davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

WEI WSpduldieJ SWldIyul.
Poniewaz, dzieki s~zczodroSci ofia-
rodawcow, kt6rzy ME dali tamy swej
o~fiarnoSci, z bazaru pozostala jesz-
cze spora iloSG bardzo pieknych | Wal
tOSciowych rzeczy, zatem komitet ba-
zaru postanowil jutro urzadzit ,,wiel-
XII bazar po bazarze" celem rozsprze-
DANA ma akcye wszystko to co POGO
stale; owe gala" zakonczenie Cd
bedzie sic W sail parafialnej jutro
popoludniu i wieczorem - poczatek
o godzinie $3.50.
Proszeni So wszyscy.
q q q
Dnia logo i 1T-go grudnia, b. r, cd
bedzie sic Pierwszy Zjazd OSwiato-
wy p, T. .. W Chicago. ZaproSzenia /
mandaty zoStaly rozeslane do wszyst-
kich pism pOlSkich W AmeryCe, do k6l
i k6lek p. 4. O., do Wydzialu OSwiaty
Macierzy PolSkiej. Zwiazku Polek, Il.
y. p, Il. Z. II. X. i do innyCh cial o.
Swiatowych. MiejScem Zjazdu Dom P.
T. O., 1923 Cornell Ill. Ma zjezdzie 20
stanie wybrany nowy Zarzad Gl6wny
i beda omawiane najzywotniejSze kwe-
Stye OSwiatowe.
Ma wczorajSzem p~oSicdzeniu StOwa-
rzySzenia Opieki mad SierOtami uchwa
lOno, jake podarunek ~gwiazdkowy, wy
asygnowac Z kasy $1,000 pa S]ierociniec
Polski W Niles, Ill.
o o q
W parafii p. W. Sw. Konstancyi W
Jefferson Park, gdzie proboszczem
Jest X. Alexander Knitter odbywa
sic fair, czyli bazaar parafialny o ME-
zwykle bogatym programme; zaba--
wa ma przebieg nader pomySlny; X.
proboszcz Knitter uprzejmie zapra-
sza ma mia swoich znajomyCh z in
nych parafii polskich. Doch6d ca}y
ma te mlodziuchna parafie, potrzebu-
jaca pomocy i poparcia.
e q o
Sto czternasta serge dzisiaj wieczo
rem otwiera Stowarzyszenie Budo-
wniczo-Pozyczkowe I kasa Oszczed-
noSci i'm. Kazimierza P~ulaskieSo;
zapisywac sic MONA W sail bankowej
StanisIawowa, PREY Noble / Bradley
ul., W soboty cd godziny 2ej do sci
popoludniu i cd lei do $50 wieczo-
, rem. Bank Pulaskiego istnieje ju&
cd lat %.
w skiad zarzadu wchodza: Jan
Czekala, prezes; Andrea Stachowicz,
wiceprezes; Antoni Barwig, sekre-
tarz; Aug. A. Szczepanski, kasyer;
| Wladysiaw Barwig, Andrzej J. Kwa-
| sigroch, Jan Kondziorski, Andrea
D~ombrowski i Antoni Barwig, dyrek-
tory: adwokat z. Kadow, doradca
prawny.
q q q
Ia tydzien - W niedztele 9go
grudnia w sail wielkiej ma Stanisfa-
wowie danem bedzie przedstawfenie
klasycznej komedyi Alexandra hr.
Freddy D. t. Pan Geldhab" ma
doch6d Domu Starc6w p. W. sw. Jo-
zefa W Avondale, kt6rym zajmuja sic
IS. Franciszkanki; przedstawien1e
to dale grono amator6w, grywaJace
pod ki~erownictwem p. Karola Wacht-
IA. co w~ystarczy "a wszelka rekla-
me: bedzie to jedno z ~najlepsZych
nrzedstawien W sezonie biezacym.
q q q
S~towarzyszenie Opicki mad Sierocin-
com Sw. .Jadwigi. w Niles, ILL.,, urzadza
Wieczorek. W sail Zjednoczenia. Mil
waukee ave. i Augusta III, dnia 9-go
| stvcznia. Ca}y dOch6d przeznaczony
na Sierociniec.
q q q
w sail Zjednoczenia P. R. H.
przv Milwaukee ave. l Augusta ul.,
Obch6d Listopadowy jutro o godzi-
ME Sci popoludniu urzadza Gmtna
mr., Sci Zwiazku Mar. Pol. Wstep
wolny.
Przemawiac beda: ks. Sylvester
Hosinsk:, prof. Floryan Znanieck1
z Uniwersytetu Chicagoskiego i Sc
dzia Bernard P. Barasa; sedzia Ba'
Rec. Irving 1884,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

