The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-10


just recently vacated by Ed. New.
man and family. Ray Webster has
moved to farm near Basco, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Newman from near,
West Point will occupy the John Live
" farm which they purchased las,
fall and James Wedding Jr.. and fam
lily of Elderville will occupy the In
gersoll property north OF the post
office.
The Domestic Science club hello
their meeting at the home o. Rev. En-
slow Wednesday with a good attend
ance. 1t was quite an interesting
meeting, one OF the features being
the demonstration made by four
ladies OF four dMerent kinds Of salad.
They were as Follows: Carrot salaA
made by Mrs. Enslcw; fruit salad by
Mrs. Emma Kari; marshmellow SALAD
by Mrs. Stella Thomas, and bananh
salad by Mrs. Blossom Ewing. All
were excellent for the writer was
there and had sample OF them all
and they we're simply delicious The
club will meet again Wednesday,
March 26, at the home OF Mrs. Rose
Miller where an interesting program
will be rendered and demonstration
In eggs will be part of the program
Mrs. Greta Runyong Califf underwent,
an operation for appendicitis at ST.
Joseph's hospital in Keokuk Thursday
and to this time is getting along
nicely. Her many friends here hope
for her speedy recovery to health.
Sad news was received here Sasur.
day from the voightlander family Of
Ashton Kansas. of the death of their
little daughter Vera of scarlet fever
She was the youngest OF the family
and had reached the age of thirteen
years. The younger son Earnest is
reported as being Ill with the same
disease.
Harry p. Garard 4 Chicago visited
with his nephew c. b. Garard several
days last week
Grandma Miller is slowly improv-
ing from her attack with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Newman gave
a farewell dinner Sunday to Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Newman and sons. All the
children and grandchildren were
present. Mr.. and Mrs Newman LETT
this week for their new home near
ST. James, Minnesota
Mrs Joseph Kessler who has been
quite i'll with blood poisoning caused
from an injured thumb, is improving.
Mrs. VIM Price who underwent an
operation for cancer last fall is again
quite poorly.
E. NJ. Shamson, former nieht opera
tor here, has taken position with
the c., B. & @. at La Grange Mo.
The vacancy here will be filled by B.
o. Tadlock
Miss Merle Kennel of Blandinsville
who is teaching the Pioneer school
north of Mccall, was a guest Of Miss
Crystal Garvey Friday evening and
attended the school entertainment.
After few days visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Gertie Alexander and daughter
Helen left Thursday for their new
home near Ottawa, Kansas.
Rolla Phipps will work on the farm
during the summer for Claude Wal
ker
Henry LEM and Gay Agnew have
purchased nearly new hay press,
brought it home yesterday an are at
work with it.
Mrs. Margaret Smith who suffered
in bed SO long last fall with broken
hip has recovered so as to be about
the house work, and is now stricken
with heart trouble and not expected
to live
John Caldwell is better and able to
be up and about the house but does
not go out vet.
Mrs. Carrie Wetzel who vas sick
last week with heart trouols is better.
Farmers are getting discouraged
with SO much snow as II will make
the soil SO wet it will hinder early
oa.s seeding.
v NJ Wright, veterinary surgeon
from Paris. Ill, gave free lecture
and organized a class on the disease.
treatment and MANAGEMENT of the
horse Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mary Balloon is visiting her
daughters Mrs. Hanson and Mrs.
Long at Mackinaw, Ill.
$4,000 Worth Of Love.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service