The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-09
CITY NEWS

The Woman's Guild of Graham hos.
pital will meet tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock at the Nurses Home.
For the first time in some time
both north and south @ trains were on
time this morning almost to the min
ute.
The cases against Witch. Wheatley
and Harrington in the court of Justice
Landes were set for 8 O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, but upon change of venue
the cases went over to the court of
Justice Burrows and will be heard
there some time this week.
Mrs. Daniel Droe died Sunday even
ing at O'Clock at her home On the
Cory vineyard, from pleurisy. Besides
her husband who is manager of the
property just above the middle lock.
she is survived by four children. The
remains are to be taken to Nauvoo for
burial.
At the Drexel bowling alleys this
evening the Keokuk Club team will
meet the Independents On Tuesday
evening st. Peters Club will bowl
the Drexels and Grand Leaders will
bowl St Mary's Club. The former
game will be played on the Drexel al
leys and the latter at st. Mary's club
alleys.
This is week of prayer in the AS
sociations throughout the country
and Y. M. G. AS are making an effort
to properly observe the week. The
Keokuk Y. NJ c. A. will hold four
meetings at noon. At 1910 p. m. a
lunch will be served and the meetings
will follow this luncheon
On Saturday the Kahoka H. S. team
played the Hamilton H. s. game of
foot ball in which the Missouri lads
We're victorious by score of 26 to 0.
The Kahoka team has not been de-
feated in game with any team this
season and has strong team of
which Bell, the south paw base ball
pitcher, is the captain.
The annual meeting of the Keokul,
Base Ball association will be held to-
morrow evening at the superior court
room and every fan in the city is in
vited and urged to attend. Directors
for the coming year will be elected
and the meeting will be an important
one in as much as there are other
matters of interest to come before the
association. A large attendance is
desired at this meeting.
Canton college played game of
football with the Hannibal high school
on Saturday, the score at the end OF
the second half being 0 to 0, neither
side being able to score. Next Satur-
day the Canton team will meet the
indicated Kahoka team and a hard
fought battle is expected. A reception
was rendered the Hannibal team at
the Canton college on Saturday even
ing
A woman who gave her name as
Hannah Durant arrived in town yes
terday and told the city marshal that
she had lost her pocket book on the
train and had no money to get to
Bushnell. He turned her over to the
superintendent of the poor who gave
her ticket as far as Carthage. where
she claimed to have friend who
would help her along the balance Of
the way
Keokuk Pentescostal Mission will
have meetings Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. All invited.
Beginning at o'clock seats for the
Y. M. c. A. entertainment will be re
served tomorrow evening at the Y. M.
c.. A. All persons wishing to re-
serve seats for the season must be at
the Association building and the sale
will open promptly at o'clock.
Temporary iniunctions have been
issued in the district court against
the city of Keokuk and Lee county,
restraining them from advertising for
sale any of the property of the Keokuk
National bank for taxes. The bank
has filed suits contesting the right
of the city and county to tax 1t for
United States bonds and the injunc-
ton stands until the final settlement
of the two suits.
Notice has been served by the sher-
if upon John Cook who conducts a
saloon at No. 900 Main street, that
complaint has been made that he is
violating the injunction against his
place of business by operating sa-
loon within 900 feet of a church build
ing, to-wit the Trinity NJ E. church,
and that he is to abate the nuisance
at once. The order, drawn up by
County Attorney Blood states that
Cook had agreed to move before No
vember 1, but has not done SO.
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