The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-23
CITY NEWS.

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III ron want blanks IN missing let
.sr contest, cal a. Ayres store
You vii meet all your friends At
Sullivan & Au~erdzss cost sale
The meeting 81 the 7. ". c. A
tomorrow afternoon viii be addressed
Or Rev r W LtlleE AL women are
invited 10 attend the meeting Spec
occa sicz-
Once more the river Is clear but
for few caks OF ice along the shore
The NTsr i as cain and peaceful as
o. simmer DAP and there Is 10
chance Of II becoming blocked again
unless severe weather sets in
Half z dozen buns we're standing
OF the ievee this morning VIXEN z man
appeared and threw oiece Of moaey
into The air witch L. In the mud
There -as great scramble IN the
Eirs for minute or tEo VIXEN one Of
ne sharp cred fellows spied the coin
and the bunch made fog the nearest
saloon
-At TIE regular meeting last even
ing ~ Scnog.sa's nall OF Division l.
& o. Il eight candidates we're taken
iaso TIE order Following the business
meeting luncheon was enjoyed by
those present arranged hy the iterary
committee Rsy. P " McDernots
ac-sd Is tcassuas.s- and called upon
lhe ozcer, Old members and new
members for shore talks
IL a Pollard. CLERK OF Keokuk
camp O. the Modern Woodnen, this
10 par lie dea-1 claim OF the late Dan-
lei " Bauer sho died almost year
ago cut u AEznla He rad 9 policy
Ei-h the Woomea. being mmb+r of
the Keoknk camp, but died ont west
Ehsrs 70 one knew him and IT took
considerable tine 70 prove up his
death and ger the matter settled He
rad three children who are Tow IN ST.
Louis and for -hon Howard ". Wood
~as appointed guardian The life IN
sra1ce vii De turned over 10 the
guardian for The benefit OF the yOlng
children ~ho we're left orphans
The great dry goods event Salli-
Ta & Au*erdss cost sale opens
Jan 18Th
-Qusncv Journal. Friends hare 0.
Joseph s Lsiziecke-. the moldsr. who
Las besa residing a No I1I5 Jackson
ssraet. ba- rho started for Oklahoma
about tEo weeks ago. regret TO learn
o. his misfortune n the loss O. his
little cottage home and contents by
are. uish- before Last IS told in Esstsr-
5zys Journal Mr. LeindacEeF had
moTs5 his household goods. besides q
1e~ wagon and other things. 70 Okla
1o-z and LAD purchased 2 nodes lit
liz to-e fc- his family. Tho were still
Lere bit ~ho Es-s Sooa 70 join him
Il OEla1ozs Wednesday the wife OF
NJ Letz6ecker received g telegram
.-u- tsr husband informing her that
tLsir nw loEe and contents had
tu-s5 70 rhe ground EniIs he vas
a5ss7- for little EhiIs from the
house n Il Grand 70 purchase z COW.
Efa Eoes nos stats tEa origin OF the
IRE He carried $3.50 insurance On the
1o-ss. hzz the contents are 2 total
I-ss
The O1u-Es Courier said o. the
6asth o. Mrs O-Brien. noted n these
columns Lzs evening. 4 visit Of the
grin rsap=- 70 their residence az 30
Wes- Woodland avenue this morning
q O'Clock. reuoged from tte home
2 voung -o-der and wife after brief
residence q I'M week Il Ottumwa-
.lrs. Beatrice Fair. wife Of Thomas
O-E-ssa- TeTr suddenly passed a1aT
e1-rost z total stranger in TIE ctr nav
Eg cane he-s With her husband and
child weak ago from Butte. Mont.
where Mr.. OBrian is employed a a
cor 6reen- u the Milwaukee Mrs
ORriea Ess thir-y-three gears OF age
q ne tine Of her death and IS 81
rived 6y Ter husband daughter Two
wears Of age and IN infant daughter
b,o-a thts morning The remains will
be taken tomorrow morning on the
Rock Island 70 keokuk where the fu-
neral serTice -iIl b. hsld from St.
Mars Catholic church az Keokuk and
s-lternen- IA the Catholic cemetery
-ETerythinz goes at cost at Sulii-
van & AuEerdz's big cost sale
TIE foreign xo-k committee OF the
/. VI G. A sill entertain about Two
Kindred members Of the association
a. TIE fourth annual foreign york din
ue- Tu@6sr evening. January IS. Ed
ward c. Carter. former international
sec-s-z-T q the Young Mems Christian
Association OF India viii be the guest
o. honor. Ar informal reception will
II giTen II Sis and dinner az SIS
P-eviozs 70 going 20 India Mr. Carter
Ess secretary OF the association AZ
Esrrard he hei1g Harvard student
a zte tine He Ee1t = India In 1885,
ard since that tine the association in
tass foreign COUNTRY has grown strong
aes increased IN members and has
done much good All this is attributed
20 this young man ~ho IS yet in his
ee-IY thtrties- The association has
noE organizations in many OF ths
largest cities and is aourishing- His
return 20 this country vas to take ths
associate secretaryship Of student
Tork. His viEit 10 Iowa and Keokul
AZ the present time is to visit tins
four associations which support tl'
work going On in India and tina, beins
\ done by A. A ward, secretary Of For
Branch. Bangaiore His subject vii
be on the work that has been done anG
| the work going on in India.