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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29

MRS. HOMER C. SWEARINGEN was
w hostess at a bridge party On
Wednesday afternoon at her apart
ments in the Whitfield. Sweet peas
and asrers wre the flowers used in
the decorations, emphasizing the tints
OF crimson and orange. the color mo-
tif. The guests were seated at fodr
tables. each table having a bowl Of
sweet peas IN the center and in the
midst Of the sweet peas were asters.
One aster marked table number one.
two marked table number two and
so on The confections were in tints Of
orange and crimson and orange ice
cream was served at the conclusion OF
the games. Mrs William Jennings re-
ceived high score and the first prize,
Mrs Marvin Cunningham Of Hilsboro,
r. n. the second prize, and the conso-
lation went to Mrs. A. F. Eegan.
AIRS. SWeariugen's guest list IN
Guided: Mrs Charles Lane, Mrs A f.
Fegan. AIRS Lee. Mrs. W A. T. Woods,
AIRS. r. r Lilley. Mrs. T. H Marcum,
Mrs. C. r Smith. Mrs Sig II Schwabe,
lfrs. William Jennings, Mrs ID. l.
Pickens, Mrs n. Il elliott. 1Irs. Doug
las CroWel. Mrs. A J. Strayer, Mrs.
Marvin Cunningham, Mrs. J. c. White
and Miss Kate Tatum-
Mrs. A. " Pusbury win entertain
a few friends at cards on Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
Musical Entertainment Is Given at
YSIeta for Men of Seventh Cavalry

Ponce. Porto Rico. are guests Of Hotel
Mccoy.
John T. Rightmire and John B. Pull
len, Of Tucumcari. y. NJ, are at Hotel
Sheldon.
A. 3. Anderson and Mrs Anderson
Of santa Fe, y. II, are registered al
the del Norte.
A. W Pollard. a Deming lawyer. is
registered at the del Norte during
his stay in FL Paso.
Mrs J. n Whitman and child and
Mrs J. Peterson and child. OF san
Marcial. n. " are registered at the
Sheldon.
Mrs. r. c. walshe has had as her
house guest for the past week. Airs.
S. W Britain. who left the first OF
the week for her home IN san Fran
cisco. Miss sarah Walshe Of Abilene.
Tex. is now visiting Mrs Walshe. and
she and Mrs Walshe and small son.
Robert Neil. plan 10 leave for Long
Beach. Calf. Sunday morning. They
win spend the entire summer on the
coast Ar Walshe viii join his FAM
lis at the beach later in the SUMMED
for a few weeks vacation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
About FL Pasoqns.

Charles Gordon has moved from
$40 Rosa TO 2o14 MADEIRA
+. z. Perkins has moved from 1852
Douglas street 70 Sos Bisbee-
F. E. Jarniesan has moved from
1891 Kentucky TO 1891 Alamagordo-
Mrs z. steueru has moved from
1925 Arizona street 20 1898 Montana
Mrs Cralyon Houston has moved
from 91e Mundy 10 III North Brown
6. o. Cazaras has moved from 50l
South St Frain 20 419 s. Virginia
]. v. Dawtin has moved from 525
West Missouri 10 700 North Ochoa
street
lIr. and Mrs. T. X Allen have
moved from the Knickerbocker 20
1901 Montana street
Reva Reyes, small daughter OF Prof
and 1Irs. r. r Reyes. IS slightly inn
proved after an illness at the family
capt and AIRS. L. C. Frizze1 are the
happy parents OF a baby daughter,
Marguerite Louise, born on Nay q at
Hotel Disu. Mrs FrizZel was the for
mer Miss Marguerite Goering. Capt
Frizzel is stationed here with the
seventh cavalry.
The condition OF DR.. P. H Brown.
who recently underwent a serious
operation at Hotel Dieu IS much i'm
proved His son, Claiming came down
from Roswell where he is attending
the New Mexico Military institute. and
Is at the family home for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carslairs and
their guests. Norris Simpson, Jr-. and
HadleF Fraser. motOred down the val
lev on Wednesday for visit with
1Ir and Mrs. Milton Graves at FL Nido
and later were guests at the Green
Tea Pot on their way back TO the
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29

