The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-29
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Next Sunday is homecoming a
Story Chapel church and IL is hopet
to nave a banner congregation o
worshippers and former worsnippers
at that place. 1t is expected there
will be many old timers from abroat
in attendance. and as many OF ;hoss
! Formerly attended this SHRINE OF wOr
ship are earnestly requested to be
there to meet and worship together
lonce again. There will be a basket
dinner at o'clock and the after
noon will be spent in divine service
and a general good and proti.ah.s
season is anticipated. II is cxpected
hand that day.
/ Mrs. Arthur Dickson of Keokuk
spent Monday here with friends.
] Miss Cora Stevens and Miss Ester
Drury are spending Thanksgiving
with Miss Helen Stevens in Kahoka
/ Mrs. Shirley Painter of Chicago, is
Visiting at the home OF her brother.
E. L. Shreve.
Mrs. S. Z. Masmer and daughters,
Anna and Lou, and Rev. Cochrane
motored to Williamstown, MO-, We'd
nesday. They were accompanied
home by Miss Cora Nichols d VIII
Jamestown, for an extended visit
here.
Mrs. Allie Wright has sold her
home property to Ezra Kelly.
| On Sunday, Dec. Z, at 8 p. M, Rev.
r. H. Hawk of Burlington, will de-
liver his worlds missionary temper
ance lecture at Arson Union chapel.
Everybody cordially invited.
| Miss Leila Crosby left Tuesday
morning for Bonaparre where she
has employment in Whitely's store.
Mrs. w. L. Moon spent Tuesday
evening with her daughter. Mrs.
Fred Kick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Bowles and
children of Keokuk, came Wednes-
/ day to visit at the home Of Chas.
iBowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hartrick Of
Bushnell, came Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving and the balance OF the
week with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Kepler and chill
ldren of KeosauQua. spent Thanksgiv-
ing at the home of their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ben Kepler.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Black and son Of
Selma, spent Thanksgiving at the L.
is. Robinson home.
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 2, the w.
H. NJ. s. meets with Mrs. L. =.
Buckles. The leader is Mrs. p. X.
Ware. All ladies Of the church in
vited.
Mrs. Emma Weekley and daughter
Levita, will move to Pennington as
soon as their dwelling there is COM
pleted Mr.. Albert Evans has rented
the Weekley farm.
Mr. Sherman Killdieu, Mrs. Kate
Clipton, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Vonk-
hall were in Kahola Saturday.
Judge D. S. Rider and wife autoed
to Wayland, Iowa, Sunday to visit
their daughter and husband, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Clayton Eicher.
Elsie Speers of Wyaconda, has
rented the lack Clipton farm stu
ated in this vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Brewer is still quite
poorly.
Frank Collins of Milton, is hauling
his machinery and other personal
property to the place he purchased
near Fairview last summer. He in
tends to move there about The first
of the year.
Harry Lerche spent Sunday at the
A. P. Anderson home.
Miss Reta Wells and brother Floyd
spent Sunday at the Ferry Molene
home. Mrs. Cleo Molene accompanied
them home.
r. r. Lions of Revere, was a bust
ness caller here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robb of
Seattle, Wash. visited at the home
of his sister, Mrs. G. E. Hagel- !
STANCE. They are enroute to Lon |
don, Eng, in the interest of the Car !
nation Cream Co.
Mrs. Elsie Cross and Mrs. Anna /
Stevens of Bonaparte, spent Friday |
at the home of Loaf Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. B. Reisner of /
Centerville, came Thursday to visit I
With relatives and friends here.
Mr.. VIM. Humphrey of Peoria.
spent Thanksgiving with his sister,
Hrs. Harper Van Zant
Mrs. Minnie Nauman left Thurs
lay evening for visit with her
laughter in Weaver, Iowa.
Tuesday was the birthday anniver ).
airy of Mrs. Tillie Sharp and her
lister, Miss Mayme Reckmyer, in I,
tied host of Mrs. Sharp's friends
o the home of her mother and at the
roper time telephoned the lady to
ONE down and enjoy a dish of ice ,
ream and to hurry before it melted.
hortly after arriving at the Reck- /,
aver home the signal was given !.
bout two dozen friends who had !.
ssembled at the Gentner home :
lade their appearance and the sur :
rise was complete. The evening :
-as spent in cards and warmed up !
18th a dainty two course luncheon. ..