The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-05
DENMARK.
. : 80 1890

Mr.. H. e. Hazen and sister, Mrs.
Staff. spent yesterday with relatives
and friends at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Mrs. Samuel Hazen is so much bet
ter that she was able to make trip
to West Point, Iowa, in their auto
on last Wednesday.
Mrs. Cas-. Davis and son went TO
TT. Madison last Friday for weeks
end with his parents and other rela-
itives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred HEM are Ft.
Madison visitors today.
At the home OF the brides aunt.
Mrs. Fred Guildmacher, occurred the
wedding of Miss Coda Kanabe and
Mr.. st. John, both of Galveston.
Texas. Promptly at high noon on
Thursday, July 81. were the words
spoken that united these young peo-
pie for life. Rev. Lyman was the Of
ficiating clergyman. The ceremony
was witnessed only by the near rela-
tives OF the bride, she being the only
child OF Mr.. Christ Kanabe. who
makes hts home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Guildmacher, the later being his
sister. Alter an elegant wedding din
1ner the Mr.. and Mrs. st. John left for
their future home in Galveston, Texas.
The best wishes of all go with them.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Liddle were
called to Green Bay last week by the
sickness and death OF their grand
child
4 Robert and Clarence Riddal sons
.lof Mr.. and Mrs Mark Riddal, are
very sick with typhoid fever, while
their only sister is very sick with
whooping cough
Mrs. Robert Schultz and son. Harold
are visiting relatives and friends in
Keokuk and taking in the dam.
The Maurice sisters OF Akron. Ohio
will give an instrumental concert al
Academy hall on Friday evening
! August 8.
Miss Richmond, who has been work
ing up the L. T. L. contest here
Leaves for her home this morning. Hei
mother has spent the past week here
with her daughter.
Miss Verna Hazen won the medal al
the w. c. T. u. contest SATURDAY.
evening, August 2, and Miss Freds
Fischer won the medal at the contes
r given at Viewer on Friday evening
J. August /, the contest being under thu
e Denmark w. C. T. u.
9 Rev. VIM. Sniff OF Pennsylvani;
d came Monday morning for visit Will
t his mother and sister here.
r Word was received here of thu
j. death of Herbert Richards at his lat,
home in California. Interment ii
California. His wife was Sadie sniff
LOT Denmark
4 Miss Ruth Goss Is home from ,
4 visit at the JOS Fry home, at Warsaw
1 H., where she was the guest OF Mis-
Laura Fry.
! Mrs. Blades (colored) is home from
!, Monmouth, H., where she was Gale,
by the illness and death OF her grand
: SON. Fred Smith. Fred was fin,
. young man, twenty-eight years old
:. and death was due to paralysis, yer,
similar to infantile paralysis.
- Mr.. Buck has moved his family /,
Augusta, Iowa. Mr.. Buck made
very good clerk while in Mr. WANT
naurs employ, but the latter has boy
enough that he does not need to hir
clerks since his boys understand tn
> work now.
: Mr.. Robert Florher has word O
q the death of his father man wei
Y past eighty years of age, living nea
s. West Point, Iowa Death was due /
q advanced years. Miss Marjorie Florl
n er has been at her grandfather
v home helping care for him.
le Aunt Jane Viewer (colored) who /
r over 100 years Of age, is very poorl,
N A pleasant lot Of picnicers from tn
x. colored Baptist church, with som
n from the M. E. church OF TT. Madiso,