A MUSICAL entertainment was
a given at the Khaki club al
Ysleta on wednesday evening for the
men Of the seventh cavalry stationed
there. Y. " c. a. secretary A. E.
Haags and Airs. c. A. Graham di-
rected the program, motoring down
the valley with the entertainers. The
club, which has recently been en-
larsed and redecorated was fragrant
with vases Of flowers. The following
program was given:
UxuIeIe numbers. Miss Nell Boomer
Miss Dorothy Lewis and Miss Eloise
Knotts-
Vocal solo. Frederick Stevenson
Readings. Miss Margaret Hines
Vocal selections. Miss Palmateer-
Violin numbers. Connie Mae Tobias
READINGS. Florence stevenson
Walter Davis accompanied the
mum bers - the piano.
Mrs. Graham made a short talk ar
ter the program was given IN when
she told OF her pleasure and that OF
Mr. Graham in acquaintance with the
soldiers stationed about Fl Paso'
while Mr.. Graham was army Y. N &
A secretary. Mr.. Haage also made a
talk and Mrs Margaret Compton
who IS in charge Of the War Camp
Community work in Ysieta thanked
ne entertainers on behalf OF the sol
dfers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
Musical.

The piano recital TO be given by
Miss Adelaide Oyerstreet assisted by
Mrs Francis Moore and Mrs. Warren
Small will take place Friday evening
at $50 at the home Of Mr. and Airs
Miss Birdie Alexander presented
three OF her music pupils in voice and
piano recital az the r. 3. HOman res
idence in GrandvieW "Wednesday
evening These young musicians in
clude Gardner Leeper, daughter Of
Ny. and Mrs George T. Wallace Nir-
ginia Homan. daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. P 3. Homan and Cornelia Love,
daughter OF Dr.. and Mrs J. D. Love.
The drawing room, the scene Of the
recital was decorated with vases and
piano numbers were greatly enjoyed.
The program included;
Miniature Melodies Nos. 1, ., 8, &
:, T." GaynOrs COrnelia Love
Three Little Heads" Armstrong
"Benediction," by Mary Turner sal
ter; Augusta Leeper-
Goodnight. Dear Mother The
Dance Boat Song" THE Answer
Newcomb: Mary Virginia Homan-
Cuckoo" 'Whippoorwill.' Bar
tholomeW, Cornelia Love
Lullaby" Dance Lightly" Cay
nor. Augusta Leeper.
Sandman" Aliessner; Mary Viz
'.Doiiy's Music Lesson Hall; Cor
nalia Love
Kind Old Winter" "A Frown and
4 Smile Meissner. Augusta Leeper.
Funeral March OF The Pet Bird,
/ Tschafkowsky. The Little Rogue.
Heinrich Hoffman: Mary Virginia Ho-
man
Original melodies by Cornelia Love.
I Lullaby .'Raindrops." ~Birdit Fly
/ a Request
The Little Wanderer." Burlitt
] Augusta Leeper.
Curious story" Helle-: Mary Viz
ginia Homan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
.EI Pasoans Awau.

Mrs G. T. Moore. Of FL Paso. & in
Long Beach. Calf. registered At the
Kennebec hotel
Airs. L. H Montgomery left Tues
day at noon on the Golden State
Limited for New York city, where
she goes 10 Join her daughter. Mrs
Charles Davis. who Is there with her
daughter, Frances. Mrs MOntgom-
cry. hrs. Davis and Frances viii
spend the summer season on the
beaches OF the Atlantic coast
Mrs. H. P. Schuster and her daugh-
ter, Mss Margaret Schusters returned
on Tuesday from a visit to the Cali
forufa beaches. They viii remain at
home for a month and viii then go
TO Cloudcroft, where they viii occupy
their cottage DR.. s. A. Schuster VIII
spend some time in Clouderoft with
his mother and sister and next week
E Mrs Schuster's other daughter. Mrs
{ c. A. Reinmund, viii 90 Up to the cot
tage with her two children Margaret
and Carl Dr.. Reinmuud viii spend
I the Weekends with his family. and
I viii accompany them 70. the mountain
( resort.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
Miss Emma Louise Garner Becomes
The Bride of John r. McCrun1n1en

