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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08
LIVE STOCK SHIPPED 10
LOS ANGELES MARKET

Twenty carloads or live stock were
handled and sold az the Salt Lake
Union stuckyards saturday The sales
consisted uf nine ears ~ hogs and
eleven ears of sheep. The hog mar
kct r. exceptionally strong and the
demand insistout
According a. ward officials. this
market b. now prepared e. take all
the hogs that come here. Los An
gelcs Omaha and Chicago interests
are maintaining regular buyers here
and top prices are huiuk realized by
Utah growers Tho nugs averaged
from So Co 90 cents pound. while
the lambs brought 80 60 80 cents q
pound.
The stock was bought hy Cudahy
and Wilson n HauEcr. all shipping TO
the Los Angeles market
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08
MItl, iI,r I.l,c slncl.nrn.

Probably the largest hog ever BUTCH
cred In Grand county was the one KILL
cd last week by Fred n. Prcwer.
which dressed five hundred pounds.
Thomas u, Foy has sold his range
and cattle on the Book Mountains In
Grand county "a Thomas Larsen aud
Arthur Wilkinson, The cattle num-
her about three thousand head, Con-
sideration. $4,000.
The rtnh-ldaho Live Stock Loan
company has loaned over $1,000. 600
Ia farmers Tor the purchase ~ live
stock and has unlimited funds, II II
reported, with which 90 finance an
farmers who desire Ca enter the cat
Tie business.
Joseph Mckee and Snellcn johnson
81 Ncrnal recently received hy eN-
press two aristocratic itambouillet
rams one of them, prize winner la
California, cost two hundred dollars
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08
DANGER SIGNAL

u the fire hell should ring would
you run and stop II or go and help put
out the fire. II IN much the same
way with a cough. A cough In a dan
ger signal as much as o fire bell, You
should no more try Co suppress II than
60 stop fire hell when Il In ringing.
hut should cure the disease that
causes the coughing. This can nearly
always be done by taking Chamber
lnin'H Cough Remedy. Many have
used II with the most beneficial re-
suits. II h especially valuable for
the persistent cough that so often fol-
lows had cold or an attack Of the
Ia grippe, Mrs, Thomas Iieechins Of
Andrews, Ind. writes During the
winter my husband takes cold easily
and coughs and coughs. Chamber
lain's Cough Kennedy Is the best rnedi-
cine for breaking up these attacks and
you cannot get him a. take any other"
ohtnlnable verywhere.-Advt,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08
NEW HORSE HARMS ron TuE
SALT LAKE CITY STOgkN AItUS

Plans are being made hy the salt
Lake Union Stockyardr company for
the erection ~ n number uf horse
ns the architects determine whether
to use concrete or wood Tor cunHtruc-
ton purposes the work viii be got
underway The barns viii be- located
immediately south ~ the present
sheep pens uf the stockNurds aud when
completed viii cost twenty-five thou
sand duiiuTa
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IT. \. e. Young state live stock
Inspector. has decided that the foot
and mouth disease rumnrr from Kan
sas city ARE without foundation. Act
Ing on this belief ne had ordered the
release ~ fottN-seVcn head nf cattle
that had been ordered held la the salt
Lake city stoukyards OF this NUM-
hrr tweut,-onc head were billed Go r.
a. Stewart. Salt Lake city. Tho re-
naming tWenty-FiN head were On
rnmia a. MIlInrI-
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building. including Furnishings, will
cost approximately twenty-five thous-
and dollars.
The stOckyards company also Is
making plans for a big cattle show
next spring. to be followed by a hog
show. Il Is understood that the ram
show viii be held earlier next year
than usual. probably during the month
Of August
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08
SOCIETY


