The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-21
CITY NEWS.

-Dodge's tonight
New line blankets at Sherwood's.
Smoke Moeller's Silver ASH cigar
Max has to change at Dodge's to-
night.
Billy O'Brien, Keokuk's favorite.
at the Colonial
Team and light driving harness
at Sherwood's, 7o3 Main
The Animated Scarecrow, a rich
comedy, Colonial tonight.
r. s. Johnson's feed store, 1I01
Main, all kinds of feed and hay.
Hancock county soldiers and sail
ors reunion, Sept. 27-2S, at Warsaw.
See the Thanhouser Kid, in the
Thanhouser pictures tonight. Colonial
theatre
Attend the 18th annual reunion
of soldiers and sailors at Warsaw,
Sept. 27-2s.
Two hundred and thirteen hunt
ers have made application through
the deputy auditors office for IL
censes.
Regular meeting OF Hermann
lodge. No. 116, l. o. o. F., tonight at
7:3o o'clock. Visiting brethren cordial
ly invited
-Keokuk Camp NJ. W. A. No. 622
Will hold its regular meeting tonight
| at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to Re present.
The c., B. and Q. section gang has
been engaged for the past few days
installing new railroad ties and re-
pairing the track in general from the
round house to the foot of Blondeau
street.
The river is slowly improving for
the benefit of the rivermen and 1t was
reported this morning that very near
! ly all of the help on the boats has
been dismissed until next spring as it
I is too late in the season to commence
{ work.
The meeting of the Northern and
Southern Illinois, East and West Iowa
and Chicago conferences of the Church
! of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
will be held in Nauvoo, commencing
at 7:30 p. m. on Saturday, September
4 "a. A cordial invitation has been
4 extended to the people to attend.
/ Nearly one hundred elders will visit
auvoo during this period to take
I part in the religious exercises and to
! explain the gospel as restored to the
founder of that city-the Prophet, Jo-
seph Smith. This church now has a
membership of near half a million
people, and they have near $500 ell
deFs out preaching, such as will be
there during the period of the reunion.
At the Central Illinois Methodist
conference, in session at Jacksonville,
Bishop Earl Cranston gave out the ap-
pointment for the coming year. For
the Quincy district, including Bowen,
Camp Point, Clayton and other places,
the appointments follow: ]. F. Wohl-
farth, superintendent; Augusta E. A
Hedges; Barry, D. v. Gordy; Bever-
ly, G s. Jupin; Bowen, T. A. Adams;
Camden, Geo. G. Bechtel; Camp Point
]. S. Smith; Chambersburg. ]. NJ
Tun; Clayton, j. w. Dundas; Column
bus, c. T. Pitch; Detroit, e. c. Swa
ney; Golden, H. G. Floreth; Griggs
vile, T. l.. Hancock; Griggsville cir
cult r. L. Shores; Huntsville and
Brooklyn, H. R. Kasiski; Hull, ]. M
Nash; Undertook, W. M. Haley;
LaPrairie, G. w. Metzel; Lima, P. R
Powers: Littleton, ]. L. Sturgell; 10
raine, w A. Reynolds; Mendon, r. N
Woodwork; Milton, ]. c. Ewing; Mt
Sterling, j. 8. Tharp; Mt. Sterling cir
cult, to be supplied; New Canton, B
D. Malls; New Salem, F. NJ. Gibson:
Nebo and Pearl, to be supplied; Pa
Iona, Fred Reed Payson, Waite
Mitchell; Perry, Mark White; Pitts
field, Geo. Raines berger; Pleasan
Hill, A. L. Shafer; Plainyille, Carl 7
Whitson; Plymouth, H. NJ. Ingram
Quincy, Grace church, w. s. German
! Quincy, Vermont Street, J. w. Miller
! Rockport, G. G. Naples; Rushyille
r. W. Ennis: Rushville circuit. c "
Fancy; Stillwell and Chill, o. r. Bow
man; Versailles, F E. Smith; War
saw and Timewell, Alva E. Papping
d West Point and Basco, G. e. Hass.