The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17
\ Che w.
HSAIAIII,TON GATE G. Rrv||
a. - 4AM.1ToN. IL, July = / II
HAMILTON, ILL.,, JULY II.

Miss Minnie Dunsworth who has
been visiting her brother in Peoria,
has gone to Lancaster, Ohio. to make
an extended visit with Rev. N. W..
Evans and family.
| Mrs. ID. w. (Fairfax) Brown, wife
of Rev. Brown, Of Clarinda, Iowa. is
| making a two weeks visit with rela-
/ tives and friends in Keokuk. Mrs.
! Brown visited in this city Friday with
her many old time neighbors and
| friends.
Mrs. Ida Casey of near Gregory's
Landing, Mo-, made a short visit with
her relatives Saturday.
| Miss Helen Taylor has returned
home after a pleasant visit of sew
eral weeks duration with relatives
and friends in Galesburg.
| Lee Montgomery of near Carthage,
visited from Saturday until Monday
with relatives and friends in Oak
wood. Lee reports that his parents
are well pleased in their new location
near Carthage.
| About eighteen members Of the
| Epworth league attended the picnic
given Friday afternoon at Wild Cat
and every one in attendance reports
a splendid time Baseball and other
games and fine basket supper was
greatly enjoyed.
Harold Hanson of Keokuk, who is
home on a months furlough, was
Hamilton visitor Sunday with rela.
| tives and friends.
| Mrs. Inez MCLEAN and daughter,
Miss lola, and Mrs. A. B. Harter and
daughter, Miss Inez,. were guests Of
Mrs. Nancy Shipe and family, of near
| Warsaw, Friday, and these friends
attended a fish fry at Understanding
Saturday, and returned to their homes
here Sunday, after most pleasant
time
] Mrs. William Peters has been quite
! sick for several days with malaria.
! Miss Zula Francis of Macomb was
a guest Sunday of the Misses Theresa
Klay and Alice Leroy.
| Mrs. III. C. Parsons, wife of Rev.
Parsons, was called to Lock Park,
New York, Saturday evening, owing
to the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Pencille.
Paul Mourning of Rushville, spent
the week end and over Sunday with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. l..
F. Wetzel. Mr.. Mourning was return
Ing to his home from Chicago, where
he went to take his examinations for
lawyer.
Ralph Lane and family. Lawrence
White and family, and Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Transberger are camping
this week at the Nichols cottage.
Mrs. o. w. Emory and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Violet Byers, returned yes
terday from pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Emory of Fl
Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MCGEE have
presented their daughter, Mrs. Hilda
Baxter. OF Nauyoo. with a beautiful
| eight cylinder Jackson Chummie
roadster
Mrs. Martha Dunsworth entertain-
ed her Larkin club OF ladies at her
home Saturday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served.
! IA letter was received by friends
| here dated July 3, from Rev. N. W.
Evans of Lancaster, Ohio, which no
doubt, will be OF interest to their
many friends here. He states that
Sunday, July s, he began a series OF
eight Sunday morning services, the
topics to be as follows: MANS
Supreme Object and Duty in Life"
| The Tragedy of Indifference"
"Christianizing Daily Life" Chris
tan Conservation, 1.-THE Best Place
to Keep the Bible" "The Wayside
Altar" "Is the Approval Of all Men
Desirable?" and Memorials" He
reports large audiences at all of his
services since being ;, in Lancaster,
4 and seems highly pleased with his
field Of labor. He sent us a news
|