Miss Jessie Crawford was hustrs.
Tor the girls u. :. club nt sunn,sid.
On "Wednesday evening
Mr.. ana Mrs. h. a.. Fuilmrr had o.
dinner guests last Saturday evening
Misses Ruth Martin and Maud ana
Ruth Burke of Sunnyridc.
Miss Ruth Loofboufow gave to-
last Saturday afternoon In honor o.
Misses Ruth and Maude burke AMI
Miss Ruth Martin Of sunnyHlde.
samuel NayIor of aunnyadr treat.
ed his sunday school class TO social
and lunch on Wednesday evening tn
affair was az the ward meeting hous
Mrs. Charles Averili and Mrs Johr
Causer are to entertain the member
ot the Royal NoiRhbors al the HON
81 the former On Tueyiny rNenins
December 18Th.
Tuesday Night Bridg. club Was en-
tertnlncd this week hy Miss Yer
Raymond at tho home of Miss Ruth
loufhourow Miss itusalie StrinFhur'
rntertnins the club next week
MtHlhNlh 81 sunny riut AlN ill.
hfpidery club met with Mrs e. N
iahring last Saturday. Lunoheun wa,
served aud the afternoon uthrrwis9
spent az sewing ana in social r"r'
versation.
Mrs. \, u. Iladloy gave "A card par
~ al Sunnyside Thanksgiving even
Ing al which were present Mcssrs, ana
Mesdames Edward iirenner, Gcorg
Smith. A, l.. Beckstead. &, u. Fair
ing, j, W. Littleiohn. John kursler
liams and Miss Mabel Lassen.
Miss Bonnie Fields was thu leader
for the evening AT last Fridays meet
ing Of Price SOrOsis, Edgar Allen ~.
was discussed. Mrs. j. w, Mcdann
gave review ~ THE Gold iiug, ana
n paper on southern Literary III
and Writers" by Mrs. Wallace
Lowry was read by Mrs. A. G, Green
The next program viii be- In chars
of Mrs Thomas Fouts
SAYS Yesterdays Salt Lake Trl-
unc The marriage uf Hiss Gather
inc Lynn ana Walter s. Potturi iu"e
place Yesterday nt noon ut thr HON
Of The brides aunt Mrs, 49, &, cate
1887 First avenue. The tcrrmunN NH'
performed Pos Rev George y. n1Nlo'
of the First Presbyterian church Ih.
bride wore going away gown '.
green hruadClltn trimmed win moo.
skin fur The couple lrit hmm l'
ninlF after thu CEREMONY Tor 70 hun''
moon trip 90 California They ulh
at home 1t 3i3 West Fourth Sull'
street after January lst" m. l.l
is niece oi MI ma Mrs a. h Moe
l"an of Price. ana has NI-ItU. N'I
and ut Sunnysiir
Unity Camp Royal NrighN.r .t.
TUESDAY evening elected uIl...
ihr coming year. Past ura.I.. hI.
q. Miles. oracle. Mrs j. S. JuNH
Firc oracle Miss AnnH Wade.
ordgr Mr s.. a. Sanford re.'
hr7 D. j Thomas, chancellor H'
~ NWmnrmurhrI, marshal M
h AnEerm murr -.utHD.
N. iiHir.Ht outer -Onun. Nt
nIn pianist Nrs ShG .HN
sIrlan lr E. d. rhaWhH.HH
~ f Lannon's Wua I'd l.u Hr n
900 i'I Vacancy mac 'f iHu .INl
nf tUe term oi Mrs George n '"
fne sher manager, arc MIS-
ThumHH and Mrs a. No. AgkffW
Mrs 8 a.. Miles was named "a urlNii
tu attend the state convention ir
held in Salt Lake city March
and Miss Anna Wade as alternate
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08

beginning last Friday Ice cream.
both retail and wholesale, In Salt Lake
city advanced In price about 4 per
cent The pure ice cream manufac-
turers there aud ht ogden and Provo.
according Ia one Of their number,
have been very reluctant about rails
Ing prices, hoping against hope that
the market price of the ingredients
which enter into the manufacture OF
pure Ice cream had reached the high
mark Hut the upward tendency Ia
prices has failed To substantiatc this
hope
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WENT MOURNING WITHOUT THE sun; | STOOD
UP AND CRIED IN THE CONGREGATION.-JOb, 1928.