OSOBISTE TOWARZYSKIE.

Sedzia Edmund X. Jarecki pre-
mawiai wczoraj W restauracyi Ste
vens, W Sr~6dmieSciu, ma obiedzie sto-
warzy3zenia uWoman's Protective
Association. Opr6cz sedziego ia
reckiego przemawialy wybitne Anne
rykanki - PM Anna Dwyer l PM
Klara Seippell.
q y q
Oh. II. Kaczanowski, Fam. pnr.
26SO w. Division ul., oraz OBJ. W.
Drozdowski wyjeidzaja W polowte
miesiaca grudnia ma Floryde, gdzie
OBJ. Kaczanowski posiada grunta W
osadzie polskiej Korona; jak mas in
formula osada ia rozwija sic po-
mySlnie | wzrasta szybko; cd trzech
q q q
w koSciele Sw. Jacka onegdaj po-
blogos}awiony zosta} zwiazek mai
zenski p. J6zefa Klekowskiego, 2
Cleveland, Ohio, z parma Agnieszka
Lewinska, c6rka PAM Franciszki Lee
winskiej, wdowy, zamieszka&ej pnr.
3611 Diversey ave-, ma Jackowie.
D%ruzbowali - p. Jan NoW1ckl. z
Cleveland, z parma Helena Krupa-
cka. Kwiaty nios}a parma Eleonora
Bogucka. Panstwo mlodzi W przysz-
lynn tygodniu wyjezdaaja do Cleve-
land, gdzie zamieszkuje rodzina
pana mlodego, | tam zamieszkaja ma
stale.
W grOnie krewnych / przyjaCia W re
zydencyi swej pod mr., 2235 Thomas I'll.
plata rocznice poaycia m~alzenSkiego OBJ
chodzili wczOraj PIP. Jan / Julianna z
W6rci6skich Wich1aczowie. Zyczenia
iubilatom skiadali liczni przyjaciele z
Chicago, jakotez. przyjaciele z Milwau-
kee, Grand Rapids / MuSkeegOn. z.
Wichlacz jest czynnym cz{onkiem VIE
lu towarzystw i klub0w jest on sekre-
tarzem ~finansOwym Oddzialu 40 Ma
Clergy Polskiej.
w koScicle Sw. Jacka, Ks. Jan Bierna-
cki onegdaj pObiogoslawi& zwiazek mai
zcnSki p. Augusta Zenka, syna PIP. Jana
/ Anastazyi Zenk0w, Fam. pnr. 11O1 n.
Wood ul., z panna Joanna Chubi1ska,
c6rka PIP. Franciszka | Julianny Chu-
bi6skich, Fam. pnr. 2OO3 No. Oakley av.
| D~ruzbowali: p. FranciSzek Krauza 2
parma Marta ChubinSka, sioStra PAM
m}odej i p. Leon ChubiGski, brat z
parma Gertrude MiOdziankOwSka.
Cody weselne odby}y sic W dOmu ro-
dzic6w PAM miodej.
- q .
DIS ranO pod strzeche domowa po-
wr6ciIy pnie Maryanna Lubiewska /
Tekla ChruScihSka, zam. ma Stanisia-
wowie. Pnie Lubiewska i ChruSci1Ska
kilka dni temu udaiy sic do st. Paul,
| Mimi, ma pOgrzeb s. p. AntoniegO Iu-
~bieskiego kt6rego W ubiegia niedziele
| naiecha1 i zabif automobil.
). = -
w biurze gl0wnego kwartermistrza
(QuartermaSter Department. znajdu-
| iacego sic w federalnem budynku, pra-
cuie juz cd lat trzech PM Marya Ku-
lihska, c6rka pahstwa J6zefa i,J6zefy
Dudzik6w, Fam. pnr. 1868 n. Ayers
ave. P~oczatkowo %pracowa1a PAM ku-
li6ska w biurach transportacyi | per
sonnet. Obecnie PAM NJ. Kulihska, pc
zloaeniu egzaminu ~rzadowego, zostaia
przeniesiona do departamentu ~finanSo-
wego kwatermistrza. u tych, kt6rzy eg-
zamin sk1adali, PAM NJ. Kulinska o.
trzymala stopie1 najwyaszy.
Zarzadca departamentu finanSowe--
60 kwatermistrza jest kapitan Sheldon
Evans.
Siostra jej parma Jadwiga Dudzik
takze pracuje W biurze generalnego adj
jutanta acknowledgement majora
Winston'a cd przeszlo rOku. Obecnie
jest zatrudniona jake klerk PREY armii
polowej (army field clerk.
Sa to jedyne Polki ~pracujQce W tych
departamentach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