0 beaded in white and worn with hat
of pink georget crepe. Her arm bou-
quet was formed Of brides roses. An
Informal reception was held after the
ceremony. Mr.. and 1Irs. Oden are at
present at home at Hotel Paso del
Norte but viii leave in a few days
Tor Clifton Ariz-, where the groom is
connected with q smelling company
Mrs Oden is one of the two attract
i've daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". B.
HargrOve and is very popular both
IN the valley and FL PasO- Mum bers
Of social affairs have been given in
her honor since the announcement Of
her engagement.
AIRS. Courtney Camp and Mrs. sam
uel Ruffner We're joint hostesses at
Clint Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Camp. The party was in the
nature Of a miscellaneous shower
given in honor Of Miss Helen Har-
grave, whose marriage to B. Olden
occurs this week The gifts were
presented TO the bride TO be in a
large basket covered with white and
decorated with flowers The follow
iEg we're present: Mrs. J. R. Coker,
Mrs J r Elliott. Mrs R. T. Griffin,
Mrs c. =. Humble. Mrs C. A. Hutch
ms. Mrs. S. B. Blair Mrs. y. s Oat-
man, Airs. George Celum, Mrs, D. 3.
Aauldin, Mrs. A. s. Priest. Mrs. A r
Sanders, Mrs. Stewart Schairer, Mrs.
J. J. Schairer. Mrs Silva Mrs. " s
skew Mrs C. f. Smith Mrs f. s
Perkins. Mrs. T. l. Welzig. 1lrs. l. E
Whitteker, AIRS. ". F. Mauldin, Mrs
c. s Trice, Mrs. 7 A McGorbigal,
Mrs. r T. Stains, Mrs F. r. David
son, Mrs Frank First, Mrs 7. SEQ
field. Mrs W u. Hargrove and Mrs
T. L Travis, G. y Murphy, s. W
Jackson and Misses Josie Silva Helen
HargroCe, Nellie Hargrove and Miss
Dacy.
lIr. and AIRS. c. A. Fuller announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Ruby
Mae. TO Earl Rigdon AIcMullen- The
wedding, which had been kept secret
until Wednesday. occurred on January
81 in the chapel Of saint Clements
Episcopal church, the Rev Fuller
swift officiating. Mr.. McMullen comes
of one Of the most prominent families
Of South Dakota and he and Mrs Nc
Mullen viii make their home at HUI
ron. S D. the home Of the McAlullen
family. Mrs. 1fcAIullen is the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller and
is q very attractive member OF the
younger set After Mr. McMullen re-
ceives his discahrge in two weeks
from the ninth engineers. where he
has been serving since the wars be-
ginning, he and his wife viii take
trip to points Of interest in CalifOr-
MA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29


A T a very pretty home wedding SOL
"A emnized at the home Of Mr. and
AIRS. VIM. lessen. 2So7 Bliss street
Miss Emma Louise Garner and John
r. McCrummen were united in mar
rage by the Kew. Percy r. Knieker-
booker, wednesday night The home
was beautifully decorated in roses,
carnations ard sweet peas. the color
scheme Of piak and white being used
throughout prior to the ceremony.
Miss Alma NcCrummen played a Sc
lection from Cadman- IAN for You
was beautifully rendered by Mrs hop-
ert Lander Miss lIcCrEmuen, SISTER
OF the Groom, PLAYED the Weuoln5
march Miss Helen JACKSON tne manu-
of honor preceded the bride
Miss Garner entered upon the arm
OF her uncle. William lessen, VINO CAV e
her ia marriage. The bride was met
AZ the altar by ar. McCrumnen. ae-
companfed By his best man. r. 3.
Hem.
Tie bride was very beautifully
eowned On white pussy willow laIIelas
and picture hat OF Wnlle ana var
ried bouquet Of pink roses
Miss Jackson was very pretty N a
creation Of canary crepe ce cnene- she
carried a shower bouquet OF orcnlus
and brides roses
u
Of pink. with hat TO match
AIRS H. NcCrummen. mother OF l-e
groom. was very becomingly dressed
ID navy blue taffeta-
Mrs. VIM Jessen was in silver gray
after the ceremony reception was
held and the wedding cake was cut 10y
The bride and the Wishbone Vas I0ln4
by Miss Zella Prater. the button by
Mrs. Lee Moore, the thlmole by Rev
Nr. Knickerbouker, the ring by Spen-
Ger Darby hlre-
The bridal bouquet was caught BY
Hiss Alma McCrummen-
Miss Garner has made her nome
with the lessons for NUMBER o.
= ears and has many friends mere ALE-
1TcCrummen is an El Fasoan ana u
connected with the firm Of Fred j.
Feldman company.
The yomE couple VIII be at home
10 their many friends after June ~ az
No 6. The Binkley apartments.
Ar pretty wedding service Oh
Wednesday evening at the home o.
the brides parents, Ar and MIS- ~
n HargrOve at Clint, Barney Oden
and Miss Helen HargroFe We're unileQ
ia marriage The Hargrove home,
which is very attractive, was Qecorat-
"a in a profusion Of sweet peas ano
roses Before the ceremony MISS
Tosfe silva sang "Ail For You. &C
comuanied at the piano by Miss Nelle
f1rrsrove sister of the bride l-rs-
n Nelson played Lohengrln's we'd
ding march as the bride entered on
the arm Of her father, VINO gave he5
in marriage. Rev. j. J. Goluen reaq
The wedding lines as the bride ana
groom stood beneath great wed
ding he'll of white sweet peas Ine
bride. a charming brunei was lovely
IN her frocS OF pink georget crepe,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
Mrs. Homer Swearingen Is Hostess at
Charming Card Party to Her Friends

