The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-15

MIS-. fluSSel leaves besides Q0r
daughter, three sons who are located
at Colchester, H., North Dakota and
Kansas, the Russels having formerly
lived at Blandinsville.
The funeral services will be held
from the Christian church at Ferris
this morning, Saturday, at 1880 q.
M, unless the return Of one Of the
sons, who is at distance, should
necessitate the postponement. Of the
same. Rev. J. w. Porter Of this city
will off1ciate. Burial in Moss Ridge
cemetery, Carthage.
Geo. Houtchens, John j.. Shultz,
James Stockton and Ed. Booth COM
posed a fishing party at the Missis-
sippi river, near Warsaw, tho first of
the week.
Mrs. Harry spangler went to La
Harpe Friday for an extended visit
with her daughter Mrs. Sparrow.
Mrs. Dona Daugherty and two chill
dren returned the first of the week
from a visit with her bro.her-in-1aw
A. e. Daugherty and family of Maui
VOC.
Mrs. Percy Culkin gave musical
Thursday evening at Ter elegant
home on Wabash avenue, in honor
and Miss Loutzenhizer Of Blockton,
Ia, the guests Of Misses Floss and
May Harris. at which time the lead
ing musical artists of this city APP
peared on the program.
The program was as follows:
Piano. 49,. Mozart Fantasia
Miss Edith Lionberger.
Skirt Dance. Virginia Cherrill
Voice
Call Me No More. ). Cadman
Because | Love You Truly.
Observation-Disclosures. Clara Foote
Miss Erma Rowe.
Violin Obligato... Mrs. Culkin
Piano
THE Eagle. Mcdowell
Novelette," ............ Meadow Ell
Mr.. VIM. Hill.
Waltz Dance. .Chopins Minute Waltz
Virginia Cherrill.
THE Requiem" ..... Sidney Homer
1.-THE Black Bird Sings in the
Apple Tree. ..Macdowell
"Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of
Mrs. clifton o'Harra.
Piano
'Ctair de LuneS. z. DoOuSSy
p Mr., VIM. HILL
Serenade with Yukalele. .......
Mr.. Wnl BardeDs
Miss Edith Lionberger has during
the past year been in charge Of he
piano department at Abingdon college
and is at home for her summer vaca-
ton. Her rendition of Mozart's Fam
TASTE was greatly enjoyed. Little Vir-
ginia Cherrill delighted everyone with
her pleasing manner and graceful
dancing. Miss Erma Rowe has just
completed her work in the voice de-
partment Of Carthage college and her
future promises to be very successful.
Mrs. Culkin has ever been a lover
Of music, playing the violin with a
touch which delights the most critical
hearers. Her work along musical
lines has done much to promote the
spirit of patronage OF better class
of music in this city. Mr.. VIM. Hill
who has been in charge Of the piano
in the Columbia school
Of music of Chicago, is a Carthage
boy who is making great strides In
his work, and he is certainly taking
q prominent part in the musical
world, as he is possessed OF talent
that defles itself in superlatives. Car
image people are watching his progress
with great interest. Mrs. Clifton
OIIarra possesses an unusual!
charming manner, and has a sweet
voice, which has delighted many audi
ences. Mr.. VIM. Bardens Of Warsaw
was the past year director Of the
Knox College Glee club.
Fort Madison Masons had an all
lay session Tuesday and the Carthage
Blue lodge was invited over to con-
fer the third degree on four candi-
iates. The following Masons from
our lodge went over in automobiles
or the afternoon and evening:
S. H. Ferris, J. L. Martin, r. d.
Denton, l.. C. Corson, Lee Sieben-
BORN, A. M. Thompson. G. A. James,
3. P. Hardy, VIM. McG!lilvery, VIM.
Milborn, Jr., Roy Stidum, w. II. Bar
els, C. S. DeHart, j. e. Horney, l..
.. Kimmel, E. P. Cutler, w. c. Ham
lton. Bert Hamilton, Floyd Nigga
meyer, S. +. Huston, e. S. Clark, S.
I. X Hartman.
Mrs. J.. F. Young of Omaha, Neb.,
Who has been visiting Miss Julia
Joyes, departed for Green Bay, Mich, |
friday to visit relatives.
Mr.. j. u. Wn1ue, representative VI
he Shapleigh Hardware Co., of ST.
.ouis, Mo-, was calling on his GUS
omers Tuesday.
Floyd Howells pet bull dog became |
Igly one day the past week, biting |
iced Carson. His actions could hard |
Y be accounted for, inasnuch as he |
las been a constant companion OF the |
lowell children. However, it was |
.eemed advisable to kill him.
No prostrations from the extreme !
Ieat has been reported from the har- !
est fields. Mr.. Milton Weider who |
vas assisting Edwin s. Coombs with |
lis harvesting, became quite i'll on |
tuesday afternoon about four o'clock |
nd was unable to do any more work
hat day, but next day he attempted |
O again work in the field, and be- |
oming ill, was forced to rest few
ays.
Miss Grace Sweeney Of San Fran
isco. Calf, who has been visiting
Ter sister Miss Merge, at Newark,
Z. J., and also visiting at Washing
on. D. c., arrived Wednesday morn