The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27

DIR. Geo. Long rector of st. Paul's
episcopal church, and executive
secretary of the church's midwest
provinces which includes Michigan
Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
has returned home after visiting
several cities in the province.
| While in Detroit he found Bishop
Fawcett of Quincy very Ill in hos.
pital and his physician having de-
lclded that TRANSMISSION of new
blood would help their patient, DR..
Long volunteered to allow the blood
taken from himself and three trans
fusions were made, pint of blood
being taken from Dr. Long at each
operation. The bishop has since
been reported as much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Quick who live
north of Hamilton are having a life
size portrait painted Of their daugh-
ter F1eta who jumped to her death
from the Hamilton end Of the bridge
about two months ago. Mr.. George
Upp a portrait painter of renown
who lives at Idlewild north of Hamil-
ton Is the artist. Parties who have
seen the unfinished picture say II
looks as If 1t could speak.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. fitzpatrick ex-
pect to take possession OF their new
home, the former Hartley home,
about the middle of November. 1t is
on Webster st between 9Th and 9th
and one of the incest houses in War
saw.
Miss Clara Sharpe entertained
about twenty-five young people at
her home Thursday evening to cele-
brate her birthday anniversary. An
appetizing luncheon was served. and
music and games, pleasantly passed
the time away.
Rev. DR.. George. Long has written
ia Mystery Play" sort of pageant.
which will be given in all the Epis-
copal Sunday schools in the United
States on Sunday morning Nov. 80,
taking the place of the usual morn
iEg service.
Miss Jones, teacher Of music In
the high school has organized a
Girls Glee club, and will also organ
ize a Boys Glee club.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
recently shipped 400 pounds OF cloth
ing to Milwaukee where they will be
repacked with other charitable gifts
and sent to some Of the overseas suf-
Frank Somehow was given a fare
well party at Concordia hall on
Tuesday evening by twentyTour
young people OF the Lutheran church.
He was presented with gold pen
regard. On Thursday he left with
his parents, Mr.. and Mr.. Fred Som
noborn for Sioux City, Ia. there to
L. hniy f,,t,r
Mr.. and Mr.. S. P. Wallace are en-
joying visit from their son VIM. T.
Wallace of ST. Louis.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Paar who was crit cally ill
ly improved now, and an operation
has not been necessary.
Henry Auhage of Quincy is here
on business.
Mrs. Frank ]. Hill and son James
who have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. C. B. Hill for some weeks
past, left Tuesday for Ranger, Texas,
where Mr.. Hill is located. At Heber,
Arkansas they will stop an1 visi.
Capt. and Mrs. Oscar Spellman.
Judge Chas. E. Wallace is in the
great apple country (Calhoun) this
week purchasing cider for Popel-
Giller Co. He will tour the county
in Tom Links car in search Of the
fruit.
The operators in the Huiskamp
Shoe factory who recently formed a
union went out on strike Tuesday
the first Warsaw has ever had, a
new schedule Of rates being asked
for.
Carry Nelson has returned from
Chicago where he went last week as
q delegate to the Masonic Grand
Lodge from Warsaw Lodge 257 A. l.
& A. M.
Mrs. s. McBell who has been visit
ing here for several weeks left
Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, there
to make her home.