The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-20
CITY NEWS.

skater at tle Roll-a-way.
There will be plenty of fun in
store for all who attend the black face
party next Friday evening.
-Ewef's Grand Leader best sc cigar.
the Carthage basket ball team re-
turned to Carthage this morning on
the Wabash.
See the Indian Head overalls
made from the best denim and the
best khaki on display at Peterson
Bros.
Rev and Mrs. Eli Rhodes have the
sympathy OF friends in the death Of
their three weeks old daughter, which
occurred this morning of pneumonia
at the family residence near Summit
vile.
The Sunday afternoon boys meet
ing at the Y. NJ. C. A. will be for the
purpose Of picking tackles for the
football teams, which is being select
ed at the present time from Biblical
characters.
-Masonic-Special meeting of Har-
din lodge No. 20, A., F. and A. NJ, at
1880 Monday evening, February %.
Work in 2. A. degree. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited. BY order of
w. M. A. K Stewart, secretary.
On next Monday at Davenport,
the new $4,000 addition to st. AM
brose college is to be dedicated All
OF the priests Of this diocese have
been invited to attend and Father
Giglinger, pastor Of ST. Mary's church
expects to be present.
Following are the bowling games
for next week in the Keokuk Bowling
Association: Independence VS.. Keo-
kuk Club, Keokuk Club alleys and
Drexels VS.. st. Peters at Drexel al
leys on Monday evening: Seal Skins
VS.. Grand Leaders, Tuesday evening
Each team has but four games yet to
play with the exception OF the Grand
Leaders and Independents, who have
a postponed game to play off.
The Keokuk agency staff of the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Co., will on
Monday next attend convention Of
Metropolitan agents at Davenport,
Iowa. Delegates from Keokuk are
D. F. Sykes, assistant superintendt
ent, and Agents Chas. Lawson, B. P.
Brown and Albert Valkenberg. Off
GERS of the company to be present are
Geo. H. CASTOR, second vice-president
and VIM H. Stewart, superintendent
of agencies.
Attendants at the services of
Westminster Presbyterian church
will be especially favored in music
al way tomorrow. 1t the morning
service Miss Eva Emmett Wycoff will
sing the offertory my Redeemer and
My Lord and in the evening Mrs.
Bence will sing There Is a Green
Hill Far Away" by Gounod Miss
Wykoffs parents are remembered ap-
preciatively as former leaders of the
music in Westminster church during
the pastorate of DR.. Craig.
Lent begins with Wednesday of
next week, which is called Ash We'd
nesday." Rev. DR.. G.. Giglinger will
give lecture next Wednesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock on The Confess
sional." He will give full explana-
ton of confession, and will have a
confessional in the sanctuary in order
to explain better to n-Catholics
how confession is made. One of the
features of his lectures every We'd
!nesday during Lent will be the Cues
tion1Box. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all, non Catholics as we'll as
Catholics.
The Methodist brotherhood of the
!! Trinity NJ e. church will enjoy a big
banquet next Tuesday evening and
invitations are being sent out to about
one hundred members and their
| friends. The supper will be served
GAS O'Clock and following will be a
| musical program and short talks. The
Misses Olive Stricken and Ruth Gas
/ ton will give several musical and read
ing numbers andw Mr.. George Hassall
will render several violin numbers
| The affair is in charge of c. b. Alling
chairman of the social committee.
rev. j. wesley IOItcT dHu olHClo p" III
make addresses.
Don't forget the date of the black
! face party on next Friday evening.
The public will have the oppor
! tunity tomorrow evening to tlear Mrs
! Paul w. McClintock speak of her ex
periences in mission work in the is
land of Hainan, China, in connection
with the praise meeting to be held in
Westminster Presbyterian church
During her stay with friends in the
city Mrs McClintock has spoken sew
eral times to the women of some OIL
the churches, but this is ler first adj
dress at a general service. She has
many warm friends in the city, being
the daughter of DR.. 7. D. Ewing, for
mer president of Parsons college ano
daughter-in-law of DR.. ]. c. McClln
! took, long the pastor of the Presbyter
ian church In Burlington.
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