The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-07


lsdiss n Ksokuk, - answer - eli rod n.
tho vasiess eAurcAea, met = the New School
Prsahytsgisn1 Church, on Thursday, The 6Gb.
at o'clock. A temporary ossaaisatiso was
effected BY calling Mrs /. N. Crittsuden 70
tbs Chair, and Mrs. W. g. Cnig to act -
Secretary.
j A eoaatitation having been prsssated and
resd by Mrs. Geo. B. Smyth, on motion Of
Mis-. h. p. Lowe Il WAS
Rpoasas, That " proceed 70 osgsniss .
Ladies Bsnesolent Society tor the beneat OF
the psoe.
whereapon the paper above refsrredto vas
ad opted - the Constitution Of tho Ladies'
Bensvolsnt Society Of Keoknk.
Rksolesd, That committee Of aye be APP
p inted By the Chair 70 report permanent Of
tcers for the Society.
The Chair appointed upon this committee
the following persons: Mrs. Harrison, Mrs.
Lowe, Mrs. Gen. Curtis, Mrs. Wslcott, Mrs.
PARROT and Mrs Geo. B. smyth.
The committee, AFTER due consultation, re-
ported the following names:
| For Haidsnt- Smith Hamll
| Vice Rrssideaf-M j. Curtis.
Secret0sr-- ----
| Trsdsursr--Mrs. Mann.
| Dtrecfo,s--Mrs. Gen. Curtis, Mrs. NJ. Car
ter, ArS. E. H. Harrison, Mrs. X. P. Lowe,
| Mrs. D. b. Hills, Mrs. j. G. PARROT, Mn.
Wooster, Mrs. G. B. Smyth.
VISITING COMMITTEES.
F'ra Tord-Mrs Billings, Mrs. Goldman,
Mrs. Raid, Mrs. Judge Clagstt.
SarDnd Ward-Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. 8. A. Silicon.
Third Ward-Mrs. McBlain. Mrs Knowles,
Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Miss NJ. Hamll.
Fourth H'ard-Mrs. Birge, Mrs. lngersoll,
Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Cross.
| On motion the nominations were unani-
mously elected.
The Society adjourned to meet 1t the cali
Of the President.
MRs. /, N. CRrrrEspEs, Pres. pro tenn.
Mas. W. G. CRAIG, Sec'y pro. tem.
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DowN among the dead men are at this mo-
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The Register says the Des Noines Driving
Park Association are fitting up their grounds
for Skating Rink. Four acres will be er-
closed with high and tight board fence and
suitable buildings for the accommodation Of
the skaters erected within the enclosure.