The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23
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UnQer IDe leaueTSnlp Oh the bTOCu-
erhood OF st. Andrew. Keokuk, Mr..
Tucker held services at the Episco-
pal church Sunday morning at the
IL o'clock service.
Mrs. Homer Clingman. after q
visit OF fortnight with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ballinger. has re-
turned to her home at Cedar Falls.
Iowa.
Mrs. q. w. Shaw and son Allen,
were guests Of her son Frank Shaw,
at Keokuk Wednesday.
The Rev. Coovert who has been
housed from influenza for six weeks,
expects to fill his pulpit at the Pres
byterian church Sunday
William Coy and wife hays return
ed from Quincy and packing their
household effects to move to that
city.
Memorial day will be observed
here with appropriate exercises.
Mrs. l.. A. Mccain was a guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Ellis Ames, at
Keokuk Tuesday.
The strawberry harvest will soon
be in full blast in this vicinity.
Prospects are good for a bumper
crop OF the luscious fruit.
| Bluff Park, the prettiest spot in
southern Iowa for summer resort,
lis in fine order under the manage
ment of Frank Davis. This season
promises to bring large crowds from
Chicago and st. Louis and the near
| by places as there will be more
amusements there this season. A
II jazz band where all the young people
can tip the fantastic toe to their de-
light
F. H. CLANCY is building a modern
front in his brick store building and
expects to build an opera house on
the vacant lot netx to the store, all
under the same roof
| F. P. Barber was housed from sick
mess.
Miss Florence Sundeen Of New
Boston, Iowa, was a guest OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Ballinger this week.
Myrwin Vaurnsdoll of the famous
Rainbow division, and Asen Becker.
Company 9, are at home bearing the
credentials. Know We the records at
iDes Moines show they were honor
ably discharged and mustered out
last week.
| Mrs. Sam Curtis was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the Crusaders
of the Presbyterian church. Ape
tizing refreshments were served.
Baby Katherine Anderson. daugh-
tier of Mr.. and Mrs Ray Anderson,
has been critically i'll, with the skill
| of DR.. Buck and the good nursing Of
Mrs. Maud Harrison the little one is
recovering, which is good news.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alvis of Keokuk
were guests of Mr.. Avis mother
Thursday, and shaking hands with a
legion of their home town friends
who are always glad to see their
good faces.
Mrs. Alice Bindewald accompanied
by her daughter Rosalee, were en-
route to Bettendorf Monday, called
there by the sickness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Dollie Stanley. who is suf-
lfering from nervous prostration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton Of
New Boston, were trading In this
city Thursday.
Frank Sawyer entered Graham hos
pital Saturday for surgical treat
ment and is rapidly improving and
hopes soon to be at home.
Mrs. John Miles has had severe
attack of tonsilitis, but is seemingly
better.
The Rev. WILKINSON or tne Nazd
rine church, will commence series
of meetings at Croton, Iowa, aboHt
June 2. Hear him; he is more than
an ordinary speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Younkin at
tended the U. P. Presbyterian church
Sunday afternoon at Summitville to
listen to Rev. Megchelsen, Keokuk.
divine.
Mrs. Adolph Johnson who is visit
ing her son and wife at keokuk, re-
Gently was a guest at the home of
Mrs. David Houghton who is recover
ing from recent sick spell. TIL
lady was a former Montrose citize'
and has many friends here who wish
her well.
A home gathering occurred Sunday
at the Geo. Vaurnsdoll home on &C
count of their son Merwyn's return
from over seas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cloud announce
the advent of a bright daughter born
Wednesday, May %, 1919. Mother
and daughter doing well.
William Cooper has been housed
from neuralgia of the eyes al@ ex-
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