Pieknie dis wieczorem z najniz-
sza temperature okolo punktu MARI
nicola. W niedziele wzmagajaca sic
pochmurnoSc i cieplej. Umiarkowa-
nv wschodni wiatr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
NOTATKI REPORTERA.

We wtorek, Ago b. m, CEterdzie-
sto-godzinne NabozenStwo rozpoczy-
ma sic W koSciele Sw. Trolley. Nabo-
zehstwo odbywaG sic bedzie we VITO
rex, - Ago, W Srode 5go i czwartek,
ego grudnia. w niedziele, 9go b.
M, Czterdziestka rozpoczyna sic W
koSciele Przemienienia Panskiego,
Carmen ave, blisko Lincoln AVE.;
odbywaG sic bedzie W niedziele -
9go, W poniedziaiek - 1890 / VITO
rex - 11gO b. m.
W niedziele 9-so b. IN, Czterdzie-
stogOdzinne N~abOze6stwO rozpoczyna
sic W kOSciele Sw. W~ladySlawa zakoG-
genie Odbedzie sic we wtorek wiecz6r.
Jutro odbedzie sic zakonczenie ba-
zaru, kt6ry cd kilku tygodni Oddly
wal sic W hall parafialnej Maryano-
wa, ma korzySc budowy nowego ko-
Sciola NajSw. Maryi Fanny Aniel-
skiej. Bazaar, kt6ry odbywa sic stara-
MEM Klubu Obyw. i'm. Adama Mic
kiewicza i Klubu Pan i'm. Kr6lOwej
Jadwigi, spotyka sic re znakomttem
powodzeniem, co W wielkiej mierze
przypisaC naleay niestrudzonej pra--
cy czlonkow / czlonkin obydwu Klu-
bow. Bazaar Maryanowa odznacza sic
znaczna iloScia bardzo cennych / u
z~ytecznych rzeczy; kto zatem prag-
ME mile spedziG caot evil kilka, a
zarazem przyczynit sic do przyspo-
rzenia grosza ma budowe prawdziwie
wspanialej Swiatyni NajSw. Maryi P.
A.. niechaj iutro p~opotudniu Tub
wieczorem ~przybedzie do sail marya-
nowskiej, PREY Bloomingdale i Her
mitage ave-, a z pewnoScia tego ME
pozaiuje. Poczatek o godzinie 4tej
popoludniu.
-
2 sukcesem przechodzacym wszel-
kie spodziewania W Dz!en Dziekczy-
nienia zakonczy} sic bazaar, kt6ry
przez kilka tygodni u~rzadzano W
sail parafialnej Szczepanowa, PREY O.
hio i Sangamon ul., ma korzySt no.
wo wybudowanej szkoiy Sw. szcze-
pana. Dochodu Sci$le j~eszcze ME obli-
czono, ale pewnem jest, re zmniej-
szv on dug zaciagniety ma budowe
novel szkoly o kilka tysiecy dola--
row Chociaz Szczepanowianie mad
zwvczai szczodrze bazaar p%opierali,
Iednak "a tax pomyslny rezultat W
wielkiej mierze czuia sic zobowtaza-
nj szczeremu poparciu przez przyJa-
ci6} 2 ~sasiednich. a nawet / odleglej-
szvch parafii. Zlotemi literamt W re-
iestrze swych przyjaci6l Szczepano-
wianie z~apisanych maja Kantowian,
~parafian Mlodziankowa, Tr6jcowa'
Helenowa. Maryanowa, StanisfaWo-
wa. Kazimierzowa, Wojciechowa l l.
Wyiatkowo ~wdziecznym czuje sic pro
boszcz ks. DIR. Aleksy G6rski, ktore-
mu TAX widoczna i szczera pomoc
parafian. Ii tylko dadaje bodzca do
dalszei a intenzywniejszej piracy
Praca Szczepanowian reka W reke
ich proboszczem niezawodnie uwien-
czona wkr6tce zostanie zrealizoWa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
I Biura Acknowledgment

