The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-13
KAHoKA, MO.
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Kahoka's third annual chautauqua
opens Saturday with Hon. James e.
Watson, the whip of the national
house, as the afternoon lecturer, and
Col G. A. Gearhart IS the evening at
traction. The Castle Square Enter
tainers will furnish the musical pro
gram. The far famed Mrs. Carrie Ma
tion will lecture Sunday afternoon and
Col G. A. Gearhart in the evening.
Splendid sacred music will be given as
prelude to these lectures. Senator
Bob Taylor will be here Friday, Au-
gust 20, at O'clock. The balance of
the program embraces some of the
best talent to be obtained, and the
management will do all in their power
to make chautauqua visitors feel at
home. The big tent arrived Thursday
end everything has been put in readi.
ness for the opening day Saturday.
The chautauqua will be fine Intel
lectual treat and worth many times
the price of admission and no one can
afford to stay away. Come to the Ka-
hoka chautauqua August 14-22.
Sam Frazee. formerly of Kahoka,
has been elected manager of a large
bank at vinita Okla. Sans many
friends in the old home are glad to see
him climbing up the ladder to success.
Kahoka fans are proud of the record
made by Ralph Bell in the Three-Eye
league, pitching for the Springfield
team. He has won three out OF four
games
Attorney l. N. Watson of Kansas
City, is the guest of Clark county
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moke w. Martin left
Thursday for tour of the west, In
GLIDING visit to the Seattle exposi-
ton.
Mrs. Theo Blum and son Clyde and
Miss Ida Zimmerman left Thursday
for Franklin, Pennington and other
Iowa points for few days visit.
H. A. Higgins of Milan stopped off
in Kahoka Wednesday night and was
visitor at the home of Mrs. Calvert.
II. M. Martin has charge of the Mar
tin drug store during his brothers alb
sence.
Joe Vandolah, J. R. vandolah, Harry
Ferguson, George Arnold, Frank Tur-
ner, Bruce Johnson and James Tins
man are attending the Macomb. ILL.,.
fair this week. Three of Clark coun-
tvs horses are entered in the races
there this week.
Miss Minnie King of Marshall, Mo-,
is the guest Of her friend Mrs. VIM.
Mauzy. Willie Mauey. who has been
with his grandparents ct Marshall
during the summer accompanied her
home
Miss Grace Kelly OF Fairmont and
Miss BERTHE Calison OF Kahoka left
Wednesday on the excursion to Mag.
ara Falls.
Joe Hassle, Ed. Moore, Ed. Will
liams VIM. Neph. Walter Rauscher,
Roy Cutting and Chas. Gallup left
Wednesday on the Wabash excursion
for Niagara Falls.
Miss Windla McCaskey of Chicago
is the guest of Miss Mary Ritchey.
Sam Moore has purchased the old
Morrison farm east of Clark City. The
farm consists OF 100 acres and the
considerationwas about $6,00b
Linn Howell's children now drlse a
pony and runabout.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Aldrich and chill
dren of Keokuk spent Sunday with Ka-
foka relatives.
Joseph Wilson who lives on the Tur-
ner farm west of town, will soon
commence the erection of residence
on his six acres adjoining the city Him.
it's on the west
G. w. Miller went to Hamilton Tues
day and brought home rs pacing stall
lion. Baron Miller. WI, has been in
training there the past SINNER.
Clarence Hunter has accented a po-
sition at the We're clothing store.
Misses Grace and Sallie McKane or
st. Louis, are the guests of their aunt
Mrs. Hite.