The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-29

| Hancock County Medical socieIy
will meet in Carthage Monday, April
l2. The meeting will be held IN the
science hall, Carthage college. Inc
local physicians will entertain inc
| m embers of the society ana VISITORS
! at dinner at Hotel Cutler at IL M.
Conyeyances will be furnished to COL
lege grounds.
A practical program has been ar
ranged and an especial effort mas
been made to make it worth while for
the profession of the county to at
tend. :. J..
\ The busy practitioners owe 1t TO
themselves and to the people wnom
they serve, to take an occasional Gay
of for conference and interchanglng
of ideas with members OF their own
profession.
The following is the program:
ID. m-Music by Carthage college
| students.
Business session.
Election Of officers.
1.-THE Properties and Therepeutlc
Uses Of Radium," illustrated with
stereopticon-Dr. Albert Woelfel OF
Chicago. -. ...--
! Discussion.
"some New Ideas on Nephritis"-
DR.. L. G. Knight, Carthage.
Discussion led by Dr. Irwin, Ply
mouth.
'"rhe Recent Epidemic Of Septic
Sore Throat" Discussions led by Dr.
Jenkins, Carthage.
, Mrs. M. T. Gates talked to all the
grades OF the intermediate school on
Friday afternoon, her subject being
| Birds" The Civic league has ar
ranged to give twelve prizes, Reeds
Bird Guides, one to the boy and girl
in each room who makes the best
bird scrap book. The bird record
sheets will be pasted IN books and
the children will list birds as they
are seen. Miss Spliid, the art teacher
at Carthage college. has made six
bird charts for use and each room
will have one to hang up and so
learn the proper names OF the diff
ferent parts of the bird. On Monday
the first and second grades will visit
the museum of Carthage college.
County Agent j. H. Lloyd was in
Dixon the last Of the week to attend
the wedding Of his brother Thos. H.
LLOYD. to Miss EVELYN Gehant. The
Young couple will have charge Of the
Lloyd farm near Dixon.
A surveying corps has been en-
gagged the past week in invoicing the
property Of the Wabash railroad at
this point.
Mrs. J. W. Porter departed Monday
evening for points in southern Illi-
nofs. to conduct missionary schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Winship Of Ell
Centre. Calf, are visiting the lady's
parents MI. and Mrs. Chas. Land
phere.
Mrs. w. o. Wood departed Satur-
day for her home IN Akron, Colo,
after visiting her brothers, Winfield
and Lou Patterson.
w. J. Neal, telegraph operator, who
has been in charge of this office dur
ing Miss Mae Brownies visit with her
sister, Mrs. 9. L. Bee of St. Louis,
Mo-, returned Monday to Rockford.
Mrs. o. w. Huston spent Sunday
with her daughter. Miss Edna, at
Centerville, Iowa, stopping OF in Keo-
kuk enroute home to call on Miss
Alma Horney at the ST Joseph's hos
pital.
Mrs. c. P. Buckley who was called
here by the death Of her father, VIM.
DeHart, returned Monday to her
home in Spencer, Iowa.
! Mrs. Mary A. Dabron OF Mendon is
visiting her daughter Mrs. 8. P. Ed
wards. Mrs. A. M Austin and daugh-
ter Mary Of Mendon, visited Satur-
day with Mrs. &ustin's sister. Mrs
Edwards.
Miss Florence McKown returned to
her home in New Boston Thursday.
after visiting her cousin, Morgan
| Powell.
Real Estate Transfers.
Caroline Roskamp ct al to John