The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-07
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day morning. June 4. at 9 o'clock oc
Cured. the wedding of Miss Marie
Mag and Mr.. William ziegler, at the
Sacred Heart church. Rev. Father
Cleary officiating. The attendant:
were Miss Julia Filz and Mr.. George
Mag, the latter brother of the bride
home from Camp Grant on Through
After the ceremony a dainty breakfast
was served At 6 in the evening 9
dinner was served to large number
OF relatives and friends.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mag who live on Mage
hill and is an active worker in Sacred
Heart church of which she is mem
Der, and enjoys wide circle o.
friends. The groom is worthy
young man well known and esteemed
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziegler will reside on
farm.
Seventeen rainy days in May and nc
change in June. and poor outlook fol
wheat If conditions don't change.
Mrs. VIII P. Green of New York
was recently stricken with appendi
oitis and an immediate operation was
decided on. The recent birth OF a
child made the condition of the pa
tient more serious, but happily she is
row making an excellent recovery.
Otto Derkson is home from over
seas, having been mustered out at
Camp Grant.
Carol Sack left Tuesday for Chey-
ernie. Wyoming, which city he will
make his home. Mrs. Sack and
child will follow later. For several
years Mr.. Sack has been with the
well known firm OF Clay Robinson Co.,
Chicago. and at Cheyenne he will be
with the same firm but in the Stock
Growers National bank at an adj
vanced salary and more responsibility
1t is TO be hoped that the U. S.
anti-submarine flotilla now on the
Mississippi will have stage of water
sufficient TO float it this far.
Mrs Martin Koch and two children,
CT Stuttgardt. Arkansas, arrived last
Friday and are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Crum.
Great pleasure is anticipated in the
coming NJ w A. soldiers welcome
Monday, June 8. Address by A. K.
Talbot head consul OF the NJ. w. A.
srl interesting speaker, also supper to
soldiers. and a dance In Odd Fellows
hall
The junior class of the high school
entertained the senior class Tuesday
evening in Odd Fellows hall. The
tissue paper decorations in the junior
class colors were beautiful, enhanced
by additional electric lights. Friday
evening the seniors will entertain the
juniors in the same hall.
Mrs. z VI. Allen Of Sts Mary, No,
is here visiting relatives and friends.
The band concert last Saturday
evening YVES omitted because OF the
rain. There will be one this Saturday
il Jupiter PluYius will only let up.
There VIII be no sidewalks laid IN
absurd locations, thanks 10 a level
headed mayor and council
Congressman William T. Graham
who introduced bill in last congress
asking for German cannon and car
rage and ammunition for TT. Ed
wards, promptly re-introduced the bill
the next day after the opening of this
congress. and it was promptly referred
~ the military affairs committee
About thirty-five Illinois cities have
asked for German guns. A tele
graph dispatch recently announced
that as soon as the guns came from
overseas q portion OF them would be
distributed among the several states
asking for them, the governor OF each
state apportioning them 10 the cities
asking for them.
The 10th Regiment band will fur
nish the music for the soldiers recep
ton and banquet.