The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-26
CITY NEWS.

Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar.
Trinity NJ. e. vs.. Presbyterians In
championship game Thursday, p. M,
z. NJ. C. A.
"A marriage license was issued
this morning to Philip NJ. Faber and
Miss Jennie L. Kerr, who are to be
married this evening.
The fifth annual concert by Mrs.
Marder's class will be given at Dodge's
theater, Friday evening, May 2S.h at
s o'clock. Admission, adults. 25c;
children, 10c.
Warsaw and Hamilton people
should attend the A. o. H. excursion
Saturday. A street car will meet the
boat and make late trip to those
two places.
Attend the fifth annua! pupils
concert at Dodge's Theatre on Friday
evening. A very fine program has
been arranged and one which all
music lovers should not miss.
The deciding game OF the indoor
baseball league between the Presby-
terrain and Trinity NJ. E. teams as ar
ranged by DR.. wollenweber IS sched-
uled for Thursday evening.
The second Keokuk schools ath-
letic meet will be held at the Athletic
park Saturday afternoon with the
largest list of entries that any field
meet in the city has ever had.
Rev. P. r. Powers, pastor OF War.
saw NJ. e. church, will preach spec
ial sermon May 81 at p. m. on the
following interesting subject: TWEEN
tieth Century Society Blasting at
Home as an Institution" All are
specially invited to be present.
The social committee Of the 7. NJ.
G.. A will meet tomorrow evening with
Chairman E. o. Eckland and make ar
engagements for social times during
the coming summer The committee
viii plan number of entertaining so
| cial features for the months OF June,
i July and August.
The fence at the athletic park
/ which had to be moved In on account
OF repairs to Thirteenth street viii be
| in Mace in a few days and from that
time on all who have entrance to the
held will have to show heir member
I.shiu buttons. This will hold good except
in the case Of the boys baseball games
which are played every afternoon.
The q. o. H. excursion Saturday
should carry many Hamilton and War
saw people. Arrangements have been
- Yp1 in a
OF this city so that a Warsaw car will
wait at the Keokuk Union depot for
| the boat to arrive at 1870. It will
/ make a trip after that time to Hamil-
/ ton and Warsaw and those people from
the two places can attend and be as
sured of being able to return on the
car.
-Eighty-one athletes from six
grade schools of the city are entered
in the Second Annual Schools Ata-
letic meet to be held at the athletic
park next Saturday afternoon. r 2
Chamberlin, who is conducting the
Il meet. has received the complete entry
list and the leading young athletes
in the city will take part. A feature
of The meet will be the three relaJ
races. In class A, which is rela,
race for 1-2 mile the Terrence, Carei
and Garfield schools have entered
teams. In class B, which is also ;
10 mile relay the Mckinley. Carey and
Terrence have entered teams. In TIM
relay race for grade c there are foui
teams, the Carey, st. Mary's, Gar
field and Terrence schools have enter
ed teams. The schools entered In TIT
meet are the Garfield, Mckinley, Tor
renee, Carey, Lincoln and St. Mary's
Numbers are being made and the ath
letes Aqtered will have their indiyid
ual number pinned upon their back
With favArable weather conditions TIL
meet should be the largest In the his
tory of the fity's track athletes.