The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17

paper clipping of the death !, !.
ate Russell Kirby, a member y, m rf'
pany Il, Fourth Ohio ipfantr, =. Nou
mad died from the results If y, Wh
DENT combined with a hea,'n acc
which settled on his lungs ~ coll
eral took palce at the homo I =. laa
young mans parents, JuIv :" ~
Evans officiating. 1t was ~ He'
military funeral and his cn lats
acted as pallbearers. o'ifads
He reports two good do;,,.
| papers in Lancaster that OIL. newt
All the space he wants, proyidir,u
| writes up his own articles, ana mug ssi
that ne greatly appreciates the r auu
esq OF the editors, as he consul vval
+, the newspapers a wonderful aaA
In the gospel work, especi,Iiss eae
many people the church can
reach or come in contact MI,
any other way only through tb n.t ~
1um of the newspaper colpm ns
Said he saw BY the paDer of -tas
Willing leaving Hamilton and tb.. "
wished him well in his new fia,s
labor. and said, II trust vow
pastor will be greatly blessed in N
WORK IN Hamilton for he has css
his lot among many good peon ~
He closed his letter bv ssna,.
every good wish to his friends ba..
Rev. and Mrs. Evans have ,s.A
circle Of friends in this CITY who ~,s.
them perpetual peace and prOsner.,
in their earnest work in the MAST.
cause. '''
The Dadant Bee association %.
their annual picnic SATURDAY. at SSs
idan's Grove. near Nauvoo for M
employees, about twenty in numba
being in attendance. For sever
years John Harmon (coloredl h.
served in the capacity of chief co]
and bottle washer, and this wear VI,
no exception, as Mr.. Harmon wa
there in all Of his glory, the SAINT
genial good fellow as of yore. Anon
other eatables he prepared for nj
dinner was twenty pounds of catfisI
Every one in attendance report n,
best time of their lives and stat,
that the, dinner served was excelen,
Mrs. c. +. Kopp, ST., is quite IN !,
her home. The lady is confined \
her bed.
Miss Smith, who makes her HON,
with Mrs. Joel Ash, is entertainInl
her three nieces from Springfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fuller of nea
Basco, were callers on Mrs. c. d
Tyrrell Friday evening.
Erastus Hanson has returned HON,
from his trip to Conway Sprins;
Kansas
John Beisen has accepted a posi-
tion at the Keokuk power house. Nj
Herschel Denton, who has had %
sition there for some time, was pro
NOTED and Mr.. Giesen accepted Nj
Denton's former position.
Ralph Lane and family and Rils]
James and family motored to QuincI
Sunday. where they spent the day
Mrs. John Kropp and daughteI
Mrs. Carl Rosskamp, are attendn
the funeral services Of their brothe
and uncle, Mr.. Alec O'Daniels, a
Lorraine, ILL.,, today. Mr.. 0'Danieli
was electrocuted by street car ID
Chicago Sunday. In their affliction
the relatives have the sympathy o
their friends and neighbors in thd
tragic death OF their relative.
Rev. Walter Kline has accepted
call to preach at the Christian church
in this city. He will preach his frs
sermon as pastor on the first Sun
day in September. Rev. Kline is az
earnest and able minister and vi
wish him and his congregation
pleasant service together in th'
cause of the Master.
The installation Of the new o.
ficers in the Rebekah lodge will b
held Wednesday evening of this week
The /. o. o. F. staff viii do the ID
stal1ing work
Our business streets have line
appearance these days. owing TO tns
streets being oiled few days ago