The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-24

Carthage's representatives at the
meeting of the Adams Hancock Coun-
ty Dental association, DIR. e. M. Rob-
bins, DR.. G. K Fleming and DR.. r.
-. Runyon, have returned home from
the meeting at Hamilton, the session
lasting two days, and was attended
by large delegation of dentists from
the two counties. The MONDAY lunch
con was held at Hotel Granite, at
which time the address of welcome
by the mayor of Hamilton, and the
response by DR.. q. M. Robbins, presi-
dent OF the association on behalf of
the members, We're given. The COM
pany then went to Lake View Motor
club, located on the banks Of the
Mississippi, where the afternoon SEES
sion was held. After adjournment
the association members partook of
"a bounteous dinner, which was ser'v-
ed by the Business Mems club, at the
club house. They then went aboard
the st. Paul, with about two hundred
other people, going down through the
lock and landed at. Keokuk, where
they took on 1853 passengers. There
was a splendid band on the boat, and
dancing was enjoyed, the party ar
irving In Hamilton at zone o'clock
a. m.
Next morning, the session conyen-
ed at the Hotel Granite, on account
Of rain and bad weather, and at one
O'clock D. M, cars were taken by the
party to the power house, where they
were shown through and explained
the workings of the same.
Mr.. Daiant very kindly furnished
automobiles for the members, they
enjoying a trip to his apiary and fac.
tory, where they were shown all
through the same, and Mr.. Dadant
explained how he prepares the wax
and manufactures it into sheets pre-.
paratory for the bees, which was all
very interesting. and the trip was
greatly appreciated by the associa-
ton.
The regular annual meeting of the
association was to have been held IN
November, at Quincy, but as the State
Dental society meets in Quincy next
spring, the matter of holding the next
meeting was taken under Amusement
and it was decided to call off the No
yember meeting. A gentleman OF
Hannibal, Mo-, vary graciously offer
ed his city, as the next meeting place
stating that they would be very glad
| to have the association meet there
A committee of three was appointed
/ by the president, to confer with Han
nibal and also with Macomb, for the
fall meeting, and to make arrange
ments, provided it was decided to
hold the same. This committee Is,
DR.. Norman, DR.. J.. NJ. Duncan and Dr.
Wolfe, all of Quincy.
The association felt that 1t would
be asking too much OF the Quincy
members to entertain them in the
fall, when they were SO soon to have
the state meeting, as there Is lots
of work In connection with such Q
meeting. which necessarily falls upoT
the members located where it is held
o. F. Grow, of Burlington, Ia. was
business visitor to the city the firs'
of the week.
Mrs. Walter S. Lane and two little
daughters of Bonaparte. Ia, arrived
Wednesday evening for a severa
days visit with her father. A. P
Main, her sister. Mrs. G.. K. Flemins
and her father-in-law, T. ]. Lane.
County Treasurer John H. Mccall
lister was a business visitor tc
Quincy Tuesday.
Jewel Blair was called to the home
Of Kimbrough Bros, in the southeast
country Saturday, the ends OF theil
ice house having collapsed from the
great pressure Mr.. Blair was able
to straighten it up sufficient tc
house the ice for the summer, and in
the fall they expect to erect new
building.
Circuit Court News Of Hancock
County.
COMMON LAW.
Ernest B. Gordon vs.. Tri-State
Traction Co. Assumpsit. Suit dis
missed by plaintiff.
CHANCERY.
Abner L. McElwee ct al. VS.. Mar
tina F. Garrett ct al, partition. Order
to re-docKet cause; motion allowed;
cause re-docketed; order signed, di
recting payment of money by county
treasurer.
Mary A. Bolton VS.. Samuel J. Rus
sell ct al, foreclosure. Report OF
special master fled objections to
stand as exceptions.
F. Nj. Powell ct al, VS.. w. l.. Nc