The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-30
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remainder Of the estate goes II ;.
/ daughter. " Grand
One of the big features Of ~.
Cross benefit, to be held Tn e ae
July 81, will be the juvenile nau uesday
$3.50 p. M. when every child Of u.
cock county. between the ages :, naa
and ten is invited to take part vi o, 81
with doll buggies. wagons. veloc, ,'.as
or other conveyance. Mrs , p
Rams, Mrs. w. p. Frazier, NJ, heaf
Egbers. Miss Anna Reyer M,s. va
Harris and Mrs. w. P. Culkin ., as
charge Of the parade. s
Attorney B. M. Cavanaugh Fr.,,,
Hartzell and Roy Stidum who taa,t ~
examination for the second om. .a
reserve corps in Quincy the past ssI
were successful applicants, ana hss
a chance of being selected r as
were 5000 applicants in the second
ficers' reserve corps. but 1t IL est,n.
ed that fully one-third will be reisa..
and from the number who passed a
successful examination, the fun ono.
of 972 will be selected. wy
| Mrs. j. o. Hough, formerIv NJ.
Mary Boswell Of Carthage, who :.
for number Of years been residin, !
Jacksonville. ILL.,, where she ensa..
In teaching. has been employed !,
teach the Franklin school. Rev .,
Mrs. Hough will make their homo VI.
I the Misses Boswell this winter M
Hough is completing the numba,
years teaching In Illinois, nece.,,r
to entitle her to receive the teacher
pension.
]. L. Wolfe & Co.. have moved ,hs.
ONCE into the building Just west
and owned by the National bank thst
former quarters having been ra,.
during the past week, to make nm
for the Standard Oil company's ns
service station, which will soon bs i,
the course OF construction.
| Rev. Lewis B. Landreth pastor
the Church Of the Immaculate Gomez,
ton, entertained the ladies Of his ON!
gregation Thursday afternoon from
to 5 .. m. The guests were MOD
Hospitality entertained and expressed
delight at the interior appearance q
the parsonage, which has recently
been remodeled and redecorated.
| Hiram Burns Ferris, Of SPOKANE
Wash. son Of Mrs. Julia Ferris OF TIM
city, has been commissioned captain
| in the quartermasteTs department 81
the officers reserve camp.
Merlin Wolfe, who while in the vesI
last year, enlisted in Co. H, First Colo
RADIO cavalry. has been called to hs|
| training camp at Denver, Colo.
4 Go Ia1Frfol 30 r.. ytU
is spending few days with homeioti|
| his first visit since entering camp III
| April. ~
| Harold Tyner Of Company ?, Of
Quincy, spent Wednesday with hsI
mother, Mrs. Josie Tyner.
Chalmers Hecox returned Monday
evening from Malvern, Ia, where h
has been working.
! Rev. J. w. Ferris and family, Mrs.
I'M. M. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs j. b
johnson and guests Of Kansas City
Mo. and Joe johnson Of Chicago, mo-
tored to Nauvoo, Keokuk and Haua
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Ralph Andrus and daughts |
Hebe, Of Denver, Colo, who were al |
ed here by the death of her brohs
John Ferris, after a visit with her y
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Ferris, d
parted for her home Monday. besH
accompanied by Percy Cu1kin, who d
parted for California, and enroui
home will visit his brother Dan .
Butte. Mont. -
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Fiery OF Abe
deem. s. D., arrived Saturday evenial
to visit the lady's brother, Judge D
Mack.
Mrs. Emmeretta Sleater and daut
ter, Miss Louise, OF Chicago, are ysa
ing their daughter and sister, MIS-
j. WEIGH.
Mrs. Helen Sammis of Quincy,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T.
| James.