The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-26
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Mrs. Loaf Cross and TWO sons went
Monday morning to VISIT at the home
LOT e. q. Cross In Bonaparte.
Mrs. Milton Anders left Monday
for her home in Allerton, Iowa. after
Visiting at the L. Merrick home.
Mrs. Augustus Lerche OF Prairie
iCity. Iowa. has been visiting Mrs
Donna Lerche.
| Mrs. Bess Flawheart left Monday
morning for Bonaparte for visit
with friends there.
| Mrs. n. w. Miller very pleasantly
entertained company OF elderly
ladies Of the Congregational church
recently in honor Of her mother. Mrs,
e. ]. Miller OF Bettendorf. Delicious
refreshments were served and a
social afternoon very much enjoyed.
The P. q. o. society met Monday
lot last week at the home Of Mrs.
Mabel Folker. The program was in
the interest OF the educational fund
and was a profitable evening. Mrs.
w. H. Knott of Clinton, one Of their
old members here. was called upon
for remarks which were much en-.
ijoyed. Light refreshments were
served by the committee.
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Visiting with her sister Mrs. K.
Brooks. who has been i'll. Miss Kin
ikaid returned to her home Monday
ieveuing.
Miss Reva Hughs returned to her
home In Eldon after visiting with
her cousin Roy Waste. and family.
/ Mrs. Raymond Grims visited with
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Barnett of Keo-
sauqua, Tuesday
| Mrs. w. R Mckinley was a bust
ness caller to Bonaparte Tuesday.
! Mrs. J. r. Brice ana Mrs S. NJ.
White were passengers to Bonaparte
Tuesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Lowery left
, Tuesday to visit Mr.. Lowery's cousin
! in Bloomfield, Iowa, until after
Thanksgiving.
r. G. Irwin and little Lucy May
Whitfield of Rock Island, left Tuesday
after a visit at Ray Bryson's home.
/ At the meeting of the wool grow
ers in Pennington, Bud Beard was
chosen to represent Van Buren,
county at the state convention of
wool growers in Marshalltown this
week.
R. A Satterly recently sold two
full blooded ewes from his flock of
shropshires on the Glover Lawn
shropshire farm, to the Kentucky
Agricultural college.
Mrs. Wickless and family have
been guests at the Harry FixaII nome.
They departed for their home in
Lewistown, Mont, Friday.
Mrs. X. Blackford OF Bonaparte,
spent the day Friday here.
The study center for the Van Buren,
teachers was held at keosauqua Sat.
urday. Those that attended from
here were: The Misses Margaret Won
Seggon, Maude Locke, Viola Schriev.
er, Eddalee Cartenat, Inez Wells,
Edith Steimeyer, Edith Briteustein,
Hillys Ross, Ruth Barton and Asche
Nauman,
Mrs. John Wilson and children
visited in Bonaparte. Saturday.
Mrs. Jones left Saturday for her
home in Oskaloosa, after visiting
with Mrs. Laura Sawyer and other
relatives here.
Mrs. Fred Foreman was a business
caller to Keosauqua Saturday.
Mrs. B. +. Ketcham and daughter
Helen, spent Saturday In Ottumwa.
Miss Nora Berthold was a passen- !
ger to Oskaloosa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. f. Barton left Sat !
urday evening for visit In Ft Madt I
son and Winfield.
Miss Cora Stevens visited Sunday /
in Bonaparte with Mrs. Glasscock
and Mrs. Edmonson.
Mrs. John Gentner and Mrs. Sam
Hoffman and son of Lancaster, No. +
came Saturday to visit at the home
of w. H. Gentner.
Mrs. L. B. Jenkins OF Pennington.
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins of |
Valley Junction, spent several days
last week with Mrs. L. B. Jenkins
Mrs. Gus Freed, and fam.
lily in Keolruk.
Mrs VIM. Findlay and her daugb. |
ter, Mrs. Alice Greenfield, and Mr.
Hugh Findlay of Douds, came Thurs
day to visit at the p NJ CahHl home.
Geo. Findlay of Keosauqua, spent !