W ciagu DOLBY wCzorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature ~wynOsiia 10 stopni,
nainizsza - Stopni. NOrmalna tempe
ratura w tym dniu wynOsi 81 stopni,
pIedob6r temperatury W tym rOku 446
stOpni.
Wsch6d slonca o godzinie 6 minut
30 ranO.
Zach6d slonca o godzinie / minut 20
popo{udniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
WACkAWOWA.

Obch6d powstania listopadowe
go, kt6ry byi ogfoszony ma 9go
grudnia, odbedzie sic o tydzieh
predict, ii. jutro w nicdzicle, DIN,
Ego grYdnia, o godzinie S-mej
wieczorem W sail parafialnej Sw.
Waclawa. Procz NOW adwo.
kata Andrzcja Bisck i dyrektorkl
Zwiqzku Narodowego PAM NJ.
Milewskiej, wystqpia take Cho-
nv parafialne, dzieci szkolne i in
nj, wiec program bedzie bardzo
urozmaicony. Dodat nalezy, IL
znana skrzypaczka Wojcicchowa
parma Simbor wyst2pi take ma
obchodzic. Wstep ma obchod Jak
zwykle, wolny.
Loka1ne Tow. Pan Pomocy
zolnierzom polskim, bedzie mo-
clio ma seryo rozpoczac prace ola
zofnierzy w przyszly poniedzia-
lex dnia 3go grudnia O godzinie
poi do 8-mej wieczorem w sail
parafialnej, gdyz juz we}na obsta-
lowana przez gfowny zarzqd ma
dcszfa. Spodziewanem jest IL
wszystkie panic i panienkl Wac
}awowa, p~rzybeda w poniedzia-
lex, by swq prace okazat swe
przywiazanie do po1skoSci i sw6j
patryotyzm. TIE zaS panic, kto-
rym Gas ME pozwoli pracowac,
mogq sic przynajmniej zapisac ma
czlonkinie i p}aceniem podatkow
przyczynic sic do zakupna potrze-
bnych materya}6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

Bezplatne przedstawienie W sail
parku Stanford, PREY 14ej ul. / u
MON ave., odbedzie SIC dzisiaj VIE
czorem: poczatek o godzinie 6smej.
Ma programme znajduje sic bardzo
interesujaca pantomima.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01
q q q

