The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21
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children Of Kansas City, Mo-, arrived
in their car Sunday night for a visit
with their relatives namely the gentle
mans mother, Mrs. Clara Jolidon Hin
and the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Spence, ST., also the lady's sis
ter. Mrs. Glen Robinson and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Gridley have also many
old time friends here who are glad to
meet with them again. They will re
turn home Saturday or Sunday.
Mrs. c. B. Comstock, who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. EfHe Emery
left Tuesday evening for visit with
friends in Keokuk and Medill, No.
after which she will return to her
home at San Diego, California.
The four weeks old infant daughter
Fern, of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Miller OF
Moline, H., formerly of this city
died recently at the parents hame
The cause of death being whooping
cough. Their other child, aged about
two and one half years, is also quite
Ill with the same disease. In their sad
dened home Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have
the sympathy of their relatives and
friends In this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Phipps have
received a letter from their son, Pri-
vate Wallace Phipps, that he was com
PEELED to have his adenoids and ton
sils removed and that he is far from
being in good health. Private Phfpps
has been transferred from Company
eight to Company c, 54th ammunition
train at Fort Roscrans, San Diego
Calf, where letters or cards will reach
him.
Little Ruth Harter, daughter of MT
and Mrs. A B. Harter is visiting heI
grandmother, Mrs. e. NJ. Harter neal
Denver, Ill.
Miss Hazel Swigleson Of the Garth
age vicinity is visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swigle
son. Miss Hazel is the daughter OF
the late Ellie Swigleson-
Thomas Gaule and family of Dayen
port, Iowa, spent Sunday with the gen
tleman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Gaule and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Carlisle Of
Burnside, ILL.,, are the guests, OF the
lady's mother, Mrs. Lucy Durand and
other relatives and friends few days
this week.
The many friends here of Edward
Agnew Of Boulder Colorado, are greet
ing this gentleman who arrived wed
nesday for weeks visit with his
father, Edward Agnew, ST., and fam
lily. 1t has been several years since
Mr.. Agnew left this city for the west
His family consists Of a wife, a son
who is near the draft age, and daugh
ter, about seventeen years old, and ye
f~fy - a ARnaW
Truly the years are speeding fas
away.
Mrs. Joel Bridges and daughter, Mrs
Richard Parsons have received a let
ter from their son and brother Wilbur
Gibson, who left the city a few months
ago to enter the U. s. service, that 1T
is at Camp Horn, Winchester, Eng
land. Mr.. Gibson writes that he is II
good health and that he enjoyed the
trip overseas.
M. Champeau and Charles Thomp
son have formed partnership
in the tonsorial business and will oc
cupy the rooms recently vacated by
e. e Dumbald.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deweese visited
Sunday with their son Frank Deweese
and family in Quincy. On returning
home they were accompanied by theil
grandson Arlette, who will spend his
vacation from school with his grand
parents
Warren Tiff was the guest of his
brother Bernard Gridley and fam y OF
Kansas City, Mo-, last week and from
Kansas City Warren left for Arlington
ILL.,. where he is visiting this week
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
J. e. Barlow.
Mrs. Rec Pryor and the Misses Vir
GINA and Alta Grey returned Wednes
day to their home at Kahoka- Mo-
after visiting few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Moore. Miss Mildred
Blan Of Golden, H., was also CUES,
of Miss Vera Moore last week Miss