The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-20
CITY NEWS.
lint Sauce at Immegarts.

Smoke-Revering' Bob White" SC.
Visit Centrars remnant counter.
All Hand Painted China at 20
Per cen. discount LeBron's.
-Puckechetnck lodge No. IS meets
every Friday evening at $500 O'Clock
| ". E. Rokey. n. G.. George W. Imme-
CART, secretary.
| w. W. Jones. who is an express
messenger running out OF st. Louis.
has come home to Keokuk on ac-
count OF an injury TO his foot which
has caused him to take an involun-
tary vacation.
/ Miss Amelia Braun received q
painful cut upon the back OF her left
hand this morning while cutting grass
with newly sharpened sickle The
blade cut a cash along the edge of
the hand and caused bad cut which
required the service OF a surgeon.
t A rather strange acting couple
who stopped for week at the De-
pot hotel at Hamilton, and then left
/ without paying their board bill, are
| thought to be in Keokuk The man
Is middle aged. with curly hair and
dark complexion. while the woman
with him is a young slender girl. The
man stated that he was picture en-
larging agent. They left Hamilton
Wednesday and sent letter from
Keokuk the next day stating that as
soon az business picked up, they
would remit. A leather grip was
/ left by them at Hamilton. II Is said
that while there, the girl kept to her
room rather closely, as though afraid
Of being seen.
w. C. Coyle and Harry Brown
are getting up an illustrated souve'
mir OF Keokkuk which is endorsed
by the Commercial club. which viii
take number of the books for theil
Own use in advertising the city The
book, which will be out In about 9
month. will be the most handsome
thing of the kind ever issued In Keo
kuk's interests, and win contain {
short history Of the city, togethei
with a great many pictures of bust
ness houses, city officials. civic de
partments, factories, etc The TIVE
gentlemen have already secured or
ders from a great many OF the lead
. ing firms OF the city and will do thei
: best to give the city the finest worl
possible.
The program OF the Old Settler
meeting at Keosauqua on Wednesda,
OF next week has been arranged a
follows: Assemble at the grove Il
a. m. Register and picnic dinner. al
bring baskets well filed at
o'clock sharp, vocal music. Prayer b.
. Rev. ]. W. Cheney. Music Presi
!, dents annual address. Music by oh
! settlers, song written by Judge c. c
Nourse. Address by Hon W. A
Work. Address by J C. Calhoun
: Music. Election of officers. Music
> Five minutes talk by visitors and oth
: ers. Judge St John of Des Moine
: has signifed his Intention Of attend
ing this year, and II present vii
speak. Close with music, Home
. Sweet Home" by the old settlers
The program for the Old Settler
reunion at Salem on Saturday. An
gust rs, has been arranged as FOL
lows: Called to order by the pres
dent, Jonathan Lee, at III O'Clock
m. Music by the band Invocation
by the chaplain, w. B. Rossell. MI
sic by the band Address of we
! come, Rev. Alice Lawrence. Re
: Spouse. Hon. w. F. Jones. Music b
: the band. Adjourn for dinner Re
assemble at . o'clock p. m. Addres
: by j. r. Frailey of Fl Madison. MI
sic BIZ the band. Singing by 10
Abraham, w. H. Wiliiford and others
Snort speeches by the old settler
and others. Reading Of the list Q
deaths since the last meeting OF tn
T old settlers, by x. H. Arnold. Elec
!. ton Of officers for the ensuing zeal
: Amusements.
II A dispatch from Kellogg thi
r week. tells of the death of the fathe
S of w. E. Pringle formerly Of this cit
as follows: w S. Pringle, an old an
highly respected citizen. who for SCI
< eral months was broken in healtl
e both physically and mentally, die
:. Monday morning at the Mt. Pleasar
s hospital for the insane. where he wa
It taken for treatment about a mont
g ago. The body reached here yeste
II day and interment was made IN Ke
n 'ogg cemetery. Mr.. Prinsle was Z
d years of age. He came here from II
e inois In 1871 and had lived here col
), tinuously ever since. He leaves
n wife and FIVE children, three sons an
= two daughters, two OF the sons bein
il married and living. one in Des Nome
S and the other In Quincy. The unma
t ried son has just been elected teache
r in a California school. The marie
A daughter resides at Turner. and Mis
n Carrie Pringle remains at home wit
It her mother. Mr.. Pringle has been a
n active member of the Con gregations
church for many years.