W sail parku Davis Square panien-
XII. dzielnicy Town Of Lake z~organizo-
waly K6Vko Dramatyczne; ~posiedze--
MIA odbywac sic beda W ka4da srode
wieczorem, poczatek o godzinie 0smej.
Fanny, ktore pragna przy1aczyc sic do
grona nowo zorganizowanego K64ka in
formacyi z~asicgnac moga w kazdy
dzie1 u dyrektora parku p. T. Sleszyh-
skiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

Nieszczesliwemu ~wypadkowi ulegi
wczoraj Teodor Grzonka, lat 81, Fam.
pnr. 1888 Lincoln III. Podczas piracy W
fabryce Sterling Furniture Co." PREY
Southport 1 Belden AYES. pi}a t. wv.
rip saw" odcle}a mu try palce Level
reki. Grzonke zabrano do szpitala Bra
CT Aleksyan6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

Odczyt o ,,Szwajcarskiej Demokra-
cvi" iIlustrowany obrazami migawko-
wami odbedzie sic W sail parku Davis
SQUARE, w poniedziaiek, dnia 3go CRU
dnia ola dzieci odczyt odbedzie sic po-
poczatek o godzinie 4:3O;
odczyt ola s~tarszych odbedzie sic VIE
czorem, poczatek o godzinie 1880
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

Komitet Polaczonych Towarzystw
PREY parafii sw. Franciszka, ktorej
proboszczem jest ks. Franciszek ia
gielski, jutro, dnia 2go CRU
dnia. urzadza Obch6d p~owstania IL
stopadowego. w sklad programu
wchodzic beda mowy, deklamacye,
muzyka, a miedzy innymi wystep
ch6ru sw. Cecylii pod kierownict--
wem miejscowego organisty, prof.
Bronislawa Kujawskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-01

Grabas, sekr.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
CITY NEWS.

Read anniversary add Lowitz.
Special. Cut glass. Odell's this
week.
Masonic: Regular meeting of Har-
din lodge Monday, April End, 8 p. m.
The affirmative debating team of
Fairfield high school which defeated
Keokuk two weeks ago, won dect-
sion over Quincy high, Friday. The
! Journal says: While one team Of
Quincy high school debaters was de-
feated by the Fairfield, Iowa, team in
that city Thursday night, according
to the unanimous decision of the
Judges, the other team Of the local
school won a victory for the blue and
white in the contest here with the
Champaign team last night. Although
the decision Of the Judges was to l
in favor Of the local team, the en-.
thusiasm OF the audience was nearly
as great as II the decision had been
unanimous.
That footwear Is moving slowly
! is the report to Dun's Review, which
says: The footwear market rules
| quiet and most manufacturers claim
| that orders received thus far from
travelling statesmen have been small
| There seems to be a disposition on
the part of the buyers to hold back,
partly because of uncertainty regard.
ing styles, but owing mainly to the
general conservatism manifest. Job
| bers report business unsatisfactory,
| due to the slow movement of spring
| lines, and very few supplementary
contracts are coming forward It is
believed that considerable kid will be
worn in women's high-topped shoes
Light shades OF colored kid are used
for the uppers. with vamp usually a
shade or so darker High boots, 1t Is
expected, will be worn until real warm
weather prevails, when pumps will
| likely be favored. In the latter, white
will probably be chiefly worn. both in
kid and fabrics, Silver grey and ivory
shades of kid bid fair to receive at
| tentfon. There is little change to
| note in mems footwear. The demand
| is principally for conservative styles
Of black and tan calf, as well as kid.
Cordovan leather continues popular in
mems fine footwear.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
orders Have Been Received to Build
Up Company to Limit and the
Offiee viii be Open
at All Hours.
SOME PROMOTIONS MADE
Four corporais Are Promoted 20 Ser
seants and Several PrIvstes
Go Up to Cor
porals.

