The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-14

newell. Mo. Dr. and Mrs. Shacklett,
of Ratledres Anderson Meadows, OF
Clarence: Mr.. and Mrs Leland Rob.
inson ana Mrs. Myrtle names, OF
CORN; Mrs. Ella McC1iIaum and Mrs.
Girls Saur. OF Nedilli and SzfEi sTesa1-
enridge, OF Fowa,
Mrs. 6. NJ Smith. who was one OF
the pioneer settlers In 1851, OF Scot
land county and tfved here until
1868. residing Sfnre ia Long Beach,
Calf. te2a Pacific avenue1, died san
day morning. February Is. &c paraly-
sis. at her home, aged 80 years She
is survived by her husband two sons,
John C.. OF Columbia, Mo-. and DR..
Fl. r. Smith, of Long Beach; two
daughters. MIS-. a. 6. Kraus Long
Beach. and Mrs. A -, Walker, ot
Memphis, Mo also two brothers ana
one sister. thirteen grandchildren
ana one Freat-grandchild. besides
numerous relatives ana friends.
Rolla Lawson II KeosauCuR, was
a business visitor in Memphis last
Monday He was accompanied ny
his brotherin-lsw, Private Clyde
Simmons, who lately returned from
overseas,
Earl Mcdaniel bought the 12S-acTe
]. =. Frary farm. southeast Of town,
last week MI n Mrs Frary ez-
pect to leave fer Colorado soon
Pearl Tinney will live on Barl's place
after March 20.
A feeling OF sadness swept over
this community last Friday afternoon
when word came by phone that DR.
"a. II. Mackey, a prominent physician
at CORN, had met an elntfu1ely Z
when the automobile In which ne
was riding colIided with q fast Santa
-Fe freight train at the crossing near
the hotel. The doctor had been out
making q call and was headed west
when the train, which was coHins
west. struck the a 5ust IN time 70
crash into the rear wheels, ThrowinS
the machine clear around. Jack
Rssne was driving the caT, and he
and the doctor were thrown about
Twelve fee7. F9r. Maekey struck on
his head. the force OF the contact
breaking his neck. ne being dead
when bystanders reached his side,
Ra7ne Fortunately escaped injury,
MS bruises being OF a minor nature.
on Wednesday afternoon, March
5 1919. at she manse OF the FrsJ
PRESBYTERIAN church, William A. Nc
William and Miss Minnie NJ. Leach
were married In the presence OF a
few friends. DIR. f. NJ. Hawley per
formed the ceremony.
MISS Loretta Risk has 3 spiendia
clerical position in the wa- depart
men4 al Washington. She draws q
salary OF Sf,1oe.
Or ]. J. Risk and son, Ono wen
to Macon last week, where the latter
will receive ~osteopathic treatment at
he Still sanitariuRi,
William Bice, OF Colchester, ILL.,
WIN bought Earl McDanieis faff1
east of town, moved in the Hrst 81
the week. His new neighoors made
him feel good by coming in Monaay
with wagons and moving h1m and ms
.samSlv 10 their new home, tbs
brother. Alpha, OF Blandinsville, who
bought the Garrett Farm. $3.50 came
n al the same time, and his nefeH-
Iho4s helped him move D
45s,,4enaat II. /. Lawrence wiFea
MS napen4s last week that he arrived
"a Fsiv in port from overseas and was
~ be stationed at Camp Upton, New
york while awaiting his oischsrSe'
frank w. Hudson returned the lat,
Ter part Of last week from 3 stay q
several months at Hot SPRINGS. re
has beer in poor health for some
time but his stay at the springs
proved quite beneficial.
G A. Andres received wore las
week that his son Lieutenant Paui
n andres had set sail for the STATES
ana viii no doubt arrive in port IN
"a few days. rss
O4is Foelesong has resigned ms
nosftfon as foreman in the Democrat
nffice and is succeeded by Waiiaco
Rohe-4s MT. Rogfesong has ACCEPT
cd = position with the Courier Print
ing company ef Ponca CITY okta,
LII leave for his new Job next
week. aa
= NJ. Pile lately purchased the
pattv woadsInall property, q BLOCK
soytiwest of the square. Fl r. Prath'
- vii move 10 same in a few days,
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