hrating the dedication aud opening ~
the fine new Huntington High school
building viii mntcriniiEe next Friday.
December Nth. when u hiE program
banquet and all night dance viii be-
given with practically everybody IN
the county Ia attendance. This fine
new building with ita white pressed
brick front Otho special brick required
for the same having been donated hy
the people ~ Huntington IN order
20 emphasize tho beauty 81 the iuiid.
inEl was Ia have been finished q week
earlier aud preparations had been
made FOR tho celebration tu have come
uff on December ist. but later de-
yelopmcnts made this date lmpructir-
able. 10th the Huntington and Fer.
ron buildings have been plnstcrrd by
donation In order to quicken the open
Ink Of the same and the citizens uf
both towns are to be commended for
the public spirit displayed. The plans
Tor the opening Of the Fcrron building
are now under way aud they. la turn
viii stage a big celebration within a
short time.
The Huntington celebration. and a.
which everybody la Emery aud Car
hon counties u Invited. will commence
AT 2 o'clock with specially prepared
program "a be given Ia the auditorium
OF the new school huilding and viii
be made up of short speeches from
representative men of the county and
special musical numbers. The hig
dance aud supper Ia follow win start
at o'clock, la the gymnasium. with
the Mohrland seven piece orchestra
furnishing the music Tor the occasion,
There IL no time set for the closing OF
the dance 80 u II presumed that
dancing viii be In order until the lust
dancer leaves the hall
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The County In l,ricL

AIRS Elizabeth Christensen has rr.
turned Go StnrTH from Cleveland. Whrrv
she visited Recently with her dtush
tetH
Mrs. Mary Davis of Salt Lik, cav
II visiting with her parents and little
hoys for a few weeks az Cleveland.
Mrs. John y. Davis ~ Winter Quar-
ters IL visiting relatives ana trieuds iu
Cleveland
Elders Albert ColInrd aud Peter
Nielsen of Huntington were az CicNe-
land as home missionaries last sun
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert winklrr have
recently welcomed baby hoy ,u their
home az Cleveland.
Huntington High school orchestra
win play Tor the dance al Davis Han
Saturday night az Cleveland.
~, A, Wickman, o. w Dalton, Mrs
Fred ilodapp, Miss i.averne Tulis and
Miss Nellie Mathm of the Mutual lm-
proyement association stake prrsiden-
Giles were at Cleveland last SUNDAY
night tn set in order the local nrgaui-
mtiuns. MDrnui oVpson was sustain
ed nH "a counselor to the president ~
the Young mems organization, an the
other Officers being retained. 'rcsi- [
dent Alice Larson and AN her assist
ants Boo the Young ladies' organization /
were rr.rasrd and new Officers were
sustained President. Mrs urlgu E |
Stokes cuuusrlurs Nrr Geneva Tar
rnu and Miss Myrtle Larson Mi-s
tIlHu 3D. johnson was retained ls rru. I
rotary and treasurer
Preceding tho dance ut the academy I
Friday nlBNt % basketball game Fl-I
played HetNtHu the seniors and 1is- Z
~ team from inc reese uf inc school l
h" e"nIr N1r iIItruu Zoo thirtN Boo i.- I
H
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08

Love h. voyage of discovery, mar
riage the goal-and divorce the relief
expedition.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08
SUGAR FACTORY IS
LONG WAYS OFF,
It SEEMS
DISAPPOINTMENT ron CARBON
AND EMERY FARMERS.