fact that forty-eight new men have
been accepted, and the total strength
of the company now, according to the
officers Is ninety.one. There are three
officers besides this number of enlist
ed men The rally which was planned
for yesterday was to stimulate recruit
ing, as orders have been received to
recruit additional men as soon as pos
s5ble The recruiting Office in the ar
mory building at Third and Main
streets Is open at all hours, and any
young man in Keokuk who wishes TO
join the colors will find opportunity
there.
Promotions have been made in the
ranks. and the papers have been ap-
proved by the proper officials. The
promotions are announced as the fol-
lowing:
From corporal to sergeant-Francts
D. Ward, Percy Reynolds, Emerson
Russell, Charles Hancock.
From first class private to corporal
Arthur l.. Jones, John w. LaPorte.
Ernest Roach, Charles H. Griffith.
From private to corporal-Ray v.
Hewitt, Louis e. Mckenzie. Oliver
Nye, Joseph C. Burke, Edward r.
Schard,
From first class private to company
m echanic-Julius Jones.
In state Service.
The following men have not taken
the three year oath for reserve to be
called only in case Of war. These
men have been discharged from the
federal service. but are still in the
state militia, and are subject to be
called by the state at any time:
Charles Hennemann, George P
Alton, Howard P. Evans, Lee G. Ian
ming, Gale Hewitt. Andrew s. Gaylord,
Frank Monical, William Jump, Will
liam West, Francis Weber, Patsy Nor
risey.
The New Recruits.
The following are the new recruits:
| Nicholas p. Mckenzie, George Glib
son, Thomas B. Stack, Lorenzo A..
Hewitt. Roy NJ Markin, Wesley How
ELL Robert NJ Bell, Chester Farms
worth, William F. Wieder, George G..
bartholomew, Lawrence Winkler,
Tony Moeller, Walter l.. Wells, Earl D
Ewing, Leslie H. Vaughan. Levi Fry.
Floyd Semones. Edmond Eller, Arthur
IB. Mcdaniel, Truman Scherer, Louis K
Ewing, Charles Brier, Louis G. Yer
million. Louis Winkler. Albert Pohl-
peter, Donald Pollard. Charles Wad-
den, Fred ]. Bregenzer. B. keraghan,
Glenn Majbry, Peter Chesser, William
IL. B. Semones, Barney e. Shumaker,
Earl J. Prouse, G. s. Pardekooper,
Merwin Van Ausdahl, Earl F. Haden.
Valda C. Burch, John NJ. Gillard. Roy
Atkins. Edward L. Larson. William
Ealy, Clarence Morgan, Ray Cassidy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
STUDY CIRCLE
IS TO MEET
st, Vincent's and ST. Johns AEunnae
Organization to Have Initial
Session on Tuesday
Evening.

The first meeting of st. Vincent's
and st. Peters alumnae study circle
will be held Tuesday evening at 7:15
p. m, in St Vincent's hall.
The subject of study for this meet
ing will be the novel, Dion and the
Sibyls." by Miles Gerald Keen, and
it will be conducted by Mrs. A. NJ.
McAndrew, Mrs. Robert Greaves, Miss
Colletta Moeller
The current event topics will be
presented by Miss Leonore Dickey,
Miss Katherine Hayes and Miss
Anna Connolly.
The committee in charge for April
II will be: Mrs Clay Bryan, Misses
Celestine Agnew, Alice Moore. Rose
Welsh, Mary Hickey, Mrs. Edward
Finigan.
It is intended to appoint commit
tees and assign study subjects one
month in advance, in order to give
time for research. The current event
topics will be decided upon after the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
CITY NEWS.

