The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07

Married Sunday morning, August
5th, 1917, Grin E. Smith, OF Eas.
Carthage. and Mrs. Daisy B. Saltz, OF
Revere. Mo-, at the Christian parsoh-
age. Rev. E. NJ Smith officiating MI.
and Mrs E. B. Hackett of this city,
acting as Witnesses.
After the wedding the happy
couple went to the home OF MIS-
Katie Kimbrough, in this city, where
a wedding dinner was served TO
twenty-five guests.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
went TO their home in East Carthage,
where about thirty friends and neigh
bors assembled for congratulations
and best wishes.
Mr.. Smith makes his home with
his mother, near this city, and IS
successful farmer and stock raiser,
and has many friends in this Vic1n-
,ity. .,
Plymouth, but during the past three
years has made her home with her
parents at Revere, Mo-, where she Is
well and favorably known.
The many friends of this couple
are extending best wishes for many
years of happy companionship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray e. Smith OF
Lima. H., attended the wedding. !,
Sheriff NJ. r. Mosley made rald
on Orville French, who was operat'
ing a bcotlegging Joint, on a creek
bottom south of Elvaston, Tuesday
evening, about 8 o'clock, when he
was found with twenty-five or thirty
other fellows, APPARENTLY doing a
thriving business among his friends
and neighbors. Mr.. French was
brought to Carthage and placed in
Jail. and upon preliminary hearing,
was assessed fine of $500 and costs
of suit.
Those from Carthage attending the
funeral of Mrs Almedia Kfmbrough,
held at the home, nine miles south
east of Carthage. Thursday afternoon
at o'clock, were: w. A. Kirkpat-
rick, Thos. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. jam
ison Wetzel Mrs. Anna Galloway,
Mrs. Anna Kimbrough, Mrs. Grace
Erwin, Mrs. Margaret Ramsey, Miss
Grace Kimbrough.
Business was almost deserted in
Carthage the past week, so many OF
our citizens taking advantage OF the
good weather TO attend the LaHar2e
races. Among those attending were:
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott,
who visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Miron
Curtiss, Mr.. and Mrs. James West
fall and family, who also visited rel
atiyes, County Clerk w. E. Miller
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. E A Will
cox, Ted Wilcox, Mrs. Blanche Cher
rill and Elizabeth Reyer, B. p. Oar
ham, Paul Corbin. Bert Mayor, Steve
Yetter. D. A. Califf. Scott Belknap,
County Treasurer ]. A. McCallister
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis,
MIR. and Mrs. r. B. O'Harra, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ross Swigert, VIM. Bowers
and Mrs. Zimmerman, Tressler Cox.
Cornelius Newton, Ed Boswell, T. ].
Kirby, Chas- Baxter and family, c. P.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Booz.
Ed Shea, Philip Hartzell, Waldo
Harvest, George Houchens, Arthur
Lane, A G. Points, Ed Erwin, Harold
Wolfe. Grace and Mary Davidson.
C. S. Tyler and family went by
auto to New Sharon, Iowa, the last
of the week, for a several days visit
with Mrs Tyler's relatives.
Miss Ethel Fishery, who is enjoy
ing a two weeks vacation, is spend
ing the time with her aunt, Mrs. Liz
lzie Hendricks, at Plymouth.
Mills NeSt12ll ana MISS Lucille KIDD
erts, of Blandinsville, were married
by Rev. j. W. Ferris, at the Metho-
dist parsonage, on Sunday afternoon
at 800 o'clock.
Mills is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Westfall and has received his
education in our public schools. re-
Gently having located at Blandinsville,
as telegraph operator. He expects
to leave Tuesday for Topeka, Kan
sas, from which point he will be sent
to another position as telegyapher.
Mills is very popular with the young
Lsocietv set OF this city. who wish for