The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-25

nell, are now the managers of the
Lakeview Motor club house. Mr.
Mason formerly conducted the Alex
andria cafe at Bushnell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason are very pleasant and
accommodating and the patrons OF
the clubhouse are glad to have them
in charge there.
Mrs. mez MCLEAN has received
word that her son, Allen Stockton,
who Is a private at Camp Gordon,
Ga. was operated on at the base hos
pital for appendicitis on Tuesday of
last week and that he Is doing fine
here will wish Allen a speedy re-
covery.
The Misses Bessie and Berntce
Letter arrived home from a pleasant
visit Sunday evening. The young
ladies have ben visiting their brother,
Raymond. at the Great Lakes naval
station, Chicago. and afterwards
went to Bfggsu1e. HI, for visit
with their sister, Mrs. Lee Mekem.
son, and family.
Clarence Walker has been at Can
ton, Mo-, the last few days caring
for the Dadant bees in that vicinity.
Captain G. K. Mohler. wife and
family. OF Camp Dodge Iowa, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Engberg.
OF HamA ton.
Over a hundred boys from this
county entrafned at Carthage yesber-
day morning at 5:15 for Camp Grant,
Rockford, Ill. The boys from this
vicinity who were among the number
were: George B. Chaplin, Lester Ham
rick, Glenn Darling. Ellie Kelley and
William r. Morrison. The state
militiamen and large number of
relatives and citizens went with our
boys to Carthage Sunday afternoon,
when they registered for the q. s.
service, and yesterday morning sew
eral cars filled with relatives and
friends went to Carthage to see the
boys off and wish them good luck
and hearty God bless you" Mr..
Morrison was selected as captain and
Ellie Kelley as one Of the corporals.
May these boys come homo after the
loved ones, happy and proud that
they have served their country, and
may they win many promotions as
true and loyal soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Crume and
children, OF Carthage, have moved
into their property that they recently
purchased from the ladyAs father,
George Kinkade, ST.. on East Keokuk
street, in lakewood.
Mrs. William Smith and children,
of Bentley, ILL.,, motored to this city
Saturday afternoon and were callers
on relatives.
The installation of the new Off
GERS for the ensuing term OF the Re
bekah lodge will be held at their hall
next Monday evening, July 1, at
o'clock A large attendance of mem
bers is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Pence and
family have received word that their
son and brother, Wesley Pence,
sailed overseas about three weeks
ago.
Relatives have received the joyful
news that George B. Kinkade, .Jr., of
Camp Custer. Mich, is convalescent
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank jackson,
daughter Marie and son Glenn spent
Tuesday of last week at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cassidy. of
Fort Madison, and the latter part
of the week Mr.. and Mrs. jackson
and son Glenn were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Guy, at Salem. Iowa
Mrs. Inez MCLEAN visited Sunday
with her daughter, Miss lola, who is
a student at the Gem City Business
college at Quincy.
Little Ignore Hosford met with
quite a painful accident at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Hosford, about the noon hour
yesterday. In playing in the yard the
little girl sat down on a lawn rake,
which penetrated her body about an
inch DR.. G. A. Runyon was sum-
moned and rendered medical treat
ment, and it is hoped that little
Ignore will soon recover from the
injury.