The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-26
CITY NEWS

The Keokuk Whist club, which was
to have met with Mrs. Rubidge Tues
day afternoon will meet instead with
Mrs. c. A. Warwick.
A large number of the medical stu
dents will go to st. Louis where they
will enter the st. Louis Medical col
lege at that place.
Mrs. Maria Carey is ill at the home
of L. A. Hamill
Centerville and the region around
there, enjoyed a snow storm on Sat
urday which started at o'clock in
the afternoon and was still going
when darkness came. Keokuk is hav-
ing a rainy spell just at present.
DR.. N. E. Colby, graduate of the
Keokuk Dental College has come to
Keokuk to locate and will open up
big dental office here. He has leased
the suite of rooms over the NJ Younk-
er store and will open for business on
November 2 with a corps of exper-
fenced dentists and conduct one Of
the largest dental parlors in the west.
The closing of the clinics at the dem
tai college here caused him to come
to Keokuk to locate and he expects to
build up a large business. Elsewhere
In this issue, the Keokuk Dental Par
Tors makes an announcement to the
public
The Altar Guild entertained st.
Johns Guild this afternoon at the
home of Miss Louise Klein, No. 622 Ex-
change street.
David G. Fuller of Chicago was in
the city this afternoon for visit with
his brother, DR.. F. M. Fuller. They
We're both in Quincy yesterday. at
tending the celebration of their moth
er's eighty-first birthday.
marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Andrew A. Shepherd.
aged twenty-seven years, of Donnell-
son and Miss Daisy Della Raines.
aged twenty-four years of Croton. The
wedding will take place tomorrow ev-
ening, at the home of the bride.
Mrs. Mary G. Wellehan, deputy coun.
ty recorder, went to st. Joseph's hospi.
tai this afternoon for treatment. not
having felt very we'll for some time
past
Poormaster korschgen has a Keo-
kuk citizen on his list who has been
advised to go west, but who cannot
afford it and has appealed to him for
aid. The poormaster cannot issue
pass or give funds and cannot helm
the man unless the citizens will con.
tribute. The afflicted man does not
wish his name to be known and that
makes the matter quite problem to
handle. but the poormaster believes
that with the help of some of Keokuk's
charitably inclined people that he will
be able to send the man out west
soon.
Sam Raper was arrested again to-
day and locked up for being drunk.
He was Just bounced out Of town n
few days ago, but drifted back again.
An excellent meeting was held at
the Y. M. G. A. auditorium Sunday
afternoon which was attended by near.
~ one hundred men of the city. A
Whitmofe. religious state secretary,
spoke on the kind of men that should
teach the bible and why men who
teach men to be Christians should be
one himself. The musical program
preceding the meeting was a good
one also. Bruce Lake and F. C. Snv-
der gave mandolin-guitcr duet Mrs
Henry Schouten sang several songs.
and Miss ennie Schouten played the
accomplishments on the piano and also
played one numbes.
"A number of the wholesale and
other business houses of the CITY are
beginning to receive 1909 calendars
among which are some of very pref
ty design.