The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
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1t is thought he has suffered slight
stroke of paralysis. Mr. Warder has
not recovered in full from the severe
fall he had several months ago.
by Ernest Higgins and will soon
move his family from the boulevard
to lakewood.
Mr.. Ernest LaFevre who has been
quite poorly for some time. is inn
proving.
Bert Dee of Kewanee. Ill. has en-
joyed few days visit at the home
of his sister. Mrs. D. L. Conklin.
Mrs. Martha Dunsworth who has
been an invalid and has been con-
fined to the house for year or
more, a part Of which time she was
bedfast, has so far recovered as to
be able to take short walks to her
relatives and friends. Everyone is
glad to see Mrs. Dunsworth able to
be on the street once more and hope
she may fully recover her health.
Wilfred Willing of Moline, has
been visiting among his friends In
the city this week.
Louis Leroy of Keokuk. formerly OF
Ills city has been at amCp Dodge ever
since he entered the q. 8. service, and
it seems probable that he will remain
there as long az that camp exists. A
few weeks ago he visited his vile IN
Keokuk and at that time he was il
robust health and spirits.
Miss Dulie Crowder who has been
i'll this week is improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Craven, formerly
Of Hamilton are living in Philadelphia.
Pa. and like the east fine. In a letter
received this week by Miss Laura
Johnson, Mrs Craven writes that they
are in love with the east but miss
their many Hamilton friends.
o. G. Sanderson Of Stronghurst, ILL.,,
was the guest Of his sister Mrs. Yeast
and family from Tuesday until yester-
day.
Mrs. Guy Hasford had as her visi-
tors last week. her sisters, the Misses,
Myrtle and Lynet Durant and her sis
ter.in-law Mrs Martin Durant all Of So
nora.
Mrs Alva Hamrick, who has been
quite Ill with heart trouble for several
weeks is reported improved and it is
hoped by her many friends that she
will soon be in her usual health.
The M. E. Sunday school of the pri-
mary department gave a farewell par
ty this afternoon in the basement OF
the church in honor Of four OF its mem
beers, who will soon move from this
vicinity The names Of the four honor
guests are Robert, Harold and Joe
Clark, and Sidney Lubker. Games
were enjoyed by the little folks and
refreshments were served
Robert Russell of Marshall, MO, Wis
tied his parents MIR and Mrs. I. T. Rus
sell and sisters, the Misses Mary and
Margaret Russell last week. Mr.. Rus
sell was enroute to Downing, Mo-, his
former home.
Mrs, Elmer Karr, who has been on
the sick list for several days is con-
valescent.
Miss Helen Pence entertained six
ladies Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Arthur
II. Brown OF Chicago. The guests were
the Misses Mary and Margaret Russell,
Ella jackson, Cora Belle Smith, Jen-
ME elder and Mrs. Brown. A very
pleasant day was enjoyed by the
friends with their hostess
Major and Mrs. Ruskin Clark are
visiting the lady's. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Reed, Of WITH, Major
Clark has recently been mustered out
of the service and they same to her
parents home from Camp Custer,
Mich.
Nr. r. E. Hall, who has been quite
i'll for several days Is greatly improv-
ed. He is now able to be up a little
while at time, and it is thought that
he will gain strength faster now that
the acute illness is past.