afternoon at the Pnsbury home on
West Missouri street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
Fridays Calendar
In Local Society

7 AVN social at the Magoffin home
l. OF Magoffin avenue in the even
ing for the benefit Of the Immaeu-
late Conception church
The pupils OF the Texas school Of
Mines will present a burlesque drama
entitled Three Prospestors" in the
evening on the school campus
Miss Mary Hin viii be hostess 10
the Nine Nifty Nitters at the Ne"-
man home on Mckinley avenue.
Adelaide Overstreet VIII give a
nfano recital IN the evening az Q
o'clock az the home Of Mrs W. T.
Dance at the country club by the
officers Of the 9Th cavalry
Col and Mrs James J. HornDroo1
viii give q dinner al the country
club preceding the 5th cavalry dance
knitting department OF the llec
Cross open IN the Red cross Slop, IN
san Jacluto plaza Mrs Horace
BrOaddus. chairman or woman .1s1-
Cross work OF the Fl Paso chapter Of
the American Red Cross Mrs O. :.
stewart. chairman Of the departma mt
Mrs c. j. Kelly, vice chalrmaus MIS-
william Piatt. chairman IN the morn
ing. Mrs j. 3. Watson chairman OF
the afternoon. Knitting INSTRUCTORS
Mrs z ~ Bell. Mrs HAYES watson
Miss Aguess stewart and Ms =
Brown
The Theosophical society wiz meet
with Miss Grace Logan &C the Los-l
home. on Arizona street. On Fridas
evening
sIiss adelaide Overstreet win appear
In a piano recital at $50 at the nome
Of Mrs. W r. Brown
-, ,f,vver- snar,,ened. allen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29

Lawn Mowers snarlfcned- allen
Arms & Cycle c.. 40f n. oregon ST.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29

Mrs. a " Pnsbury VIII entertain
a Few friends at cards on Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
Queen Quality.

FL Paso Queens viii wear Queen
Quality Shoes this summer and viii
know what the Queen" quality sig
nffies. We are showing these shoes in
both pumps and oxfords. Special at
tentiou TO mail orders.
Lerner shoe CO., 20 san Antonio 81.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29
Lodges and Clubs.

The Tribe OF Ben Hur. - Paso
court 10 90. viii give a benefit dance
this evening in Liberty hall Mrs p
a. Grumley is chairman OF arrange
meurs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-29

By GEHIHL d. HhELE.sF UItU-
OSTRICH feathers are used TO adorn
~ most beautiful dresses, hats and
parasoIs. A fascinating use Of ostrich
trimming is shown on this afternoon
rovn OF French gray Georgette crepe,
which displays three rows Of ostrich
fringe on each sleeve, and a band and
scant fringe around the neck The
cirdle is divided by a gathered ruffle
or heading Of GeorEette crepe. Rain
bow ribbon, OF. rather, three separate
shades Of ribhon-Old gold. greenish
blue and old rose-fold snugly around
the waist and end I'm little bows -Four
lines Of bead embroidery in grey trim
the front Of the blouse With this
effective gown is worn an all-black
hat
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28

Under the law no woman under II
years OF age is allowed to be en-
ployed as an elevator conductor in
New York state.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
GARST
WILL SPEAK
LEsing-LinS Missionary Ct the First
Chr5Et5su Church 20 Visit
Lc11 coasrc-
ration

