The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-23
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]. S. Mofit, formerly Of Lomax is
planning to start paper at Bentley
to boom the new Industrial enterprise
started there last winter.
Miss Laura Worrell, sister OF Mrs.
w. E. S. Coombs of this city was
married in Chicago recently to James
Ross Stevenson, the manager OF the
electric light plant at Monmouth, Ill.
Harry Stigall who drives mogul
on the Wabash between Decatur and
ST. Louis, and brother Samuel Stigall,
| publisher, of st. Louis spent Sunday
with their mother in this city.
Ralph Lawton of Carthage who has
been teaching piano at Drake univer-
sity, Des Moines. Iowa. and who re-
Gently signed a contract with the Co
lumbia school of music, Chicago, has
been en- gagged as accompanist for the
yiolinist Carl Flesh, for tour OF
Europe and, America to cover two
years.
Chas. Tressler, attorney for Swift
& Co., and member OF the board OF
trustees of Carthage college was In
the city the first of the week.
Floyd Negemeyer of Ft. Madison
who conducts tailoring establish
ment here and who has been quaran-
tined at home in FIT. Madison with
scarlet fever, has recovered and Is
back at work.
The Carthage township Sunday
school convention will be held here
next Sunday with afternoon and even
| ing programs. Addresses will be made
BIZ Mrs. L. w. Berry. Mrs. w. P. Fraz-
Ter, Rev. T. H. Borgess. and Q. F.
Kerry.
The following candidates for Han
cock county Offices have fled their
petitions, and will appear on the pri-
mary ticket as follows:
County judge-Democrat, G. A.
Bruegger. Frank Halloween; republi-
can, E. w. Durham.
County clerk-Democrat, w. E.
Miller, w. H. Bush; republican, II.
S. Salisbury.
sheriff-Democrat, Marion Mosley,
Phil Richards. Geo. H. Hart, Geo. w.
| Johnson; republican, j. G. Riel.
Treasurer F. N. Cas-
| burn. John II. McCallister, Thos. F.
Dunn: Robert B. Williams, LaHarpe,
progressive.
Superintendent Of schools-Demo-
crat, S. D. Faris.
DR.. w. E. Taylor Of Moline has been
secured by Leon Chivil on as corn
Judge and lecturer for his corn con-
! test September, Is.
Mrs. vernie c. Burner has been ap-
pointed postmistress at Denver, and
! Frank Byers at Coiusa.
| Miss Mary Hyde, secretary OF the
Y. w. C.. A.. at. Ottumwa, Iowa. has
been elected secretary OF the Quincy
association and will begin work there
the first OF September. Miss Hyde
visited with friends this week in this,
her old home town.
The Hamilton band Is making a
concern tour advertising the Hamil-
ton chautauqua.
| DR.. E. c. Derr, pastor OF Trinity
Lutheran church in this city is to be
platform manager for the Rock River
assembly at Dixon, Ill. DR.. II. d.
Hoover, president of Carthage college
| is to give series of addresses on re-
ligious psychology.
| The city council recently appropri-
ated s1,100 for Carthage public lib
rary.
| Carthage woman's club gave a pic,
mic dinner Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P. Berry in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. j. j.. vanGundy
who move soon to Monmouth, where
DR.. vanGundy is to fill the chair OF
Greek at Monmouth college.
Mrs. Mary Jane Rogers died at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. j. c. Clark
northeast OF this city, Monday after,
noon and the funeral was held this
morning with interment at McCay
cemetery near Burnside.
Miss Hazel Garner, for several years
one of the popular clerks in the EN-
rick, Owsley & Helfrich dry goods
store in this city, and Arthur Haffey
a prosperous young farmer, were mar
ried at the home of the brides grand
mother Thursday afternoon. They
have gone to housekeeping on the
groom's farm west of town.
Miss Helen Noyes departed last
evening for Ft. Yellowstone to Join q
house party at that famous military
post.
w. e. Lyon will be in charge OF
twenty boys from Carthage and La
Harpe for a ten days outing at the