The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-09

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/ at the Methodist Episcopal church on on
Tuesday evening, Nov. 81 at L:5o
o'clock, at which time the Rev. ker'
rim, Of Burlington will deliver an al
dress on South America. After the
meeting an Argentine tea will De CIV
en-. 1t is suggested that all the mis-
sionary ladies read the book "Old
Spain and New America" in order
to thoroughly understand and appre-
ciate the talk to be given by Rev. her-
rim.
Deputy Circuit Clerk Clark Reaugh,
has the distinction OF having been
lscnoolmaster at Kellerville, ILL.,, forty
five years ago, when the Lierly chill
dren were attending school there. Mrs.
Sarah Lierly, of Kellerville, eighty
seven years of age, who cast her hrst
vote for president OF the United States
on Tuesday, claimed to control hfty
seven votes in her family which were
cast for Mr.. Wilson.
| County Superintendent of Schools
Is. D. Faris, will hold an examination
in the court house on Thursday and
Friday, Nov. 9 and 10, beginning at
s o'clock a. M, for those desiring to
secure certificates to teach in Han
| cock county.
Mrs. Emma Carr visited Sunday at
! the George Ellison home near Elvas
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. McGinnis OF
Elavston were also Sunday visitors at
! this home.
Miss June Beyler Of Kahoka. Mo-.
visited several days the past week
with her friend and former neighbor,
Miss Nellie Evans.
| Mills Westfall, station agent at La.
Harpe, spent Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Westfall.
Mrs Karl NJ Kepes. who has been
spending several weeks in this city
and in heokuk, leaves this morning
for her home at Warren, Ill.
Mrs. George Aleshire and daughter
Miss Marian. who have. been in Elk
ceIsior Springs. Mo-. for the benefit of
the latter's health. we're expected
home the first of the week, but Miss
Marian had contracted a cold, and 1t
was thought best to remain at the
sanitarium for some time.
Mr.. Thomas Lewis. who has been
seriously i'll at his home on College
avenue, has improved greatly the past
two days.
Miss Mary Mcmillan went to Chica-
go last week, to act as brides maid at
the wedding Of Miss Helen Hancock,
which took place Saturday evening at
the Presbyterian church at Oak Park
Miss Mary and Miss Hancock were
schoolmates at the Columbia school in
Chicago. Carl Lawless. Of this city,
also attended the wedding
The ladies Of the Baptist church
served oyster stew, with the trim
mings, at the church parlors election
day and evening.
The ladies Of the Christian church
served lunch at the democratic head
quarters.
The Social union of the Methodist
church served lunch at Reyer's hall
Wilson, CABS: Hughes, 5.315: Dunno,
3,451; Lowden, 1923; Huffman. 3,493 !;
.Oglesby, 1896; Stevenson. 3,411: EN-
merson, 1852: Brady, BIAS: Russell,
2.soe; Charles. 3,433; Small, 2,s70;
Lucey 1885: Brundage, 2,6s7: Craig,
2.720; Busey, 2,o71; Page, 2.749; Alb
bolt. 2.149; Solomon. 2,9O3: Holt,
.2,152: Williams, 1921; Mccormick,
1854: Kostner, 3,494: Mason. 1859;
Tavenner. 4,4s9: Graham. 3,541: Day,
1859; Young, 2.209: Burner, 1856:
Buck, BAL: Reaueh. 1901: Page,
4,432; Huston, 5.72S: Robbins, 1881:
Scott. 4.1S1: Frey, 3.758: Wood. 4.343:
Baird, 1882: Iummis, Alb; Young,
1886; Horney. 4,673; Salisbury, 1882.