MISC Gretchen Ga-st. Of Akita.
Jaczn foreign missionary u the FIRST
Christian church q EeoEzk, viii d.
Eve- tre addresses Ct the dzy ~ the
church tomorrow Miss Gs-st is 10
rz1 for Js1sn IN ECEuEt 70 resume her
-,fr~.o1e-T york IN which she has
been engaged for several years. being
-+e -ag-ege-tz tire u the local church
She Fzs VISITED geokug On number
Of occzrons and e personally known
70 = large nnZoer 81 the congrega-
ion Her sdSregses are always INTER
eating and large audience - ex
rec+eS ~ The services tomorrow 20
tea- ae- tzlk q missionary expert
zneee ard ntgslo1z- work
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
II the Hinood- rome

There are moving picture actresses
and moving picture stars Some
times the actresses shine brilliantly
enough 70 become stars and some
stars cuisine others. Dorothy Phil
lips has passed through all these
stages q progression and now she f.
shining Sd brightly that she must
attract still more attention.
Critics are unanimous II declaring
that The Heart OF Humanity" is
greater than-but comparisons are
o,dtoEE Suffice II TO say. IL Is the
reasons most unusual attraction
See il AZ the Eippodrone Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday
Dorothy Phillips Is n her early
tEez-teS, b9- she has been before
r1e public professionally since she
was seventeen She could go back
further than that for when she vas
II school IL Baltimore, her home.
Do-o-hy was called upon 20 play
with Tie local STOCK company when
ever play called for Child part.
and she generally preTsfisd Upon her
o1-protessionzls. By the
Es-1o giye her z weeks vacation
from school 20 mat she could I'll the
e1gsge-eut- She was the star actress
4 al the school entertainments, 90
tEle scholastic Authorities were IN
cli1ed 20 d Isn3ent
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
CITY NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs C. T. Lamb left to-
day for q visit in Hannibal and st.
Louis, Mo-
Buy White Rose gasoline and get
better results. Filling station open
Sundays. National Refining Co, sI1
Main 81.
Built BIZ P. D. Kennedy-the
stamp Of honest cement work. Esti-
mates furnished on all kinds of ce-
nlent work Write 1907 Palean or
call Red 1861
Miss May C. French. foremrly of
the Keokuk schools and now teaching
IN Seattle, is spending The summer
vacation with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ French, OF 1901 Blon-
deau street
Miss Gretchen Garst, OF Akita,
Japan, foreign missionary representa-
tive OF the Keokuk Christian church.
viii speak at the regular morning and
evening services OF the church to-
morrow.
John s. Bradheld, of Company 1.
1ssth infantry. and well known TO
some OF rhe Keokuk memb ers OF that
famous regiment, has re-enlfsted In
the army in Burlington, IN the cavalry
this time in order TO see the rest o..
the world.
Corporal George Y. Usher, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H Usher, OF ia South
Second street. was with the 10ath am
munition train yesterday and was met
ar the union station BIZ his family. He
win be home next week
DR.. o. W Rowe has received word
from his sen. Stanley B. Rowe. that
he arrived at Camp Dix on THURSDAY
He enlisted in the ammunition train in
July. 1917 and later was transferred
10 the headquarters OF the veterinary
hospital unit 16
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
CITY NEWS.

Buy White Rose gasoline and ge-
better resultz- Filling station ooen
Sundays National Re115ag Co, 81
Main ST.
Patrons % the classified column.
sending advertisements IN over .he
phone must arrange 70 send pavr1 IN;
for same on day the notice e 70 a.
pear, as all classified Advertising IL
on strictly cash basis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
MOVING PICTURES.
A. the Grand

One Of the best photopiay Etorls 5
sTsr furnished Enid Benns-t, the
Thomas h Ilce star, as z vehicle Is
Partners Three" the Paramount
picture which viii be shown al the
Grand tonight
The action revolves about Agnes
Cuyler. who, al the opening % tie
picture is discovered TO be a cabaret
dancer Accepting an offer of mG-
rage 5- Eestsrner 10 escape q
11s-zsts1uI existence. she jumps from
he FIRING pan into the fire
Miss Bsonstt IS supported by a
EsIl-cEoss1 cast The picture Was
directed by Fred NibIo under the
supervision OF Thomas H Ilce.
Addsd attraction. Bray Picto-
graph with Body Bumps" the little
fellow the children lore.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
WHY TANK WILL
NOT COME HERE
The Fighting Motor Machines Use :
Lot Of Gas and Oil When
travelling over
the Ground

When il was arranged that big
six ton war tank should De exhibited
at Cedar Falls On July Fourth. q plan
was started 20 have Il rln down 70
Eeokuk over the PeTshilg Way during
July TO let the peopLa along the route
and around Keokuk see IL in action
1t viii not make the TIP.
II was learned that IL would BE-
necessary TO buy 1850 gallons OF gaso
line and 1872 gallons Of high grade oil
for the trip to Keokuk- At present
prices, the man working up the plar
became discouraged at these figures
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
CITY NEWS.

