The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-30
MoNTRosE.


Mrs. susan earns, of Urbana, H.,
who is bedfast at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. George Kennedy, does
not improve as much as friends
would like.
Margaret Cooper is reported to be
housed from slight attack OF 1nIlu-
enza, or la grippe.
The reporter noticed a steepie-
lack painting the smokestack at the
Denmire canning factory last week.
Miss Minnie Spencer was recent
guest at the home of Mrs. Maud
Ross, at Keokuk.
Ernest Wahrer is at home on
fnrlough OF twelve days from Great
Lakes.
a new minister, the Rev. Mr.. Co
vert A. Canadate, will hold services
| here Sunday at II o'clock In the
morning and 1880 in the eevning.
A communication to his mother
from the government says her son.
Earl Jemison, has landed safely
overseas.
The different Sunday schools are
Manning for their Christmas festivi-
ties.
| A surprise was sprung on Mrs. r.
10. Wilcox Tuesday evening, when
/ the ladies of the block in which she
resides reminded her of her birth
day anniversary and presented her
18th a beautiful serving tray. me
evening was spent in games, soc1ai
chat and instrumental music, and all
report a pleasant evening
! At the Latter Day Saints chapel
| last Sunday evening at $50 O'CLOCK
occurred the dedication of the sery-
ice flag presented by Joseph REED,
/ the SUPERINTENDENT of the Sunday
school. and dedicated by Elder James
! McKernan, of Pennington, Iowa.
The stars were pinned ON the nag
lby the representatives OF the differ-
emit families, and for those not pres
ent the stars were pinned on by
the superintendent. The Elder NC
Herman gave patriotic sermon Oh
uatrfotic activities and the bravery
of our soldiers both in France and az
the cantonments. He said that wniie
they were still fighting, before the
srr1istice came, there appeared in
the sky mirage as II the most OF
heaven was arrayed in battle. The
German armies looked back, and they
we're so frightened that they never
anti running, when the armlstice
came. Tou may call it miracle OF
What YOU please, but the handwriting
ON the wall was interpreted, he sad
The choir selections were good
Miss Emma Cooper has peen
housed from tonsiiitis
THANKSGIVING day, as usual, passed
o,,ietlv hut pleasantly at this hamie'
with the usual chicken. duck ana tur
ll,ey dinners and groups OF fam1iles
and friends. Everybody had some
thing TO be thankful for at Montrose
Irha ;nfant of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore of Fort Madison, was buried
In our city cemetery last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miner enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner thei'
daughter, Miss Verna, ana i've youhs
ladies', Misses Lilyerstrom' aoahe
! Pohl. Bailey and Whitmarsh' OF heo
| kuk. The dinner was par excelent
t as Mrs. Miner knows so well no" u
prepare. s - 1s.r,
of the sickness of Mrs l.. A. mc
cam. of New Boston, but are gag
tn know she is slowly conVaiescing
Revival meetings are in progress:
, at the Nazarine church Win eoo'
, success. The Rev. Mr.. WILKINSON j
: preaching along the lines that W.
, can't see God without holiness.
: A. the home of Wesley Lambert
, in Jefferson township, was given
! family Thanksgiving dinner. MIS-
$ clarence Adams invited a trio OF he
a voung friends to help eat the menu
GOOSE sweet potatoes, slaw' Gran
, berry sauce. whipped potatoes, brea'
and butter. sweet pickles, cheese