, Is to be married to Mr.. Leste
Clark OF Eufaula, Okla, Tuesday, Jun
II, at $3.50 at her home in this city
On Sunday morning at 4 oclocl
i the Cottage hotel, located one-hal
block east of the public square, wa
S discovered to be on fire, and the fir,
department was called out, and pu
forth their best efforts to extinguisr
1.-THE flames and save adjoining proper
.ity. The fire started from the rear Of
the building and had gained much
4 Roadway before discovered, but the
department was able to save the
I building. although it was badly dam
aged, the rear portion having burned
throughout the interior, and large
holes were cut in the roof of the mair
building, and siding torn off, ant
when the fire was finally extinguisheG
4 the whole thing was in bad condition
from water and smoke. The greater
portion of the furniture was carried
Ito Chevillon's warehouse, just across
i the street The hotel was in charge
of Mrs. Beatty and the building wal
4 owned by the Hon A. w. O'Harra
II There was $500 insurance on the fur
niture, and the hotel was covered b!
insurance.
4 Ralph Kimbrough, of Keokuk, visit
; ed severai days the past week wifi
his father, A. P. Kimbrough, Of thil
city
Attorney c. W. Warner, accom-
, panied by Geo. Hainline of LaHarps
were auto business visitors to tn,
city Monday.
Fred Wilcox and family Of near La
Harpe, we're Sunday visitors at thu
home of his brother, e. A. Wilcox.
Mrs Alice Carlow, Hazel Garner
Miss Darlington and Clara Symond
spent Sunday with Miss Verta Byler
at her home in Durham township.
Geo. T. and Shirley Wilson and fam
lilies, of Omaha, Nebr., attended tn
funeral of the Hon. ]. Mack Shol
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Leona McAnulty, who hal
been teaching English in the Macoml
high school, returned home Saturda.
for the summer vacation.
Attorney C. P. Johnson was bust
ness visitor to Nauvoo the first OF tn,
week.
Mrs. F. M. whitcomb is visiting he
sister, Mrs. VIM. Thornber OF nea