Ash hauling. Proctor Red 312-
Mrs. I'd. s. Lotion visited in ka-
hoka yesterday
st. Maryss lawn social Guild No
Z. Wed. July 2. on church lawn
Notice. Dr.. Gray's house phone
number is changed to -, Office No 8.
Bay White Rose gasoline and get
better results. Filling station open
SundaYs. National Refining Co, 81
Main St
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Cunningham
are spending several days visiting with
relatives 81 EllEood City, Pennsyl-
vania
Classified advertising must be
7aif for in advance Telephone or
ders are accepted ar tire risk OF the
patron.
The telephone number in The Gate
City business Office IS IS. and in the
city editors room. 2s1. Please make
vcur calls accordingly.
--Reokuk lodge No. 3. l. O. O. F.,
meets regularly every Monday night
~ o'clock J. B. Wen, y. G.:
Henry chaefar recording secretary
WORK in the second degree.
Cant. J.. r. Perkins and wife CT
u a.
TIE home OF his sister. Mrs. 0. ".
Rove. He served il the medical corps
In the 249th infantry Of the ssth d.
vision
Mss Gretchen Garst, OF Akita,
Ispan. foreign missionary representa-
tive Of the Reotuk Christian church.
viii speak at the regular morning and
evening services OF the church to-
moTow.
Subscribers TO The Gate City
should notify the business Office II
rnesy pzper IS not delivered promptly.
All complaints should reach this Of
Zee Before s o'clock as the business
orce closes at that hour
-sir. and Mrs. P. c. Hayden win
1eave for Chicago, Milwaukee and
Ann Ar5or Monday morning They
wiII attend the annual session of the
National Educational association at
Milwaukee
Bids wanted for the building OF
new bank building az Colusa, III. Plans
and specifications are TO be seen at
1 sonbergers store al Colnsa. H., and
Fl the State bank ar Nauvoo. III Bids
20 be in By July 10 and viii be opened
July 10 al one o'clock p. N. at the
colusa hall Building committee.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
WESTMINSTER
BROTHERHOOD
That Presbyterian Club Of Men VIII
Take Their Families to Pic
mic at Rand
Park

The Westminster brotherhood, OF
the Presbyterian church, VIII have a
picnic a. Rand park next Tuesday
evening
Instead Of only the membership par
IEcipaG5ug as 81 its regular meetings,
this time the club viii invite the fam
lilies OF the members 10 join In the
festivities
They vii assemble al s o'clock with
baskets flied. and after the supper on
the grass, DR. + NJ Fuller viii speak
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
kEOKUK BECOMES
SUMNER RESORT
15e-r-ror-ss-.- C-c-E Down ard Brings
C1c5 Sfes-rs- HFnic7 is -cgn1
. :. S>-y n.
f-es-fr-

TIE -s-CT = -Ee government
the-uo-s-s-E q up y -he Essther
bureau station Z E=ok1E, I'D rot &c.
above s. 6eEe=s yesterday.
Lss- night i c-cC2e1 dear down 70
sc degrees. zEC EeoE2k people slept
sC-c6lg and CgZEo-t4c5!. T1ts NOM
ing vas Delightfully."- oocl zr6 refresh
ing
Somewhat -s--s- Sunday rss ths
forecast g1Te- CIT IT Observer Case
wisch this morning.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28
SMART BOYS
DISCOURAGED
Hamilton Is One Place Where They
Get Heavy Fines for Doing the
Small Town
Stunts

Hamilton has started 10 discourage
the smart kid acts Of the boys who do
small town stunts in the streets to
attract attention TO themselves, an
epidemic OF which seems prevalent in
Keokuk and hereabouts lately.
One youth there was arrested the
next day after doing some stunts and
was fined 500 and costs.