See our window for astonishing
prices on quality cut glass.
Masonic: Regular meeting Of
Eagle lodge No. ~, A. F. & A NJ,
Tuesday, April 3, 1880. Visiting
brethren cordially invited. BY order
of the w. NJ Alvin Kraft, secretary.
-Elks all over the country are
being urged to stand back Of the
president as the following from New
Orleans will show: Edward Rightor,
grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent
Protective Order Of Elks. today sent
kilograms to all lodges in this coun-
try, urging that they pass resolu-
lions favoring preparedness and
pledging the president their support.
There are about 1900 lodges, with
about 100000 members, in the United
States.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
Former Member Of keokuk High
School Facuaty, Suffers Loss
Last Week At
Davenport.
PLEUR1sY WAS CAUSE
Mrs. BaIIord Was III Only for q Few
Daye When She soeeumbsd
to This At
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Ksoluk people who rem ember MISS
Elizabeth w. Ballord, former IN.
structor in Keokuk high school. Will
regret to learn Of the death in Dayen-
port. last week, OF her mother. The
Davenport Democra contains the fol-
| lowing sketch OF her life:
At her home, 204 College avenue.
at 1915 O'Clock this morning. oc-
Cured the death of Mrs. Frances
Aurilla Baslord, widow OF the late E.
| S. Ballord.
Mrs. Ballord was taken sick last
Wednesday with severe cold AMI
| this developed into pleurisy. Her
condition at first was not considered
serious, but owing TO her advahcsd
age she failed to rally and gradually
| lost strength until the end.
Mrs. Ballord was born in Albion, n.
Y. elehty-two years ago. She was
the daughter OF Zerah and Orlinda
Webb and came to this county with
her parents in 1861. On September
| 4, 1862, she was united in marriage
| to Mr.. Ballord.
Deceased was a woman OF nlgn
standing in church and social circles.
! Although Of rather retiring nature,
she never neglected the duties which
devolved upon her and won warm
place in the hearts and affections OF
those who knew her best. She was
devoted to her family and friends and
was one of the pioneer members OF
; the Calvary Baptist church.
Surviving are five children, as fol
lows: Mrs. Katharine A. Alien, wife
of l.. M. Allen. Chicago; Miss Eliza
beth w. Ballord, Instructor in the
university high school, Chicago; John
G. Ballord, Minneapolis; Webb r.
Ballord, Somers. Mont. and Mrs. J.
3. Richardson, Davenport.
| Surviving also are two sisters and
one brother. They are Miss AxsIe
Webb, Mrs. Helen Wilson and Chas.
T. Webb, all OF Davenport.
OF the funeral the following notice
is made:
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
e. S. Baliord were held at o'clock
this afternoon from the family home,
! 2O4 College avenue, conducted by Rev.
J. F. Mills, pastor OF the Calvary Bap-
fist church.
Interment took place In Oakdale
cemetery. the pallbearers being Harry
w. Ballord, NJ. N. Richardson, j. N.
Van Patten, T. A. Murphy, A. M. Judy
and DR.. r. E. Peck.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
CITY NEWS.

Read anniversary add. Lowitz.
-Keokuk lodge No. 1O6, B. p. O.
T., will hold a special meeting to-
night IN the lodge rooms. All of the
members of the local order are ex-
pected to be present at this session
which will be an important one.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
FUNERAL NOTICE.

POW-MAN-The funeral for the late
James Bowman will be held from the
residence, Coz South Ninth street, at
$50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Friends invited Burial private.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
CITY NEWS.

Buy your garden seeds and onion
sets at the Iowa Feed Co., corner 18th
and Main.
Constable Henry r. Reichmann
this morning at public auction, sold
a restaurant which has gone out OF
business, on foreclosure OF mortgage.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02

PROPOSALS FOR LEyEE WORK.
Office Of the Secretary, Mississippi
River Commission, 1871 International
Life Building. St. Louis, Mo.-Seafed
proposals will be received here until
il a. M, April 80. 1917, for construct.
ing about 10000 cubic yards of
earthwork in the Riverland Levee
District. Mo. Further information on
application.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02

latest issues of the educational
periodicals haze been received.
The alumnae feel that they are
offered an unusual opportunity in
being allowed 10 continue their
studies under the direction of fin
ished classic Instructor, and it is
hoped that all the members will take
advantage of the opportunity.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-02
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