Denver and isio Grnndc Iiallrond Fails
Down On Promised Llnc to thc
Country south-iIuntingion Tonight
Celebrates Completion Of the High
school Neutrality-suspicious. Notes.
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Miss Bonnie Fields was the leader
for the evening AT last Fridays meet
ing Of Price SOrOsis, Edgar Allen ""
was discussed. Mrs j. w, McHann
gave a review ~ THE G0ld Bug, ana
"a PAPER on southern Literary III
and Writers" by Mrs. Wallace
Lowry was read by Mrs u. G., drrrr
The next program viii be- in chars
of Mrs Thomas Fouts
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08

Tuesday Night Bridge club was en-
tertaincd this week hy Miss YER
Loufhourow, Miss Resale StrinFhnr
vntertnins the club next week.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-08

Mrs. \, u. iladloy gave card par
~ at Sunnyside Thanksgiving vNrr-
INK az which were present Mcssrs. ana
Mesdamcs Edward iiTenner, Gcorg
Smith, A, l.. Beckstead, g, ~, Fair
ing, j. W. Littieiohn, John kurster
James Wrstfield. Mrs. Joseph VII
Hams and Miss Mabel l.asseu
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Members OF SunnyHide's Art I'm
hrpidery club met with Mrs e. VI
iRhring last Saturday Luncheon wa,
served aud the afternoon othrrwis-
spent az sowing ana Ia social r"r'
NerHation.
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Mrs Charles Ayeriii and Mn. Johr
causer are Co entertain the member
OF the Royal Neighbors al the HON
OF the former on Tueyiny ryenins
December 18th.
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Legal blanks at The Sun office
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samuel Naylor of Sunnysidr treat,
ed his sunday school class 20 a aorial
and lunch on Wednesday evening tn
affair was az the ward meeting hous
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-16
DENVER, ILL.
1899 <>>>> 80 I

Relatives here have just received
word of the sudden death of Mr.. Ell
bridge Maberry which occurred on
Jan. 18th. He had passed through a
severe attack of the la grippe and
was thought to be recovering nicely
when the death angel summoned him
This was even shock to the imme-
date family in their home at Wichita,
Kan. Mr.. Maberry spent his boyhood
days in and around Denver and his
wife will be remembered as Miss
Melinda Browning.
Mrs. T. ]. Clark and Mrs. Ellen
Orion are still on our sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parrick and sons
have rented the John Botkins farm
in the suburbs of Bentley where they
will move soon. We are sorry to
lose these good people from our
midst.
The Congregational church held
their Sunday services in the Masonic
hail on account of the repairing of
their stove.
Rev. J. w. Porter will fill his regu-
lar appointm ent at the Christian
church Sunday morning, Jan. 16.
Business calls him to Chicago SO Mrs.
Porter will deliver the evening dis
course. Unless prevented by some
thing we will endeavor to render our
specials at Bible school as was an
nounced and we trust we may have
little surprise in the way of the
program. Our golden text for the
month chosen by the prayer commit
tee of the Endeavorers is as follows:
And be We kind one to another, ten
der hearted, forgiving one another
even as God for Christ's sake hath
forgiven you.-Eph. 4-32. On next
Sunday evening we will have twin
meeting to which everyone is invited
to attend. whether members of this
organization or not.
Mr.. Robert Light and family have
moved into the property on East
Main street, recently vacated by Mrs.
Hattie Dickinson who is now COM
fortably located in the Clinton Ma
berry cottage on North Church street
Mrs. Wayne Steinberger- sons VIII
bur and Wilmer, ami daughter Just
inc OF Augusta. have been visitors
at the C. a Grove home.
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CARTHAGE, ILL
>>><<~ >>>>>>

Like all our sister cities, we are
entertaining a very undesirable visi-
tor, Ia grippe, and il is no respector
OF age or conditions Judge j. ID.
Miller has been seriously i'll for the
last ten days. He had severe at
tack Of the grippe which left his
heart in weakened condition Last
report IS that he is some better.
County Clerk Ed Miller attended
The funeral Of his brother George at
LEsrpe last Sunday.
Cards have been received here from
the land Of flowers" locating Mr.
George Black in St Petersburg. Fla.
County court is in session this
EeeE There is a large docket for
E1s4 term Owing to the illness of
J. l. Miller, the liquor cases were
sr9-rfzred- The jury was dismissed
y esosstzy at noon, until Monday,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-16

