The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-14
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MIR, and Mrs, @, P. Lindsey visited
the lady's brother. Mr.. Brown and
family OF ottumws. Iowa from Friday
until Monday.
Miss Coda Brant win leave tomor-
row to attend the Champaign univeI-
sity during the ensuing term.
Mrs. Pearl outhier has returned
home from Bowen. where she has
been nursing for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kook Of Slug
sartt, Ark. are the happy parents OF
3 son born recently. ne mother be-
fore her marriage was Miss Blanche
iCrTm. formerly of this city. Her
mother, AIRS. Jason Crum Of Warsaw
has returned to her home after q Wis
1T with MI and Mrs Koch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Woolley. who
have been living in the Roy Vestal
property, have moved to Keokuk.
Prot. ], A. Johnson and family left
Monday for their new home at Tarpon
Springs, Florida, Their many friends
In this city wish them much prosper.
Iity in their new location.
( Leonard Deweese, Ray Champeau
and James Guthrie Jr., left Sunday for
Davenport. where the boys will look
for employment.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Highly
Tuesday, September IL, a son that has
been named Byers Highly.
| The Misses Lottie Hill Of Moline and
tWinnifred Emmons of this vicinity
are attending the state normal school
ST Normal, Ill.
Rev. Frank Marston. pastor OF the
NJ. E church, is attending conference
at Nscomo, III. this week. The NJ. E.
IchUrch members sill hope that Rev.
Marston viii be returned to Hamilton.
/ Fred Thomas Of Toledo. Ohio. is
visiting relatives and his many friends
in the city.
| John /. Spence has returned home
from Springfield, where he went as
smember OF the Warsaw band. who
were encsmped there for ten days.
The band boys report a splendid so
toun at Sprinsheld
I Mrs. Hattie Humphrey met with a
painful accident at her home Sunday i
evening when she fell OFF her front I
porch and fractured her left hip. She !
was taken to the st. Joseph hospital
| IN Keokuk, where she is now resting
as wei as could be expected. Her |
large circle OF friends all trust that i,
Z WIZ nave SPECIFY iC-
covery.
The ME- s. held their annual pic
mic 81 Wild Cat Springs Wednesday. /!
Those in attendance report a pleasant +
day.
Alphonso Gates Of Speartish, South
Dakota, is visiting his relatives and
many old time friends in this city. Mr.. ,
Gates Is a mining engineer and al ,
though he Is quite aged. he looks and
acts like fifty year old boy.
/ The Misses Ida and Marie Smith of :
RElderivlle, visited their brother. n. H.
iStlith in Oakwood Wednesday.
Burns Anderson left Thursday for
the Jefferson barracks with a corps of
engineers TO enter into training Mr..
Anderson expects TO be called to
France some time next month.
Word has been received by relatives
thai Mrs Angie (Momberg) Morche
lis quite sick at her home in Kansas
City
Ensign Simpson is very poorly at
his home north of lakewood. His at
Fiction is cancer OF the throat
Miss Hazel Debit Mcclellan, only
daughter OF MI and Mrs. Edward Nc
Clellan OF Burlington was married
yesterday TO Nj. Finley o. Elliott OF
Monmouth. Ill The bride was born
IN this city and has a host of friends
here where she has visited quite often
and who will wish her and her hus-
band bright and happy future Mr.. +
and Mrs Elliott viii be at home TO
their many friends at Monmouth after
October Is.
Mrs. Frank Walters was called TO
Mason, Nevada about two weeks ago
on account of her son Grover Walters
being quite III with typhoid fever.
Word has been received that Mr.
Walters is improving the last few
days
Lloyd Choate and John Arnold have
received their papers from the govern
ment and they will not enter the c.
s. service.
There will De a committee in charge
at the gymnasium room at the high
school building Saturday morning 10
take care of the flowers, fruits and
vegetables that are brought for the ex-
hibitioa in the afternoon and If IS hop
ed by the committee that large
exhibition
two weeks vacation from her position
81 the First National bank She first
went TO Davenport, where she met
Miss Zula Francis and together the
ladies went 10 Das Moines. where they
made q short visit with Miss Klay's
sisters. From Des Noines the ladies
enjoyed visit az Atlantic City with
MI. and Mrs. Ivan Mccartney. Miss
hlay snd Miss Francis went from At
lantic City to Yankton. South Dakota.
Thara Miss Francis will -a1rh ,hss