The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-08
GOOD MUSICAL PoGRAM
Morning Was Spent by the Attending
Physicians In Seeing the City
and Ball Game This
Afternoon.

neld In this city today Out of the
forty-nine members of that class
about twenty will be present, num-
Der arriving late this afternoon and
one more will come this evening to be
in attendance at the reunion this
evening.
DR.. J. H. Chittum of Wapeloo, Ia,
wired Doctor F. NJ Fuller this morn
Ing that he would be unable to arrive
on account of the condition of the
railroads at the present time which
also kept number of the other ply
sicians of the class of 81 from attend
ing the reunion today.
DR.. Chittum had charge of the pro-
gram that was to have been given this
evening but on account of his absence
an impromptu program will have to
be arranged for the evening. succeed.
ing the banquet which is to be held
at the hotel Keokuk at 1880 o'clock.
Those of the class who were in the
city this morning, enjoyed a drive
about the city and a visit to st.
Joseph's hospital. From eleven until
noon. the Y. M. G. A. privileges were
enjoyed by those attending.
At 1880 luncheon was served at the
Hotel Keokuk, about twelve arriving
this morning. and number of Bur.
lington physicians arrived this after
noon at 1880.
From 80 until $3.50 in the hotel
parlors, a fine musical program given
by number of the members of the
Monday music club and others, was
enjoyed Those who took part in the
entertainment we're the following:
Mrs. Collingwood Tucker, Miss Carey,
| Miss Fry. DR.. Edgar Gardner, John
| Welsh and Eugene Carter
The physicians attended the base
ball game at league park this after
noon to witness the struggle for supre-
macy between the Jacksonville club
and Belts Indians, which proved to be
one of the most enjoyable parts of the
days program.
From to Z o'clock the time
will be used for reunion and
| visiting among the members
and at 1880 the banquet will
be held in the dining room Of the Ho
tel Keokuk Following the banquet
several talks will be made and an i'm
| tromptu program enjoyed.
The banquet menu will be as fol-
lows:
Chilled Cantaloup
Cream of tomato soup, white fish
grille, maitre de hotel
Potatoes saratoga
Sliced tomatoes and cucumbers
Fried spring chicken, a la Maryland
Mashed potatoes. suga- peas
Cold.
Sugar sured ham Ok tongue
Lettuce salad, French dressing
Strawberry ice cream, assorted cakes
Coffee.
Unable to Come.
| DR.. T. J. Hainline of Seaton, ILL.,,
wired Doctor Fuller this morning that
he would be unable to attend on ac-
count Of the death of his brother
A number of other physicians were
unable to attend on account of the
conditions of the railroads at the pres
ent time.
Following are the names of the
members of the class of 1897 which is
in reunion here today:
George B. Armitage. Murray, Iowa
Cassius w. Bailey, Pleasant Plains,
Iowa.
c. A. Boone, Kiel, Okla.
George d. Corwin, Chico, Mont
Frank E. Craven, died at Drumond,
Mont.
Henry w. Clearwater, Johnson,
/ Wash.
]. H. Chiltum, Wapello. Iowa.
G. A. Choen, Sedalia, Mo.
H. o. Collins, Paloma, Ill.
w. M. Doran. deceased
w. H. Durkee, Fulton, ILL.,
/. Miss Madeline Folkland.
A Cyrus T. Foster, Rock Island.
C. H. Henry, Farson Iowa.
w. N. Hurst, Ottumwa.
A. S. Hague, Field.
It. C. Hainline. Seaton, Ill.
1 Mrs. Anna K. B. Hyden, Alcester, S.
d.
4 Fred G. Smith, Keokuk, '9S.
John P. Hendrick. deceased.
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