The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-02

VhI. duu WITS. hOD6IL LAWS OF ,
Kirksville. Mo-, were the guests Of
their daughter Mrs. J. S. Roderick,
the first of the week
Mrs. Frank Hopkins and son Gail,
spent Decoration day at CarEian. Ill,
where their daughter and sister was
laid to rest last September.
A. j. Hardin of Keokuk was a
Hamilton business visitor Tuesday.
Henry Markillie of Quincy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Markillie of Car
thage have been visitors with their
sister and aunt Mrs. Lydia Scott OF
lakewood, during this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren H. Orr's new
residence is about completed and the
family will very soon be nicely domi
ciled in their modern home.
Frank MCGEE and family have sold
their family horse to Mr.. Bert Byers
who will ship it to a distant city.
The MCGEE family was greatly at
tached to the faithful animal as they
had owned it for several years.
| The Children's day exercises will
be held at the Christian church next
! Sunday evening at 500 o'clock when
an elaborate program will be given.
The Golden Point church of Sonora
/
same hour.
/ Bertrand Outhier was Carthage
business visitor Thursday.
!, Mr.. Frank Walker of the Elvaston
vicinity was operated on at a Keokuk
hospital Monday for appendicitis. His
many friends all hope that the opera
ton will restore him to health.
/ Mr. Oscar Londrie Of Burnside was
the guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Londrie, the first of the week.
Mrs. Inez MCLEAN and Miss Helen
4 Harter and little brother Asa B., left
Friday evening for Denver, Ill, where
they will enjoy a few days visit with
relatives and friends.
4 Mrs. r. r. Ross and children will
leave the first of the week to spend
the summer with relatives at Denver
and Hayden, Colorado.
), The Twentieth Century class Of the
Bethel Sunday school of which Mrs.
Milton Waggoner is teacher. spent
Friday afternoon with Miss Eulalee
Thomas, one of the members of the
class. The usual routine Of business
was held and refreshments were
served and a pleasant social time
enjoyed by those in attendance.
There are about twenty-four ladies
enrolled in this class.
Master Arlette Deweese Of Ply
mouth is visiting at the home OF his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. John De-
weese The latter also entertained
their son Frank Deweese. and wife
of Plymouth Sunday.
Lester Howes who has employment
in Peoria, has been visiting his par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howes,
north of the city.
Miss Theresa Klay entertained her
sister and husband Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Beswick OF Eldon, Iowa, Ne
mortal day.
Mr.. E. M. Randall Of Bowen was a
visitor at the home of John Deweese
the first of the week.
, Mrs. John Kicker Is quite i'll al
| her home with a complication OF dis
eases.
I Frank jackson. rural post carrier
on route 2, broke an axle on his auto
! mobile Tuesday while making his
: trip. Dr. Claude Runyon was coming
: to Hamilton in his auto and ne
brought Mr.. Jackson and the mail t.
Hamilton.
The M. F. s. will hold their annua
/. anniversary breakfast at the home o.
> Mrs. Harriet Hazen. Wednesday
: June 6.
, Mr.. Ensign Simpson left the frs
, of the week for Savannah, Mo-. where
= he Will take treatment for cancer o
: the throat. Mr.. Simpson has takeI
: treatment for this afflictfon at thu
: cancer hospital at Savannah in thu
, past and was greatly benefited ant
V we trust he will return much i'm
! proved in health.
. Miss Mary Sample of Carthage I:
Visiting her sister Mrs. Edward Nc
Lellan, in this city.
i Mr. Neal Daugherty, our mayor
h left Thursday evening for Paris
t Mo-, on few days business
"trip.