The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-20

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Mildred Daugherty, Marie Jackson,
and Vera Stone. Mrs. Cl1as. Thomp-
son is acting as chaperone for the
young ladies.
| Rev. Frank Marston, pastor of the
M. E. church, has offered his services
to the officers reserve camp at Fort
! Sheridan, and If he is accepted, he
will 60 into service to help in the
present crisis of the country. Rev.
], Marston is q native of Manchester.
England.
| Mrs. May Root Of Kansas City. Mo-.
and Mrs. Dora Effort OF Chicago, re-
turned Wednesday to their homes.
after . visit with their sister. Mrs.
julius Root.
The Lafalot club OF ladies'. who
have enjoyed camp life in the Mich.
OILS cottage for several days, return
ed to their homes Monday after a
most joyable time together.
Mrs. C. d. Scott and daughters.
Catherine and Lee, OF Peoria, are en-.
PRS. Steve Crow and Mrs. Ray Smull-
ing.
Marion Dunsworth, who has been
employed at Peoria with q steel
construction company for several
months, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Martha Dunsworth. Marion expects
to go to Rock Island, Ill, in about two
weeks, where he will work for the
same company that he worked for in
| Peoria.
| Mrs. Wilbur Hughes and daughter,
Virginia, have returned home after a
| pleasant visit at the home OF the
lady's sister, Mrs. J. NJ Elan, of
! Pleasantville, ILL.,
Dolly Cooper and family have been
enjoying camp life In one of the
/, Chutes cottages.
The Cleaners class and the Loyal
Workers class of the Christian
| church gave picnic at the Elks
camp below Hamilton, Thursday. Mrs.
Chas. Dickinson and daughter, Mrs.
Hazel GIBSON, entertained the classes
and those in attendance report hav-
ing an enjoyable time.
Mrs. Riley james, who has been in
very poor health for many years, and
who submitted to a serious operation
some months ago, continues in very
poor health and does not improve as
her many friends hoped she would
Genevieve Rebekah lodge No. lit
| Installed their new officers into their
respective chairs Wednesday evening,
tLc 1. ". W. Z =. SIdll uOiuS Iuo 1uSLdll-
| ing work in a very efficient manner.
The new officers for the ensuing six
months are as follows: p NJ. G.,
| Mrs. Sidney Reece; N. G., Miss Eta
Morrison; v. G., Mrs. Richard Par
sons; r. H. of N G., Mrs. Lizzie wag-
| goner: l.. H. of N. G., Mrs. Pearl
Outhier; r. III. of v. G., Mrs. II. B.
| Kinkade; L. H. Of v. G., Mrs. Frank
Higgins; recording secretary, Miss
Mamie Morrison; financial secretary
Mrs. Clara Fisk; warden, Mrs Carrie
| Champeau; conductress. Mrs. Myrtle
Howes; chaplain, Mrs. Thomas Hug
! gins; I. G., Miss Ida Ogle; o. G.,
Frank Rieder. Mrs. Bentley, Of the
Warsaw lodge, was in attendance. At
late hour refreshments OF chocolate
ice cream and assorted cake was
served In the dining hall.
Andrew Campbell, who has been
visiting his sisters, Mrs. Frank Hug
gins, and Mrs. Geo. Brown, has re-
turned to his home at Toronto, Can
ada. He was accompanied home by
his niece. Miss Emma Higgins, who
will enjoy a months visit with her
relatives at Toronto. Mrs. William
Baines and two sons, frankie and
Horace, also accompanied Mr.. Camp
bell and Miss Huggins to Canada,
where the lady and children will
spend month with her relatives and
friends.