The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-31
CRY NEWS

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Room Estes building is the place
to fnd NJ. s. Ackles, ..the real estate
man. :
AT the river foot Of Main street,
tonight Cotton Blossom Floating
Theatre.
Hamilton Odd Fellows excursion
on steamer w. w. and barge to Bur.
lington next Thursday. Start from
Alexandria.
that community for long time
"a large number of members were
at the Country club this afternoon and
enjoyed cards. tennis, croquet and
golf. A dance will be given this even
ing
AT the NJ p church tomorrow
afternoon at 500 o'clock special
memorial service will be held in mem
DRY OF the late John c. Gale who was
one of the influential members OF this
church.
The Burlington Gazette OF last
evening publishes the half page water
power article which recently appear
ed in the St Louis epublic and which
was reprinted in Ine Gate City sew
eral days ago This same article ap-
peared last Sunday in the Des Moines
Register and Leader.
The Old Settlers reunion will be
held at Donnellson on Thursday, Au-
gust 10 and will be attended by a
large number of Keokuk people. In.
case special train on the North road
can be secured, there will be an enor
nous crowd from here to attend the
meeting which promises to be one of
the liveliest ones ever held in Lee
county.
A temporary Injunction was is
sued In the case of the state versus
Fred G. Kerns. Sarah E. Harrington
and Crosby Richards ard an order
filed restraining Fred G. Kerns from
selling intoxicating liquors and Sarah
E. Harrington from renting the build
ing between Biondeau and Main on
the leyee for the sale of intoxicating
liquor
As moderator of the Synod OF
Iowa and President OF the Board OF
Iowa Presbyterian Home Missions.
Rev. e. B. Newcomb. D. D., of West
minister church. will participate in an
evangeIEstic conference to be held at
Winona Lake, Ind. next week with
the Eyangelistic Committee OF the
Presbyterian church He will remain
away through August on the usual
midsummer vacation During his alb
sence the services of the church will
be maintained. the pulpit being suppli-
ed by Revs E. H. Montgomery, OF
Warsaw, Ind, w H. Matthews. of
Grand Forks. n. Dakota, and Fred j.
Tower OF Rochester. n. Y. formerly
pastor at Carthage. Ill. All of these
preachers have been heard with great
acceptance at other times, and have
friends in the city who will be glad to
hear them again.
Davenport Times: At the Com
mercial club this evening the mem
bers of Loras council of the Knights
! of Columbus will give complimentary
+ dinner in honor of Mr. Mcfarland.
! their grand knight This banquet is
1 arranged that the members may show
their appreciation of the honor con
ferred upon their superior officer by
ais appointment as one of the dele
! gates from Iowa to the national K c,
| convention to be held at Mobile. Ala
next, week. Other state delegates
among them being State Deputy J ). F
Griffin OF Sioux City, Past State
Deputy j. j. Fleming OF Burlington
and John Holloran of Des Moines
will also be honored guests at this
evenings function. T. j Fitzpatrick
of Dubuque. the fifth member of the
delegation, finds it impossible to be
present. The Iowans will leave with
Mr.. Mcfarland for Mobile Friday.
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