The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-09
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When the news came over hs
phone that Germany had surrenoerea
the Whistles blew, the bells rang us
grown-ups yelled. the boys SCREAMED
and mothers who had boys ofei
there, cried
! Miss yerna Miner underwent sur
gicaI treatment at keokuk hospiia
( for adnoids and tonsils which was
very successful operation
( In a Communication TO his paIenls
Louie wahrer writes: i am at CamL
Merritt and anxious 10 go TO France
We can hear this splendid specimen
of young American type saying
hello
Mrs. Elizabeth BaIlinger is sojourn'
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM
Pickard Al New Boston
UrsaI vaurnsdol is housed from
sickness. but nothing serious
Mrs Clarence Adams remembered
her son Herbert, az Camp Dodge Wiz
a box OF nice eats this week he Is
wei and happy.
No new cases OF influenza at this
place, so reports Mayor Buck
Mrs. Elizabeth Beebe has bought
the property In the east end Known
as the Frank Davis property.
One of the most spectacular DEM
onstrations occurred here THURSDAY
when the news OF the German sur
render came About one hundred len
into line on Main street headed By
an elephant and martial music, drums
and tin pans and last but not least,
came an old lady earring . Tag thar
would really have won the war.
Mrs Mary Scott, an aged resident.
suffered q stroke Of paralysis Wed
nssday-
The genial cashier of the Montrose
Savings bank, J. e Lamb. Is con-
planning OF not feeling vel these
days
Friends here are glad to learn Mrs
Ellis Ames of keokuk, is recovering
from q severe attack of Influenza
leaving her in weakened condition
Walter Worster of Great Lakes,
spent Sunday at Aon1rose with home
folks
Among the pleasant November hap
penings Thursday was the birthday
anniversary of Mrs Mont Hancock
when she entertained al high noon
dinner, Rev and Mrs Pleas Gray and
children. Mrs Christa Sailor and son
Alex Sailor, and son Billie, and The
Gate City reporter. The menu con-
sister OF chicken and gravy, whipped
potatoes, slaw, squash, beet relish,
sweet pickles. hot rolls, butter beans,
pumpkin pie, peaches, marble cake.
coffee and milk
Frank Davis Is nursing Jobs CON-
foTters, caused from lead poisoning
that gave him considerable pain
MI. Seamon OF Davenport, has been
z guest OF his sister, Mrs Geo. Van
AusdaIl.
The influenza ban viii be lifted al
Il O'Clock Saturday night and every
body can go TO church on Sunday and
have something 10 be thankful for.
School bells viii ring Monday morn
ing.
Mrs Tessie Ward who has been
under the care OF DR.. Buck, Is re-
ported conralescfng.
The c. B. & @ railroad is planning
on building a big ice house here that
will afford many carpenters work
Anglers are catching all kinds OF
fish at this place with hook and line
Robert Noonan came home on a
furlough TO visit his parents before
being transferred to Dallas, Texas
Mrs Lulu Reeves was q guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Scott
Blacforo of Bonaparte last week
DR.. and Mrs. Leak Of Burlington.
and P. L Bowen and family visited
with the lady's parents. Nj and Mrs.
Geo Carmichal. az Aooar. Sunday.
Little Miss Myrtle Buck celebrated
her sixth birthday Thursday when q
beyy OF little people made merry.
Excellent refreshments were served
consisting Of ice cream and cake.
Miss Ossie Mccain was seen on
our streets Thursday after q severe
sick spell
Chas. Miner and wife we're enroute
TO East Alton Friday 10 visit with
relatives
The Ben Mitchell family has pass
ed the danger line O. influenza The
neighbors eumasse shucked the large
field OF corn and cribbed 4. for Nr.
Mitchell.
Miss Lulu Laws has the misfortune
TO fall and sprafn her ankle
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