The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-11
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The CLANCY fire gave tae fan;,r
a scare on the coolest night 8, II.
wlner. They are low plesss,T
domiciied in the Schontz house ,In,'
they build. Nu
Mrs. Susan Carnes' conditio,
mains about the same.
Willard Hancock and family -
to move to their new home. tns e
Coulter property at Summityilla Il.
first of March ~
A chart at the Nazarine church !.
being explained very satisfactorily :.
the large congregations that Frames
MISS Margaret Ballon's school xas
closed this week on cou o. 80,
being sick
The Brotherhood of St Andrew. ~
heokuk, under the direction OF M
Heaslip, held services here al n
O'Clock Sunday morning.
A protracted meeting is beln,
planned, to be held at me NJ ;
church IN the near future.
John Cooney is a. home On
thirty-dsy furlough on account OF IN.
sickness OF his father, J.. G. Coonsv
who suffered a relapse of influenza
Mr. and Mrs Fred Tnon recent,
visited with Mrs. Thon's brother and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Brewer n
A4nbrosia.
Mrs. Matilda Lambert has recor
cred from a sever sick spell caused
by the dreaded influenza
Mrs p. w. Bowen received from
her son. George. OF Los Angeles
Calf, q box of dwarf oranges that
she is presenting to the sick people
Mrs. Ira Smith, of Bettendorf. d
visiting her mother, Mrs. ". Noles
and sisters. Miss NADIA and Mrs
Charles Miner.
II looks like days Of yore TO SCI
the boys in blue and kahki coming
home.
Mrs. Josephine Allison is reported
TO be housed from sickness.
Mrs Philip Knobs and children
have been quite sick from influenza
We are glad to report they have
passed the danger line.
Arnold Beard. who mas had carpen
ter work all fall and winter al keo
kuk, has moved o ms fine home a,
t1!s place.
John Noonan. our iceman, expect
to begin cutting ice rs soon as it il
OF suitable thicknee
We learn from DR. Collins that bin
SON. Omar. is getting better. That
is good news TO this community. a,
ne is among our exemplary youns
men.
TIE sad intelligence reached thi:
place last Friday might over the
wires to Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Crane OF the death OF their noble
boy. William, that occurred in
France. He enlisted from The Mont
rose Savings bank. in which iast.tu
ton a star has hung ever since he
entered the cantonment- A gold staI
now hangs in the portals Of glory
for this dear and beloved young man
Mrs Please Gray and Miss Freds
+ ancock were guests OF Miss GeT1is
Johnson at Summitville.
Earl Jemison, who is in Franc.
Yuletide greetings to his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Je1sseIa
Thomas Sproit and wife have re
from Florida and are beng
at the parental Edmond
Leach home
Alex Sailor has employment al
for the winter months
Mrs. Lulu Reeves has returned
from q fortnight's visit with hel
aunts at Lewiston, H.. and reports
q splendid visit,
Assistant Section Foreman George
Van AusdoH has a gang Of thirty
men riprapping the railroad. Tbs
q used by the men ignited
fire 10 two lamps. burning
up the cooks clotaing and other
minor things. The force of men soon
the burning car.
Clayton Cloud and wife, of Betten-
iorf, came down to spend the Yule
tide with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cloud.
Mrs. Elizabeth BaIlinger is teach
lng a very successful term OF school
It New Boston
The influenza ban nas been lifted
here. Public school began Monday
Ali the church bells viii ring Sunday
morning for Sunday school and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Shaw and
,aby. Louise. recently were guests OF
Grandma and Grandpa G. ". ShaE
John and Elsie Sprost expect &c
pend the est Of the frigid tern OF
weather at Bettendorf-
The Revs. Wilkinson and GRAY
ield meeting at the Pleasant Gr3ve
Wednesday evening with
rood results.