The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-15
ELyASTok, Ill

Many invitations TO spend Easter
Sunday with friends and relatives
we're Cancelled On account of weather
conditions, and yet few braved the
storm and chance Of getting snow
bound and spent the day with rela-
Il l15xaS
Mr. and. Mrs. ReTa Martin and
friend, Mr. Olson. were Easter Sun
daE visitors with her parents al Bisn-
diasTfIle-
IN Miss Goldie Kinnan Of Carthage,
spent Easter with her aunt, Mrs
NH Poland. and family.
Miss EVA Davidson and brother
Ear, spent Easter with relatives near
Ferris
M and Mrs. Thomas Carey were
Easier Sunday visitors al the home
q mis- brother. M Carney, al Bland
1nsyllle, the event being birthday
surprise for the latter named who
was born On Easter Sunday, April 4,
/ 1858, and that date has not occurred
/ ON Easter Sunday but twice since =
splendid dinner was enjoyed by those
! present, but several o. the invited
guests were unable to be present OF
| account Of the storm
Leonard Paul, the son Of Mr. and
Ers. Paul Marshall, fell from the
dining table one DAY last week and
broke his collar bone, but We are
glad 10 know ne is getting along
nicely
Mr.. S. Shipltn Of Carthage, spent
q few days last week with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. z. S. Martin, and family.
Z Mrs. ". II. Kimbrough has returned
from Topeka, Kansas, where she and
Mr.. Kimbrough have spent the WIN
ter in hopes of benefting Mr.. Kim
sbrough's health She viii rejoin him
there in the near future
4 Mrs Everfart Of Carthage, was 4
recent visitor here with her taugh-
ter Clifford, at the faculty dormitory.
4 Robert Thompson of Chicago, spent
several days with his family at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Horney, recently. He has a
position with the Packard automobile
:works.
/ The Priscilla club met at the home
of Mrs. Lama Grauf last Wednesday.
This club also held a poverty social
lat the Woodman hall Saturday even
ting. which proved to be quite an en-
tjoyable affair." All the members and
frags and tags prepared to have q
sgood time. Several prizes were
an arded as follows: The most ragged
}woman, Miss Annabel Reach, a bottle
yof Palmolve hair tonic; the most
ragged man, Lester A Thomas, a
Tsack of cigars; also Mr. Thomas
Family won the prize as the most
ragged family, which was a box Of
cpollinp
one of the features of the evening
prize as the best spelIer and received
1 la box OF stationery. Ice cream and
waters were seTvedY
Ellsworth Barnes was a FaiTyiew
Syisitor over Sunday.
Mrs. John Damon who was called
shere by the illness Of her mother
three months ago, departed last Fri.
3day evening for her home in Benuy,
sCanada. She was accompanied by
1 her mother, Mrs. Lucinda Day, who
will make her home with her daugh-
Hter A number of neighbors and
Afriends gathered at the station, show
ling their appreciation, and best
wishes TO the ladies for a safe jour.
Aney to their northern home. Mrs
EDay has been a resident of this com
Immunity for many years and leaves
4many friends here who regret her
Hgoing away.
sweather is delaying the farm WORK
and garden making.
After many months of vearv II,
ness, MIS-. Mary E. Balloon entered
into restuSnpday evening at her resi-.
$50 y