The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-19
CITY NEWS

Mrs. w Frank Brown is to give
reading at Fort Madison on Thursday
evening, assisted by st. Mary's choir
4 Leroy J. Wolf. teller of the State
Central Savings Baks, is on weeks
vacation.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk Lodg"
No. 10, l. o. O. F.. ,londay night. at s
ally invited
Keokuk lodge, No. 10 of the Odd Eel
flows will meet this evening for third
degree work and also to make a
change In the constitution.
Rally day was observed in the West
minister Sunday School yesterday.
there being special exercises for the
children and older members of the
/ Sunday School,
/ There We're no evening services last
4 evening at ST. Paul's German Evangel-
ical church, the pastor being in Fort
Madison to preach. Next Sunday will
be Mission Sunday at this church.
Read the registration notice and
when the registrars are in session go
and attend to this important duty.
This year all voters in Keokuk and
Fort Madison must register or lose
their vote. The voters in the towns
and county precincts do not need to
register
All voters in Keokuk must register.
This registration notice appears in
this issue. Read it and on the first
day of registration be sure and enroll
your name SO you will be entitled to
vote election day. The time and the
i place is given in the registration no.
tice.
The predicted rain storm and colder
weather for Saturday night and Sun
day, failed to appear in this vicinity,
yesterday being another bright, warm
autumn day. The weather flags this
morning were still Of the same opinion
however and predicted a storm and a
drop in temperature.
An audience that completely filled
the house listened attentively to the
discourse delivered by Elder E. Rhodes
at the Christian church, Bank and Fiji
teenth streets, last evening. Special
music was furnished by the H. T. or
chestra and a solo was rendered by
Miss Ollie Williamson Of Sandusky
David Hendricks, who is employed
at G. w Immegart's grocery store says
that he was not the man hauled uI
from the levee Saturday forming in
the patrol wagon, almost too drunk te
give his name. The mans correct
name has been found to be David Hen
nessey. Hendricks says that he has
not time to be riding around in the
patrol wagon on Saturday mornings
and does not want his friends to think
that he was the man mentioned l.. this
paper Saturday evening.
Alderman O. A. Talbot who has re
turned from st. Louis where he at.
tended the National Grain Dealers
n convention, which by the way he re.
H ports as one Of the very best the as
\ ISOLATION ever held, says that in con.
II versation with a number of grain
II dealers from Indiana they report that
II state safely in the Taft column. He
H says that in talking with grain men
Il from all parts of the country he found
H the Taft sentiment strong with a de
H eided impression that the republican
l| nominee would experience no trouble
H In defeating Mr.. Bryan. Tennessee
II delegates were enthusiastic for TAT,
H and said they expected him to carry
N the state.
III The exercises at the First Christian
II church Sunday were conducted at the
n morning hour by Elder Connoran and
III In the evening the Christian Endeavol
N society had charge. The address by
III Elder Connoran was we'll received. In
NJ the evening special program was ar
HI ranged by the Endeavor society and
III while the audience was not large II
NJ was appreciative. DIR. Stafford gave a
NJ talk on why Person shoult
N become Christian early in life," and
III Mr.. Pierce of the Y. M. C. A. gave the
NJ principal address of the evening OF
III the relation of the Y. NJ. C. A. to the
HI church His remarks were interesting
III and instructive. Special music was
III furnished and the exercises enjoyed.
III The last devotional service to BIZ
III held in the old Congregational church
III was the one on Sunday evening which
III was largely attended by the members
III who will meet in their new church
HI building next Sunday when it will be
III dedicated. At the meeting last even
III ing. besides the sermon by the pastor
III A. j. Matthias read historical history
Wi of the old church and some of 1t.
y members. Miss Collins made an ad
dress appropriate to the occasion ant
c. r. Joy read letter from a non
IS member which told of the late Rev
Thatcher.