The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-06

meeting Monday evening at the coun-
try home of Mrs. Frank Rand of south
west of the city. A lawn picnic was
also enjoyed.
Clarence Buck, candidate on the re-
publican ticket for state senator from
the thirty-second district, spent Mon
day night in the city.
J. M. Pace, of Monmouth, candidate
for representative on the republican
ticket, likewise spent the night in
Carthage, interviewing friends in his
interest.
Frank Mcpherson, who has been
conducting the West Side restaurant.
has sold the same to r. P. Stowe, OF
Denver, ILL.,, who took immediate
charge of the same Carthage friends.
wish Mr.. Stowe success in his new
enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powell and Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Powell, Of near Bent
ley, were auto visitors to the city
Thursday. X
Mrs. j. w. Fleming and children. of
Denver, are moving to Carthage for
! the purpose Of placing the children
in the public schools here.
Mrs Sarah Thomas and daugher.
visited last week with the formers
niece, Mrs. W. E. Matthias, and family,
of Denver.
Sole Salisbury, Of burnside. visited
relatives in the city the past week.
Miss Helen Laffey, OF West Point.
was business visitor to the city Wed
nesday, spending the day with her
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Carroll. Mrs. Car
rolls condition does not improve as
her friends might wish, she being un'
able to walk aound without assistance.
rhN hoa
ing at the homo Of her aunt, Mrs. n.
E. Claycomb, in LaEarpe, returned
home Monday.
Paul Westfall visited part of last
week with his brother, Mills, In La
Harpe.
Miss Helen Ferris left Monday for
Oklahoma City, where she will resume
her teaching in the high school.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Briley and
daughter, Miss Helen, and Miss Hartz
who have been spending the summer
on the Sweet Grass Land company's
ranch, in Montana, returned last week.
Frank McMinimy, after several
weeks visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. H. McMinimy, left Tuesday
morning for Lewistown, Mont. where
he is teaching in the public schools.
His mother accompanied him as far
as Burlington, where she visited rela-
tives.
Mrs. Harve Sights. accompanied
Miss Annette Chestnut home Monday,
after a several weeks visit with rrela-
tives and friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. McMahan and
two children. of Oklahoma City, Okla,
who have been on a trip to the east,
stopped of in Carthage for a visit
Mrs. John Elder.
Miss Susan Davidson, returned Sat.
urday evening from Burlington. where
she had undergone an operation. her
condition is greatly improved, and she
is now able to be about the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Earl Blake de-
parted Monday morning for Litchfield,
Mimi, for a visit with his brother,
LLOYD Blake and family.
Chas. S. Tyler returned Monday
morning from brief business visit
to Chicago.
Mrs. Elmer Gibson and daughter,
Miss frankie, of Burnside, were bust
ness visitors to the city Tuesday. Miss
frankie leaves Thursday morning for
a weeks business trip to New YORK
City
O. P. Brink visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs 7. P. Brink, in Keokuk over
Sunday
A piano recital was given by the
pupils of Miss Martha Quinby, at the
residence of Mrs. Franc Harris, Fri
day afternoon, the following being
the program:
Gavetv Matlee Loeb-Evans
Theodore Morgan
II, oil
Evalena Dickerson
Happy Moments ........... Selected
Ruth Hayes
First Nocturne ......... Hunten
Francis Smith
The Fable oSnInori
Florence jenkins
Don Juan Minuet ........... Mozart
Elizabeth Ferris
Ia caudeur :. Burgmuller
Leonard Berry
Dorothy Perry
| The First Rose Waltz $500. Selected
Margaret Mckee
Evening Bells .............. hudson
Ruth Walton
| The March of the Dwarfs :. Eckhardt
Yale Coombs
/ Song Of the Moonflower 800. Farrar
Mary Johansen
The Charming Shepherdess Mathews
! Mabel Wright
In the Garden .......:- Kohler
Dorothy James
The Rooster ............... Maxim
Dorothea Blender
| A Hunting Song ............. Gurlitt
Lora Dickerson
Blue Bells of Scotland. So.
. Arranged by Rickaby
Majorie Egbers
| The Musicale Top ........ Krogmann
Emmaretta WEIGH
| Think So, Too! ............ Dutton
Leona Armstrong
| To a Daisy ... Mae Erb
/ Gratia Baxter
Spinning Song ......... Ellmenrefch
! Mary Perry
\ PanSy WalCz heTH
| Glona Hardy
Old Mother Hubbard 1900. Rogers
Eunice Shepherd