The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-08
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to this community. Words told deep
Is Of her passing. Not many people
knew of her sickness. Deceased was
taken seriously i'll on December rs,
1 1916, and was fully resigned to maize
the change through death. She was
a woman of faith and honor, Of use
full energy, devoted mother, worsnv
of a great reward. The funeral oc-
Cured from her home church, the
Latter Day Saints. Saturday at $3.50
o. m. Elder Williams of Burlington
oficiated. The lesson given was from
John 81: Let er alone, she has done
what she could; which was appro-
pirate to her individuality. Her chill
dren can draw comfort from the fact
/ that she has eaten no idle bread.
Those who mourn are her daughter
Miss Madalino; three sons, Howard.
John and Louis of Ft. Madison; one
brother, John Eiakslee Of Pittsburgh,
Penn; one niece, Mrs. Louis Lee
Matty; two trothers-in-law. James
Reeves and John Sprott Of this place;
one nephew, Chas. Sprott of West
Point, Iowa. The burial was made
a. the city cemetery beside loved
ones. The focal offerings were beau
Etiful.
The funeral o, the late John Maloy
occurred from the undertaking par
lors of Holbrook Bros, Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Rev. John c. Sage
Of the Episcopal church conducted
the last sad 1,tes. Mr.. Maloy was a
member of this faith and the beauti-
flu burial service was used. Tnose
who survive are his wife and nine
children, all of st. Louis, Mo. The
acquittal was made in the Montr3se
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Flfer and son of Medi-
apolis, spent the Christmas tide with
her mother and sisters, the Crawford
family. Mrs. Fifer is former Mont
rose girl who has legion of friends
here that are glad to welcome her to
her home place.
Ellis Ames has been under pny-
sicians care for several days, but is
seemingly better at the present time.
/ Chas. Gilman and son Ralph have
resumed work at Davenport.
Mrs Chas. Heath who has been at
the bedside of her mother Mrs. Eliza
Rudd, has returned to her home at
Menlo, Iowa.
| Under the leadership of st. An
drew's brotherhood, Keokuk, H. w.
JIpham held Services at St. Barnabas'
Episcopal church Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
1, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Worster are
Suffering from lagrippe.
Mrs. John Brassil and the Gary
family of Keokuk attended the fun
eral services of the late John Maloy
ar this place Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. ]. C. Sage of KeokuK is
expected to hold services at ST. Bar
nabas' Episcopal church Thursday
evening.
Miss Verna Spencer spent the Yulc-
tide at the parental Spencer home,
returning to her vocation as stem. :
grapher at Davenport the next week.
Miss Maggie Bishop Of Keokuk re-
Gently visited her relatives here.
Mrs. Emma Milhouse and family OF
Kewanee, H., former residents of this
. place. are quarantined in that city tcr
diphtheria.
Evangelistic services are still in
session at the Nazarine church. Rev.
Morgan Friday evening chose mis- text
!. from Daniel ST: BelshaZzer's intriOus
feast where his lords drank wine he
fore the thousands, when the king
saw the handwriting on tho wall he
was troubled and his countenance was
changed and his thoughts troubled
him that his knees smote one agails.
another; he was then looking forward
: to an Interpreter whom was found IN
= Daniel. who was made the third ruler
: in the kingdom of Belshazzar. In the
weeks meetings that have passed,
, several accessions have been added
, to that faith.
; There is considerable sickness here
: Just now and the physicians have a
J grip on their medicine cases.
The large Noonan ice plant has
| f,r-n fhny1Safod 4ffaan
hundred tons of eleven inch ice.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Cooper have a
very sick child suffering from plural
pneumonia and is lingering between
life and death.
| Eli Whorton Of route 3 sold fine
bunch of horses and mules last week
To the horse buyer, Edward orr nj
this place.
The Jemison broom factory has be-
gun operation and is making thrsa
styles of brooms that are quite credit
able.
Oscar McC1iLtock and family Of
Keokuk are guests Of VIM. Wilson
and family and Grandma Newhouse
Mrs. Ida Stockwell Of Jefferson has
recovered from a severe sick spell
which is good news to many frie1ds
a. this place. ...
| Inc duuItSo given ny VIC isc'.
Mrs Morgan at the Nazerine church
Sunday evening. Subject, Eternity,
choosing her text from 1siah 5:7-l5.
Closing of the year should impress
us with eternity. The shortness of
life and sunny days are but as yes
terday nearing eternity. We should
make the best possible arrangements
before we teave for eternity. the
great beyond, as we plan for days
or weeks when we go away on a
visit Some Cay we will leave for
that long, long trip. who will meet
us on the other shore, angels or
devils? Have you made the arrange
ments with God? VIII we be the
same intelligent, conscious beings in
eternity as we are here? VIII we
have sight, feeling, speech, recogui-
ton or power of memory? You are
nc. nearer eternity in your cn,cula-
tions than when you began. ES6-nity