The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-26
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The reunion of Latter Day Saints
is in session here, holding their meet
ings under canvas at the city PARK
beginning Friday evening. President
Allen of Independence, presided and
introduced the speaker, Elder Crabb,
of Little Sioux, who gave the initial
sermon along the lines of begin
ming and an ending which was worthy
of thought. Elder Herman G. Smith
of Burlington, Sunday evening gave
a talk along the lines of political
and industrial democracy. A very
able worker leads the services and
the union is one of christian spirit.
The community picnic will be held
at Bluff Park Wednesday, Aug. "a.
Goou speaking, music and everything
to amuse you. A basket dinner Will
be a pleasing feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Webster, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hoyt, all of Fruit
land. Iowa, visited with Rev. and
Mrs Barber, Friday
The Rev. G. w. Barber and Rev
Pleas Gray will be enroute to Mt.
Pleasant to attend the annual con-
ference of the Methodist church
September LIST.
Mrs. Geo. Vaurnsdoll has been
housed with tonsilitis.
Gerald Horton was a guest last
week at the home Of his aunt, Mrs.
Minnie Banks, of Keokuk.
Our rural neighbors were loading
two cars of watermelons for northern
markets Monday
Prof H. w. Carmichael OF Des
Moines. brother of Mrs. P. l.. Bowen,
was a guest at her home Sunday.
Also her sister, DR.. and Mrs. Leak,
Iof Burlington.
Rev. Trostle OF Exl,ne, Iowa, IS
here shaking hands with legion of
friends who are delighted to see
him. He will visit for few days
before going to the Methodist con.
ference.
The fork and hoe company are not
painting the town RED, put the fac;
tory employee, Sam Curtis, is some
thing of an artist with a paint Drush
when it comes to painting.
Miss Ruby Vaurnsdoll has employ.
ment at the button factory at Fort
Madison, at lucrative wages.
Clayton Cloud, wife and aol are
here from Bettendorf. They expect
to move to Fort Madison as work Is
slack at Bettendorf.
s. G, Younkin, we are glad 10 re.
mort. is better and hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
Mrs. L. A. Mccain has returned
from Keokuk where she g1slHed her
daughter.
MT and Mrs. James McKernan OF
Pennington, Mrs. Dora Bailey, Mrs.
Jane Gum, Mrs. John McKernan,
Elder VIM. Gum and Mrs. Nora Hor'
rick of Fl. Madison, are attending
the tent meetings.
Phillip Knobs was recently dele
gate to the rural mail carriers con-
yention from this place to Washing
ton. Iowa.
There were many conventions at
the international Holiness camp
meeting at Keokuk that has closed a
session Of ten days meetings at XII
bourne park Sunday evening the re-
porter learned Rev. WiIkerson was
q valuable assistant and preached
several sermons worthy Of note.
There was a shout in the camp and
the saints are gaining higher ground.
This church denomination is people
Of out and out spirituality, no focm-
Ialism.
Mrs. Jess Glasford Of Fl. Madison,
came down Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Curtis.
The home of Ursal VanAusdall is
under quarantine for scarlet fever.
Master Herald Is afflicted with the
malady.
The genial telephone operators
Misses Grace and Marie Bowen, were
guests Sunday at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. Elmer Trimbfe OF San
dusky. We asked them how they
spent the day-big eats and a plea
SAINT time. This home is noted for
its hospitality.
Roy Anderson Of Ft. Madison, was
a guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Keller Horn, Friday.
Little Miss Elizabeth Gale, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gale, has
been under DR.. Bucks skillful care.