the 18th. s. D. Guam OF Appanoose
and Carl Prox of Powellton. jurors.
returned to their respective homes
Wednesday and will be obliged to
come to Carthage again Monday for
jury duty.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued the past few days:
Herman Burling and Sadie Prender-
CAST; Earl Wright and Ethel Mott;
Charles Thackston and Marilla Can
non; Cecil c. Beachler and Mary
Lucille Marsh. I'd
Carthage now receives the lights
from the Keokuk Power Co, and
they are very much better than the
old lights were.
Mr.. and Mrs Forest Gabel Of Ham
ilton are occupying the Willis house
on Randolph street. Mr.. Gabel is
employed at the opera house garage
Born to Rev. and Mrs Boyd,
daughter. Wednesday, Jan. u. This
is their first baby and consequently
they are very proud of the event.
The new advisor for Hancock coun-
ty, Mr. ]. II. Lloyd, will arrive the
18th to take up his work. Mr.. Lloyd
has been teaching agriculture at Pur-
due university, Lafayette, Ind. He is
graduate of the Illinois university
and comes highly recommended He
taught three years in the William
and Vashti college at Aledo, Ill.
Miss Ida Jackson who has been
visiting relatives here the past two
weeks, left for Chicago Saturday
evening to remain indefinitely.
The following speakers have been
secured for the short course to be
held at Carthage, Feb. i, 2, 3 and 4:
Willard Graham, Rochelle, ILL.,; c. Q.
Reed, Urbana, H.. w. F. Handschin.
state leader of county agents, Ur-
bana, ILL.,, and John Mics of Fair
bury. Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-16
TRY THIS FOR A
C0LD---|1'S FINE.
"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND" ENDS
SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE
IN FEW HOURS.

You can end grippe and break up
a severe cold either in head, chest.
body or limbs, by taking dose OF
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache, dizziness.
feverishness. sore threat, sneezing,i
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling! Ease your throbbins
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only 20 cents
at any drug store. 1t acts without as
sfstance, tastes nice, and causes no
Inconvenience. Be sure you get the
genuine.
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Hamilton Gate CITY
Hamilton, I'LL, Jan. Is.

Christian church. w. w. Evans, pas
tor; w. c. Hughes, chorister.-Bible
school, 9:45 a. M; worship, 1900 a.
m. Subject: 1.-THE Greatest Problem
OF the Church Today Christian En-.
deavor, $50 p m. subject: How to
Work With Others" leader, BIrs. G.
is. Reese. Worship, 1880 p. m Sub
lject: 1.-THE Cost Of Not Living a
Christian Life" Bible study class
meets Monday evening at pastors
home. Everybody we.come to all serv-
ices. We are pleased to see num-
Der OF the Bethel congregation wor-
shipping with US while they are with
out pastor.
We are glad to learn that most all
our people that we're afflicted with the
lagrippe are getting along fine and
most all are able to be out again.
We had a talk with our road COM
missioner, Thomas Wyles. and he
thinks that the roads should be oiled.
He has investigated this proposition
and finds that it is the cheapest good
roads we can get, that gravel or CO.
ment cost too much. and we haven't
the money to build such roads. Now
If OIL makes as good a road as gravel
and cement, why not oil the roads
Good roads into any town is what
brings the farmers. Now let's get
busy and get some good roads this
spring. We are in for anything to
build up Hamilton and vicinity. We
would like to see this move pushed
along.
The construction company that are
going to remove the old machinery
and forms on the Hamilton side, will
commence to load the material Mon
day morning and will get it shipped
as fast as they can. Clarence Purge
son is the foreman of the job. and will
push the work as fast as they can.
The Hamilton band will give a
social dance Thursday night. January
20. at Daugherty's hall. The band
boys always give good dance Ham
ilton is proud of their band We have
as good a band as there Is in this
section
We find on investigation that we
have a business in Hamilton that is
paying out a larger amount of money
to the farmers wife than any one
would suppose Ralph Lane has paid
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out for chickens, eggs and cream, the
past year, almost forty thousand dol.
lars, and 1t was all paid to the farmers
near Hamilton, aud the business is
growing every day.
Roy Fredericks is improving and is
much better, we learn.
Ralph Ross has accepted a situa-
ton as road salesman for Corbum
Burks Co., OF Peoria. Mr.. Ross UNI
derstands the drug business and is q
salesman that has been been success
full and We know that he will make
good with his new firm. We all wish
Mr.. Ross success.
Lee Hfnkelman Of Detroit was
Hamilton visitor yesterday.
L. M. Abbott of Detroit was a bust
ness caller yesterday.
G. W. White OF Urbana, was
business caller yesterday.
o. e. Eddy OF Galesburg was busi-
ness caller yesterday.
Will W. Orion of Moline was a bust
ness caller yesterday.
A. J. whalen OF Moline was a Ham
ilton visitor yesterday.
The street cars have been out OF
yesterday they made their regular
trips. but the Warsaw car has not
been able to make regular trips yet,
and that is the car that we need now,
since Keokuk went dry, we notice that
the Warsaw cars are having a better
run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-16
GASOLINE STOVE
CAUSED FIRE
Mating and Dresser In Home of Mrs
Bloom on South Sixth Street
Partly Destroyed.

