The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-01

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Cheff1eld. Their little daughter vern
cite. remained until Mr.. and Mrs
Whalen are located in their new home
in Moline.
Miss Letta Simmons. dean Of WON
en- at Denhart Hall Of G. c.. OF Ne.
vada, Iowa, arrived last evening to
take her position.
Mrs. S. H. Ferris and son John. re
turned home Monday from Denver
Colo, where they have been visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Andrus.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ross Swtgert dc
parted last evening for Greeley, kas.
on business.
Miss Efae Lumm1s Of Quincy was
q guest the past week OF MI. and
Mrs. e. O. Reaugh.
Miss Mary Lawless went to West
Point Monday to visit at the Milo
Mcmillan home.
Gerald Finlay Of Mendon was q
guest at the w. X. Hill home over
Sunday.
Miss Mary Sanford of Monmouth
came Tuesday to visit Miss Mary
Ferris.
A. B. Mildly Of Madison. Mo-. is
visiting with relatives and friends in
this city.
Miss Ethel Brown went to IT. Madi
son. Iowa, Saturday for q visit with
relatives. $50
Thos. Mccain Of Chicago was a
guest this week at thew e. Lyon
home. DiiA s 3s
Miss Mary Clark departed Monday
for .sMcLeansboro. where she Will
teach this winter. iae
Mrs. Rosetta Jacks spent Friday In
Adrian with her mother Mrs. ID.
Youngmeyer who is i'll.
D. G.. and L. w. Berry departed
Monday for Minneapolis to attend the
National jewelers. association.
Mrs. Emma Carr departed last even
ing to visit relatives at Clayton, Mt.
Sterling and Quincy. 80 9li
Miss Margaret Stadlera7 OF Keokuk
was an over Sunday guest Of Miss
Erma Rowe. tG1o. 81
Mrs. F. A. Brookhiser, ,of Burling-
ton is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Egbers.
Mrs. Runyon's Death.
Passed away at her home IN this
city Thursday. August 81. 1915. at
o'clock p. M. Mrs. Katie 3. Runyon.
wife of DR.. r. s. Runyon.
Mrs. Runyon was quietly sincere In
all her acts and in her speech, de-
voted to her family, OF bright and
happy disposition. She was mem
Der Of the Presbyterian church and
could always be depended upon to
bear her part of the church work, al
ways being a loyal supporter of any
work for the good. She made friends
with all whom she met, and socially.
she was in touch with all and entered
into the social life zeal.
Mrs. Runyon's death comes AZ q
! shock to her many friends In this
city and vicinity. She IL mourned by
q wide circle Of friends who would
bear the sorrows Of the husband and
children and her sweet christian
character viii remain a helpful
example to those who loved and ad-
mired her.
She was married to Dr.. r. 8. Run
yon about eleven years ago, before he
had finished his course In college,
preparatory for the dental work,
which he has been engaged In in
this city for the past ten years. To
this union were born three children,
one child dying In infancy, and there
being surviving, her daughter Eliza
beth, about years Of age, and an In
FAINT just born into the home.
Mrs. Runyon was born in Hancock
county, being the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Campbell Of Elvaston,
whom she leaves surviving, beside her
brothers and sisters, Wilson, Lynn
and Orr, all Of Elvaston, Ray Of Kan
,sas City, Mo-. and her sisters Laura
and Jessie. at home with the parents.
and Mrs. Lloyd Bertschi who lives in
the east.
No arrangements have - yet been
made for the funeral.