The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-26
CITY NEWS.

MIR. QeOrge HaSsail VIII play VII
olin solo, The Heavenly Song" by
Taylor, at the evening service OF Trim
ity NJ. E. church tomorrow.
The Baptist Boys basketball team
Q. this city will go to Mt. Pleasant on
New Years day to play game with
team of that place.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Stephenson
of South Ninth street have the sympa-
/ thy of friends in the death of their
infant son. James Harold, aged one
day.
The services in the Catholic
churches of the city yesterday was
very beautiful There was a large
! attendance at the early high mass
celebrated in the churches at 500
O'Clock. The singing was especially
fine.
A meeting of the federation COM
mittee will be held next Monday even
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. for the purpose
of hearing the report OF the committee
appointed to draft a constitution. All
of the evangelical churches of the city
are expected to be represented.
During the coming week the jun
iors of the Y. NJ. c, A. will nave an eS-
ira hour from $3.50 until 1000 o'clock,
and the Intermediates and business
/ boys from 10000 until 1850, the first
named class on Monday and Thursday
and the other classes on Tuesday and
! Friday
1 Cupid took no vacation on Christ
mas day, and neither did Justice
James S. Burrows. who yesterday
I morning came down to the court
house TO marry John Sutton and Evy-
I ian Munro, young Burnside couple,
: who came over to start their married
/ life on Christmas day in Keokuk.
Ralph Tebeau is home from West
ern college at Macomb and will remain
during the holidays. Young Tebeau
has made quite hit in college circles
there because OF his athletic ability,
and is being looked forward TO as one
of the star baseball players during the
coming season. He will return to col
7 iege in about a week
Glen. the little six-year-old sen OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. \. Conner of SOS Con
cert street, is i'll at his home with
d.phtheria. The house has been quar-
antined by the board of health but
several members of the family who
were not exposed have not been quar-
antined The little fellow has but {
mild form of diphtheria and it is the
hope of the attending physician L
cleck the disease before il has become
|, advanced. Friends of the family hops
for the speedy recovery OF Gen ant
: that no serious results will follow nj.
contraction OF the malady.
j "A comment on Herbert Leon Cope
; humorist. who will appear at tbs
+ Grand Tuesday evening: Interstate
+ Chautauqua. Salem. Neb.-Mr- Cops
. fairly jumps into the good graces o
his listeners and keeps them in goot
humor. His funny stories are reall!
, funny. or his ability as a story tellel
makes them seem funny. Ii seemed
I hard for him to get away from hi
audience last night. Mr.. Cope viii
; long be remembered By US, not onl,
: as an ideal entertainer. but also as on
: Of the most pleasant men it has beel
. our pleasure to meet The Saiea
/ Index.
I Mrs. E Messenger wa agreeabl,
[ surprised oy having all her childre'
I come home TO spend Christmas Wit
!, her. 1t being nineteen years sine
+ they were all at home at the sam
time. The following are the children
r Mrs. L NJ Philip OF New Boston
b Iowa; Mrs. F. NJ. Anderson Of hi
city: Mrs. ]. A koaider, OF Amour
4 South Dakota: 4. L. Messenger c
2 Keokuk: and H J. Messenger c
/ Amour, South Dakota Mrs. Messing
! er is enjoying very good health for
+ person over seventy-six years OF az
+ and she has lived OF the home plac
/ for more than ff,y-six years
1 This morning when arraigned
: the superior court George Van Bee
Il entered q plea Of not guilty 10 ii
< charge OF being drunk and disorder
: preferred against him. His bond va
: fixed at s5ao0 Arthur Sanmo
> plead guilty 10 drunkenness and wa
I sentenced to threa days in tha Ct.
i 5aiL sentence being suspended upo
\ payment OF costs, Arthur Sammo
i said that he came to town Christina
ere with si7.oa which he had blow
II before = O'Clock when he was pine,
: cd He was handed three DAYS
Z Judge Mcnamara on the charge {
drunkenness. Grace Vance was give
thirty days fer yagraacy. sentence .
q ing saspendsd upon her leaving TOW