The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-12

Pleasant Saturday morning, where she
will make short visit with her dausn-
ter. Mrs. VIM. Seeley and family.
A. w. Palmer, of Cedar. Iowa, came
/ Thursday for visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Palmer.
John Cummings, of Stewart, Iowa,
has been visiting here with his par
! ants. MIR, and Mrs. VIM. Cummings
and with other relatives for the past
iseyeral days.
| Mrs. O. G. Corns and three sons, OF
Chicago. ere visiting here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cresap.
| Mrs. E. Ross Baker and son, XIX.
Of Keakak. visited here couple o
| days last week at the Kirk Meek home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. F. Schneider re-
turned to their home in Chicago Fiji
+ day after a weeks visit here at the
Henkle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meredith re-
turned home Saturday from southern
Missouri where they were called few
days ago by the death OF a daughter OF
Mrs. Meredith.
| Stanley Hooper is able to be out
again after being laid up with badly
/ sprained back, the result of a Ford
car in which he and Kirk vickers were
riding, a week ago, missing the end OF
culvert and turning over. Hooper
was rendered unconscious and had his
back badly hurt. Vickers was also
bruised but he was able to continue al
his work with the Union Telephone
company.
"The Girl from U. s. A." musical
comedy com pany played to large and
well pleased audience at Whiteley OPP
era house here Friday evening. They
had a good, clean company, nice cos
tunes and plenty Of them, and had
good show from start to finish. Mr..
Wamsher, owner OF this company also
owned "The Wizard of Wiseland Co..,
which was here couple OF years ago
i and greatly pleased our people. and
he is very successful in handling good.
first class companies and he and his
show will be warmly welcomed to
Bonaparte at any future time.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Meredith re-
turned Saturday evening from south
ern Missouri, where they were called
La few days ago by the death COT .
4 daugAteFEo OF Mrs, Meredith. 8 s.
Miss Bess Watts. of Pennington. was
a visitor here Saturday at the home OF
her grandmother. Mrs. S. Cox.
I The following program has been
printed and distributed to advertise
the big entertainment to be given by
the Bonaparte Commercial club and
Ladies' Community club on Thursday
evening. March Is, 1917:
You are Invited
To attend
The Public Wedding
Prospect Tee and Cheer Up
1 Thursday, March Is, 1917
Whiteley Opera House
1 THE TEE FAMILY.
Miss Cheer UP, the bride
(; Miss Margaret Easling
Mr.. Prospect Tee, the bride groom
| .... Mr.. John Holmes
Communi Tee Willard Hunter
1 Father of the bridegroom
Una Tee .... Miss Refa Dick
Mother OF the bridegroom
Jolly Tee .......... Harry Saltzgayer
| Kid brother of the bridegroom
Bonapar Tee ...... X. Roy ParT
| Foxy grandpa of bridegroom.
Homes Tee ............... J. !. Safer
i. Uncle Of bridegroom.
lChari Tee ........ Mrs Harold Page
/ Maiden aunt of the bridegroom
ITimidi Tee .-.... DR.. ]. II. Whitley
/ Second cousin OF bridegroom.
THE UP FAMILY.
FIX Up ..... A. g. ROBERTS
! Father Of the bride.
clean Up Mrs. w. c. Page
Mother Of the bride.
Polish Up ....... Miss Dorothy Boyle
Scrub Up .......... Miss Rita Marley
/ Twin sisters OF the bride
Pay UP ........ Norman S, Moody
Paint Up Harry Hornpake1
Brothers OF the bride.
iDr. Work . Charles E. Sanford
/ The family physician.
REV. A. U. Nfter Officiating Clergyman
Ring Bow ........ Kenneth Donne1ly
Flower Girl $1,000. Miss Mary Lane
i Between the acts:-Two numbers
twill be given by the primary depart
iment of the Bonaparte schools, twd
young lady choruses as arranged by
Miss Marley, also a piano duet by
Mrs. Phil S. Whitley and Mrs. A. Y.
IBlackford and reading by Miss Mar
ley.
Milf Cox and SONS Robert and Wayne
and Arch Williams, of Mt. Zion, were
Sunday visitors here at the Mrs. 8.
:, Cox home.
The Bonaparte city election Will De
held March ~, at which time the cleo
trio light franchise will also be voted
upon.
:iWAS ARRESTED
THIS MORNING
David zines Taken Into Custody on
the Complaint Of Mrs.
: Charles Gun