The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-18

guest at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
tbs for few days.
Mrs. Charles Burnham and daughter
were week end visitors at the home
OF the lady's sister. Mrs. Josie Ora
ham and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fulton of Ft.
Madison have moved their household
effects to this place and are pleas
antly domfciled in the Anderson prop
erty- Mr.. Fulton is q veteran of the
civil war. Twenty-first regiment.
Cottage prayer meetings OF the NJ.
r. church Is being held every week
at the home OF the members, prepare
tory to evangelistic services at that
place of worship.
Joe Worster. wife and little daugh-
ter are here from Beardstown, Ill. Mr..
Worster has returned from hospital
at Jacksonville, H., where he was
treated for a fracture OF the skull.
Mesdames Wardlow and Wahrer
were enroute to Clinton as delegates
OF the lesson Rebekah lodge last
week at that city
Miss Esther FrueIing was passen-
ger Thursday to University Park,
Iowa. to attend high school.
Donald Wilson and family spent
Sunday here the guests OF the Craw-
ford families, motoring home to Bur
lington in the evening.
Chiropractice SeeIy OF Ft Madison
was here recently on professional
business.
There will be considerable exchang-
ing of property here before the snow
flies.
The corn crop in this vicinity has
passed the danger line OF frost dam
age
Mrs Frank Ellis OF Seattle, Wash,
who has been visiting the Ellis fam
lily attended the Episcopal convention
at ST. Louis
Mrs. Hattie Pitt OF Ferris. Ill, ac-
companied her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Ross from Rock Creek, H., to this
place for short stay at the parental
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Coy after a two
months stay here with relatives, has
returned to her home at Portland. Ore
Clarence lie Matty, while employed
at the Bettendorf foundry, had a,
heavy bar OF iron fall on his foot,
badly mangling 1t.
The gentlemanly manager, Lee Da-
Wis of the Denmire canning factory,
was in attendance at the grange con-
vention held at Donnellson, Tuesday,
Oct. II, and reports there was consid- /
cradle business transacted.
lack Owen sold bunch OF fifty
Polangus cattle Monday. that netted
him gilt-edged prices
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth.
odist CHURCH, gave luifcheon at the
rural home OF Mrs. James Gale, Tues
day afternoon. Mesdames Wahrer and
Gale served an appetizing luncheon.
such as these ladies' know how to
prepare. About forty enjoyed the ex-
cellent eatables.
Sunday, November / will be rally
day at the Presbyterian church, call
ing all to the morning and evening
worship. Every member should be
present and q place In the ranks
awaits everyone where you can help
in the winning of souls.
Fred Nicer Of Fl. Madison will In
stall the furnace in the NJ. e. church
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Strange Of near
Ambrosia, who are planning on NOV
ing to Keokuk, were taken by surprise
Sunday when their neighbors arrived
about noon with we'll filed baskets Of
good things.
The johnson family of Quincy mo-
tored here Tuesday and were at the
P. w. Bowen home.
Edward Orth has purchased fine
span of roadsters.
The Standard Garden Tool Co. has
installed new banking machine and
will put force OF men to work for
the winter months.
Assessor P. W. Bowen will soon be
making his rounds.