The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-24
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Easter eggs. chocolate white. pink
or any color, with name. Oak Hall.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk
Lodge No. 1o6 B. P. o. E., tonight at
Elks hall, Sixth and Main street.
Visiting Elks invited.
Ira Jones was given ten days in
the county Jail this morning by Judge
Mcnamara for assault and battery on
Benjamin Sturtermann.
-Ferndell apple butter Immegarts
The Greeks who have been en-
ployed by the c. B. & Q. railroad here
for the past two years are preparing
to leave and go out west.
Coming Via Wireless Dodge's
-Keokuk lodge, No. 256, A. o. u.
W., meets every Thursday night at
7:30 o'clock at hall over Keokuk Saw
ings bank corner Fifth and Main
streets. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. G. w. Trott, NJ. W.. Ed. w
Moore, Recorder.
Good music, good pictures. good
songs-Dodge's.
Funeral services for the late
Christian Raber were held this morn
ing at ten o'clock in Warsaw Friends
from this city and Warsaw. in large
numbers, attended the obsequies of
/ this well-known man.
Trinity M. E. church Easter sale
and market in church parlors Friday
Keokuk musicians are interested
1 in the coming of Busoni to Des Moines
/ on March IS. He is considered by
! some to be much greater pianist
! than Paderewski and a few Keokuk
people expect to go to Des Moines
next week to hear him play.
Burlington Gazette: Crocker's
brigade, one of the famous
brigades of the civil war. and re-
cruited by companies from this part
of the state, has been asked to cele-
brate its 1910 reunion in Washington,
says a dispatch from Washington, D.
4 C. Three full companies of the bri
gade were enlisted in this county and
went to the front. taking part in many
memorable battles of the civil war. II
is noteworthy that still at this late
date all the regiments composing the
diers residing in Washington county
or in this part of the state. Twenty.
nine years ago the brigade held its
4 reunion in this city, but since that
time many of its members have passed
to their reward Colonel Rood of Mt.
. ( =.
ers having the matter in charge, will
be here in April TO make the proper
arrangements for the contemplated
gathering. At a recent meeting of the
/. G. White post, No 108 G. A R.
the Croker brigade was invited to
hold its reunion here.
See The Livingston Case a de
tectiye story, at Dodge's tonight.
Burlington Hawk-Eye: While the
duck season is not in full swing, a
number of shooters are encamped on
the islands in the vicinity, and some
fair bags have been brought in. There
are those who believe the spring
shooting should be abolished, but as
long as it remains legal, the nimrod2
viii probably engage in it. The ang
1 ling season is not far away and the
local followers OF Isaak Walton are
overhauling their tackle preparatory
to the first call Burlington contains
more enthusiastic anglers to the popu
lation than almost any city in the
country-that is certainty. A low
stage of water is desired by these ex
perts, who for several years have had
rather short fishing seasons, owing to
the flood stage in the early summer
months. There is every Indication OF
the lettering of fishing conditions
with the benefit that will result from
the expenditure of a portion of the
game fund, in aid of the fishermen
The SEEMING of the sloughs in the fall
months is desired, as it will prove the
saving of thousands of game fish thai
otherwise would perish.