The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-25
Hamilton Gate City
Hamilton, I'LL, Jan. Is

arrival the young man expressed his
hearts wish that he might be taken
away while all Of those whom he SO
dearly loved were by his isde, and
this desire was fulfilled as he passed
away Tuesday morning at $3.50 o'clock
going as he called it ITO his Heaven
ly homo and Father
A fun eral service was conducted by
Rev. J. M. Thompson or Warsaw at
the Wythe Presbyterian church,
Thursday morning at eleven, after
which the father Rev Geo. T. Griscel
started with the remains OF his son
for Dayton, Ohio, to have them in
terrsd in the Griscel family burying
ground there. Rev. Griscel will re-
main and visit with his aged father
and mother until the latter part Of
next week when he will return and
take up his work at Wythe.
infant Brought to Hamilton for Burial
A two months old child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Jones, residing at Camp
Point, nl.. but formerly living here,
was brought to Hamilton Thursday
OF this week for burial.
Death Of Mrs. N. r. Printy.
After an illness that has covered
period OF years, during which the
greater time she has been belfast,
death relieved Mrs NJ. F. Printy at
an early hour Friday morning.
During all Of these years Of ailment
and suffering, when life seemed to
have not one single attraction for
her, she was still kind and patient
and as friends have called on he1
they have been impress ed with hei
beauty OF character in this respect.
! House Party at tho Reed Home II
Wythe.
While Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Reed are
away for a stay in Chicago, theil
daught srs have taken advantage o.
the situation and the Reed home II
| Wythe has been the scene OF festivit,
and gayety in the way of a house
party the present week.
Other Items Of Local Interest.
DR.. R. d. Toben and daughter Q
Mt. Sterling, Ia, visited the olive
Craig home from Thursday evening
till Friday morning OF this week.
K Mrs Mary Marshall and daughte
| Elizabeth Of Carthage are VISITING
Hamilton relatives ovr Sunday.
/ Mrs. Anna G. Johnson arrived from
Chicago Thursday evening to visi
with her son Oscar Johnson and fan
lily for couple of weeks ere return
ing to her home at Nebraska.
The last case of small pox in thi
l community was that of John Lovin'
foss, who was released from quaral
tine Thursday of this week.
The Messrs. Wilbur Leroy an
! George Angel, managers OF Hamilto
lumber yards, spent Thursday of tht
week at Macomb attending the lun
ber1nen's retail convention. Wa hay
not seen one Of their programs, bu
we suppose that Captain George Al
gel made the principal address OF tn
occasion. We are SURE that he woul
and could we're he asked, and was h
not asked, the committee in chars
} missed a rare opportunity.
Fulton Henderson and Lee Maken
son of this community wsre bot
) school and class mates of the lat
; Milton Griscel at Biggsville, Il. Bet
I, of the boys were out to the youn
} mans home and spent Sunday afte
8 noon with him last Sunday, Wis
which seemed to give the young ma
considerable enjoyment.
A game of basket ball will be pla
ed between Good Hope and Hamilto
Saturday evening at Ire city hal
Hamilton is beating everybody the
play this year, SO we are expect n
another victory.
Miss Ruth Griscell returned
Henry, ILL.,, Thursday afternoon, sto
ping off at Good Hope for day
; visit with friends there enroute.