The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-20

Chorus Surely He Hath Born.
Our Griefs.
!, Tenor, Recit-Thy Rebuke Hath
Broken His Heart. 80 -
Tenor Air-sBehold and See
Bass Air-Why do the Martins
Tenor Recit-He That Dwelleth IN
Heaven.
Tenor Air-Thou Shalt Break
Them.
Soprano AirI Know That NV RI
deemer Liveth.
Chorus llelujah.
The members OF the chorus were.
Sopranos, Imogen Hill, Josephina
Wolf, Katharine Hill. Elsie Putcamp.
Constance Hill, Esther Spilled, verna
Lands. Grace Richards, Sara Klann
Diehl. Virgin Kleppinger, Alice Rutt,
Luena Strauch, Irene Mutt, Beatrice
Mueller, Marie Harris, Marion Water.
man, Er1na Rand O.Harra. Erma
Rowe, Lola Fletcher, Ruth SundelI
Joy Cutler, Florence Hadley.
Altos, Agnes Anderson, Nellie linn
| verna Hey. Dorothy Barnett. Ruth
Hurd. Josephine Freitag, Stella Hal
Tenors-Harold Doughty, q, p
Newcomer, Bruce Learner, %. M
Robbins, Adam Kruger. Henry Never,
Vernon Yeich, w. F. Barnett, VIM.
Goldenstein.
Basses-Mark Herbst, Albert Metz.
ger, VIM. Nicholas, Rowland Hill
Paul Schmidt, Carl Liebe. Arthur
Knudten. Carl Sundeberg.
Soloists. Erma Rand O'Harra, so
prano: Lola Fletche. soprano; Erma
Rowe. soprano; nellie Zinn, contralto:
Agnes Anderson, contralto; Raymond
Harmon, tenor; Carl Sundberg, bass:
VIM. Nicholas. bass.
Accompanies, Mabel Woodwork,
pianist; Erma Simser, pianist; MARY
Tressler Newcomer, organist.
DR.. Royal S. Runyon, who is max.
ing his home with his parents, DR.,
and Mrs. G. A. Runyon, at Elvaston,
making the trip to and from his Car.
thage dental Office by auto each day,
! about mile west Of Ca sh:sc, CT
tic main road to Keokuk. He was
accompanied by his brothers, Charles
and Willard. and Mr. Seibert OF Chi.
cago, student in the college here,
who had been to spend Sunday at the
E1vaston home, and when about
mile from the city. struck rut in the
road, Which caused the car to skid
and slip with such force that it went
into the ditch. turning over twice,
DR.. Runyon being thrown clear OF the
car, was able to get the others from
beneath. He Immediately telephoned
his father at Elvaston, who came with
car to their aid, and they were
brought to the Carthage office, where
the wounds were dressed. DR.. Run.
yon was not seriously hurt. but his
right shoulder feels somewhat lame;
Willard was cut by the side of the
right eye. and his lip was cut: Charles
was Wrenched and bruised, and the
Seibert boy escaped without any
injury, although he was somewhat
dazed for time. Charles was at the
wheel when the accident occurred,
and 1t is certainly fortunate that no
one OF the party was seriously in.
jured The car was quite badly dam.
aged, and viii take much repair be-
fore it is ready for the road again.
Mrs. Fred Norris and little son, OF
Elgin. came Saturday evening to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira S.
Cronk. Mrs Harry Phillips, OF New
Sharon, Ill, came the first of the
week, to join the family. and the hus-
bands OF the two ladies will join them
here Tor Christmas day.
Order fixing time for hearing or
final settlement in the estate OF Ed
win n. Catlin. deceased. as Of Mon
day. January 1, 1917, at 10 a. m
George and Louis c. Catlin. admins
traitors.
Cleveland is taking up manager
ial form OF city government. The