The explosion Of a gasoline stove
was responsible for small fire in
the home of Mrs. Bloom at 20T South
Seventh street at o'clock Friday
night The stove had been lighted in
an upper bedroom to warm it and
left there. While Mrs. Bloom was
down stairs the stove exploded and
set fire to the mating on the floor.
She smelled smoke and called the
fire department Before the fire was
extinguished. part of the mating and
a dresser in the room had been de-
stroyed-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-16
THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children :,
bedwetting. There is a constitutions
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. sn ~
mers, Box W., Notre Dame, Ind, WIZ
send free to any mother her success
full home treatment, with full instruv
lions. Send no money, but write her
today If your children trouble you ~ -
this way Don't blame the child, :, ~ -
chances are it can't help 1t. "a
treatment also cures adults and az
people. troubled with urine difncSs
ties by day or night
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>~>>>>>>>>>>
NNELlSON
. - - 80 . - 80 .

At q business meeting held by the
board of the G. E. church, j. g. Mat
tern was elected elder, Jacob Anton
reelected elder. Mrs. l.. E. Haffner.
organist and Martin Schlicher, jani-
tor.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Krieger,
Sunday, January 8. daughter; to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kramer, Tuesday,
January IL. daughter
Miss Leila Mattern has accepted a
position In Burlington at the business
college.
Miss Anna Tempel has returned to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-16

her school duties in Keokuk after .
several weeks stay at home.
Mrs. Mabel ,Steneker has broken up
housekeeping and has moved in win
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schmidt Jr.
Miss Sarah Powell of Pinesvlis'
Mo-, is visiting at the James Cruh'
shank home.
A jolly crowd of young folks waller
out to John Bentzinger's last Sat1l
day evening to help him celebrate ms
birthday The event was complies
surprise and all had fine time.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-16
P. z. o. chapter TUESDAY.

The p. r. O. chapter will be enter
tanned on Tuesday evening by Miss
Lou Boyer and Miss Helen Sheppard
at the home of the former, SIT High
street. The topic for study will be
the Canterbury Cathedral. Mrs. Chres-
Jensen will give history of the
Miss Amanda Younker will
describe the exterior. and Miss Eva
J. Stevens will speak of the interior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-16
Gave 5-rFr T

Miss Mari LoZ== gEzE-=zz-z 81
tertained twE;Te E-se-Ftt II Esz-E---.ss-T
afternoon al Ez--- = sseisa1rE=s -sze-
twelfth birthday z-5-e-z- ~SE-u5=s
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