The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-08
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Carthage college is fortunate in
having two of the 120 French girls
who have como to study In Ameri-
can colleges and universities. Gotta
vie Arnaud comes from Lyon,
France. She attended college at
Maison drDducation de lie Legion
d'Houneur at St Denis, north Of
Paris. Daughters Of officers only
are allowed to attend this school.
Mile. Arnaud's father, colonel, died
at the beginning of the war, and
one brother was killed at Verdun.
Marie Tamin's home is in Coen. She
studied one year at the University
OF Coen. Her father is physician
in that city. Prior to the entrance
OF the Americans into the war, Mile.
Tamin was a nurse in French hos
pital. Last year she made presc1ip-
lions in physicfan's office. Mile.
Tamin says that she liked America
very much before she came here.
but now she likes it better.
Mrs. j. w. McCreary went to
Cuba, ILL.,, Friday morning to visit
her daughter. Miss Bula, who is
teaching there. They will spend
the week end in Peoria with Mrs.
McCreary's sister. Mrs. Ida Bene-
dict, and also visit Mrs. William
Blender.
The following young people have
entered the University Of Illinois:
Ronald Bruce, Hall Jenkins. Cor
nelius Newton, Walter and Waldo
Simmons, Galbraith Smith, and
Misses Emily Lyon and Elizabeth
Smith. The boys will enter the
S. A. T.. c..
Mrs. Charles Runyon visited Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Califf in Chicago
the past week.
Mrs. Harley Moore went to Bur-
lington Wednesday morning to meet
her sister, Mrs. p. II. Mclean, and
0duSuISl, OuLuhLp VI ShASoSSp "AAo
will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Helfrich.
Mrs. L. C. Cherrill and little daugh-
ter, who have been visiting her sis |
Ter in Eureka, and Mrs. Edgar Treth- !
way, in Henry, ILL.,, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. r. j. Huston is visiting rela- !
ives at Breck enridge, Mo.
Thomas McGahan, of Chicago. has
been visiting his niece. Mrs. w. e.
lyon, of this city, and relatives Anear !
Burnside.
: Miss Henrietta Mack departs to- !
lay for Felsmere. Fla, where she
will spend the winter. Il
Miss Edith Lionberger departed'
Thursday morning for Sioux City. |
owa, where she will teach in the
chools. She will make her home /
With her brother, Fay Lionberger.
Ars. Charles Martin accompanied
Ter to Burlington.
Mrs. Hattie Schaffer, Of West
Point, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
}. H. Miller, Of this city.
James Jenkins, who has been
pending few days at home, re-
urned to ST. Louis the first OF the
week to resume his medical work IN
he ST. Louis university.
Mrs. Orville Austin and infant son,
Who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Austin and other relatives.
eturned to their home in Daven-
,ort Thursday.
Miss Alta Elder, of Cedar Rapids,
owa, spent couple Of days the
,ast week with her mother, Mrs
Emma Elder. Mrs. Elder departs
oday for Felsmere, Fla, where she
viii spend the winter. Enroute she
will visit her son, Earl Elder, and
amily at Cochran, Ga.
N. B. Cutler attended the national
wine show in Cedar Rapids last
reek.
Miss Emma Carr departed Wed
esday for Edna, Kas., to visit her
lister, Mrs. Jennie Shank. Mrs.
arr will spend the winter in nde-
endence, No., with her aunt, Mrs.
,leanor Ellison. i,
Hon. o. F. Berry attended meet
ne Of the national executive COM
1ittee of the Red Cross in Chicago
asst week.
Mrs. j. w. Shepherd went to Ne
ada. Mo-. Tuesday evening to JOIN
er husband, who is taking treat
lent at the Weltmer institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor de-
arted last week in their car for
les Moines. to visit the gentlemans
unit, Mrs Mary Starnes.
Court Matters.
In the matter of the estate OF
larry Julieth Barr, deceased: Peti- !
on OF Mary H. and Fred A. Barr
" letters of administration to issue
lows that decedent died on August i,
Z. 1918, in Carthage, leaving no !,
i'll, her property consisting chiefly
: personal property, estimated at ,,