The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-28

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| riett Johnson, daughter OF Mr. anc
1 Mrs. Clarence Johnson Is home from
Knox college to remain after New
Years.
! A letter from Roy Williams, Paris
France, dated Nov. 9th, states that il
was expected that the twenty-third en-
gineers would appear in the big Paris
/ parade; 1t also said he hoped to be
home within sixty days.
The public schools will reopen Mon
day Dec. Both
! Mrs. Henry Grebe died Friday Dec.
9th at her home in this city, from
pneumonia following influenza. She
leaves husband, three daughters and
one son.
| Mercury was four above zero Friday
morning.
Captain Truman Plantz cabled his
| father Truman Plantz, Sr., from Nice.
France. where he is enjoying the de-
lightful change from the battle line,
where he was Nov 18th, he is in good
health.
The Bulletin this week has many
good letters from Warsaw ooys, over
dolph Pohl, 148th. Field artillery.
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vercuil, France; James Crenshaw.
Agouline, France: Truman Brickart
A. E. F., active duty, Co. A. 55th in
fantry, France; besides these there Is
a very interesting letter from Miss FL
eanore Zuppann. Army nurse corps.
y. S. army. base hospital. 10, A. P. O.,
! 1853, France. Miss Zuppann is the
youngest daughter Of the late VIM.
| Zuppmann of Warsaw, and was born
here; she is a niece Of the Albers
brothers. She is a very capable and Ell
ficient young lady, no matter where
you place her, and has made name
for herself before and during the war
in her chosen profession, for which
i she seems eminently fitted.
| Miss Laura Fry, teacher of music in
Deland, III, high school is home until
after New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Frank of
Chicago visited this week with Mr..
Franks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Frank
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kirkpatrick and
little son. David spent Christmas with
Mrs. Elizabeth LeBron Keokuk, Mrs.
Kirkpatrick's mother.
| Herbert Ferguson of Pittsfield,
Mass: Joined his wife and son here on
| Saturday, in visit with Mrs Fergu
sons father. r. B. Hoffman, and her
sister Miss Ophelia
/ The 10th Regimental band has Just
received choice lot Of new music.
which will keep the boys busy in prep
aration for the concerts they will give
the coming summer
] Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shepherd of
! Quincy were Warsaw visitors Christ
mas.
Walter K. Worthen of Portland
Oregon, formerly. of Warsaw, recently
announced the birth of new grand.
son, Dec. 18th. He says the roses are
still blooming outdoors
! Ray Cronk writes from France Nov.
9th, saying he had been in Brussels,
Belgium. and saw King Albert and his
queen, the day they returned to the
city. He is well and is having the time
Iof his life.
| No Christmas exercises for Sunday
schools and others this year because
| of the pestiferous "flu."
| Mrs Charles E. Powers of Rockey
Run township, but for many years a
resident of Warsaw, passed away at
1910 O'clock Tuesday morning from a
fsecond stroke OF paralysis, which she
suffered at o'clock Saturday after
noon and was unconscious to the end.
(. She was smitten with influenza
about month ago, this was followed
by pneumonia, which did not last long,
and then she received her first stroke
rendering her speeches. for three
weeks.
/ Jennie A. Morrison. was born in Scot
land county, Mo-, Feb. 6, 1866, moving
with her parents to this city when she
was quite small.
On November 4th. 1885, she was