The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-20
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CITY NEWS

Palm quarted lb. package best I'M
perial tea, packed where grown, regu-
lar fifteen cent size. Special for Sat
urday, only ten cents, limit of one
pound to customer. Jno. DeYong,
26 South Fourth street.
Ewers Mccarthy Co., overcoats.
The social and all society events in
Keokuk have fully awakened as was
evidenced by the many social events
which took place last evening
The regular Sunday afternoon meet.
ing at the Y. w. G. A. will be led by
Miss Martha Hornish. Miss Hornishs
talk will be on "Woman's Thanksgiv.
ing"
Thanksgiving linens-Central
Fair and warmer weather is prom
Used for this evening and tomorrow,
No one could complain at the kind
of weather being furnished just at
present
In the district court this morning
the final report was approved in the
NJ w. Wright estate. Judgment for
s741.46 was entered in the case OF
Larson VS.. Larson. An order was is
sued approving the placing of mort
gage upon proporey in the Mary Rem
valid etsate and number Of other
matters were attended to.
Robert T. h4il, one of the interna
tional secretaries for educational
work, is at the Y. M. G. A. today ano
will remain until next Monday. He
will be present at special conference
of the educational work committees oil
the assocition tomorrow evening, the
conference to be preceded by sup
per- He will also address the Sunday
afternoon boys meeting.
Vice President Willard of the Bur.
lington was reelected vice president
of the American Railway Association
at the semi-annual meeting held in
Chicago Reports were submitted by
the committees on car service, safety
appliances, nominations, etc. The
meeting was largely attended all the
leading lines in the country being rep
resented. President Delano of the
Wabash is the president of the associa-
ton
At the Y NJ. C. A. meeting Sunday
afternoon at the Grand opera house
an especially fine program of music
will proceed the regular address, and
a half hour of musical numbers will
be given. A fine male chorus of six
/ teen voices under the direction of P.
C. Hayden, several violin numbers by
Mrs. Marder will be enjoyed by those
present. During the meeting Edward
Laubersheimer will sing. This musical
concert will be given at o'clock and
and continue until 1890
] Ten per cent discount on Thanksgiv-
ing linens at Central store.
The Mississippi Valley Telephone
company has just made arrangements
for connections with the Mississippi
Valley company of Illinois and now
j covers Hancock county thoroughly
| Connections have been had with the
Western Illinois company for some
time, but the local company now has
connection with both companies and is
thus able to serve its patrons better
than ever before. A long distance
connection with Quincy has also just
been opened up over these lines
President NJ. E. Justice received a
letter today from Harry Hofer Of
Quincy, one of the members of the
committee of three to investigate con
ditions in Hannibal and Galesburg, ap
plicants for the franchise in the Cen
trail association. Mr.. Hofer reports
very favorably concerning baseball in
both of the towns. but in his letter
states that the committee will wait
for statement from both of the man
ayers. The committee expects to have
these reports in few days and a
vote can then be taken after the di
rectors of the various clubs have ia
married themselves with conditions
made known by the report of this
committee. Both towns are eager fol
the franchise and are very enthusi
astic and hope to fill the vacancy left
by Oskaloosa. Either of the places
above named would be suited for the
league, for not only are they good
drawing cards, but the location is sat
isfactory. Keokuk directors have not
yet made up their minds as to a
vote and will doubtlessly be governed
to large extent by the report of the
committee.