The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-30
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p. Wolfe, horseshoeing, Is S. 10Th
All the newest fancies in silks
you will find in our stock, Sullivan &
Auwerda.
Next month twill cost you more
money to join the Y. NJ. C. A. Do it
today.
Yesterday morning while going to
the fire on Twelfth street, the brass
cap of one of the torches on the reel
was lost. Anyone picking up this arti-
Gle, is asked to leave it at one of the
fire stations.
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Eugene Champeau was held yester-
day afternoon at the family residence,
sos North Tenth street, services being
conducted by Rev Rowena Morse.
The body was taken to Hamilton and
inferred in lakewood cemetery.
Secretary H. T. Powers has pro-
vided quite treat for the bo.-'s de-
partment next Saturday. In the morn.
Ing and afternoon hike to the Des
Noines river bridge will be enjoyed
and in the evening a talk on water
power will be given by Major NJ.
Meigs.
Mary K. Fletcher has sold to EN-.
ma A. Waters and Clara C. Ward. the
southeasterly 35 feet of lot 9 in block
l27, the property being on the east
side of Concert street between Eight,
and Ninth streets. The consideration
Is not stated in the deed filed this
morning.
"A revised schedule in the church
Indoor baseball league has been adopt
ed. This schedule was made to in
crude games for the new team lately
admitted. The only change from the
OLD one IS that this new team known
as the "C-P" is scheduled for a game
every Friday evening. The Wednes-
DAY evening game will be between the
Trinity and Baptist teams.
Everything is In readiness for the
big Woodman affair tomorrow evening
when over one hundred new members
are to be taken in and banquet serv-
ed to about 800 or more members from
keokuk and nearby points A number
of the head officers will attend and the
event promises to be one of the big
gest things in woodcraft in this sec
ton for some time
The funeral OF Mrs. Reimbold
mother of William ReimboId. of this
city, was held Monday morning at
Nauvoo. requiem high mass being cele-
brated by a son of the deceased, Rev.
H. j. Reimbold. OF that place. In at
tendance at the funeral were rela-
tives OF this city and the following
Catholic priests: Rev. George Gig
linger, Rev Thos O'Reiily, Rev. Jas
Dunnion and Rev. p. N McDermott
and Rev. Troy of Pennington.
Hon. w. Uivde Joones. former
resident of Keokuk, is a member of
the Hawkeye Fellowship club, or the
Chicago Iowa society. which is the
name of an organization recently
formed In Chicago which expects to
enroll in its ranks all the Iowans now
residing in Chicago 1t is said that
there are between 10000 and $4,000
IoWans now living In that city. The
officers of the association are as fol-
lows: President. La Verne w. Noyes:
secretary, H. f. Kiester; treasurer. r.
Meyer; vice presidents. W. I. Babb
T. w. LeQuatt. K. G.. Cooley. F. W.
Thompson ] S. Runnels. Charles A.
1dTI, ibIOue ID. DdNiS. bcOTSS y. IhOu-
erts, T. P. Gere. Executive Commit
tee-Chairman. Robert B. Armstrong:
on speakers. Guy Guernsey, Robert B.
Armstrong. W. CLYDE Jones; music c..
f. Sindlinger, Orville Stuart. Franklin
Whitney: finance and auditing Chas.
Jonnsen. H. w, Crane. J. G. Budde:
membership. John H. McGibbon. Guy
Woodin. William ]. Pringle: house,
Clyde Mann. Byron Williams. w. A.
Hazard Eligibility to membership is
open to any man over i years of age
whose parents We're born in iowa, who
was himself born in that state. or who
was a resident of Iowa for four years
and is of good moral character. The
annual dues are S., and the initiation
fee after Nav |. SIS. Regularly monthly
meetings will be held on the second
Saturday OF each month. At some
time in the summer picnic will be
held and an annual banquet will also
be held