The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-04

CONVINCING ADDRESS
Firs. Republican Governor in That
State for Forty Years Looked
Good to Clark coun-
ty People.


Governor Hadley day In kahoka
proved to be all that was expected. and
he was greesed by an audience when
filled the opera house with a seating
capacity of 600 to oyerflowing. many
being unable to gain admission while
hundreds stood UP in the ais,es during
the governors address.
The governor arrived on the ten
o'clock train and was taken to his
hotel and later to the home OF S. S.
Hitler. and where he was also enter
tanned at dinner
At 1890 The large assembly was
called to order by James Talbot, who,
in few brief remarks introduced
/ DR.. Harris. candidate for Representa-
tive. who in turn introduced Governor
I Hadley Owing to a severe attack OF
I throat trouble, the speaker was at a
disadvantage, and the speech was ne
| cessarily shortened He devoted most
of his time so state issues and in
outlining the work accomplished since
4 becoming governor. as promised in the
republican state platform of two years
ago He clearly demonstrated and
| convinced his hearers that parry plat
| form pledges had been kept. He also
showed up the fallacy of recent demo-
| cratic utterances made from the same
1 platform, that the republican officials
\ had been more extravagant than their
predecessors in office. The governors
entire address, was a clear, concise
! statement of state affairs, and was
entirely free from abuse of the dem
! ocracy His address was attentively
/ listened to ard frequently applauded.
] The governor made many new and
4 lasting friends bv his visit to Kahoka.
4 Governor Had'ev was accompanied
\ on his trip to Clark county by DR.. F.
r. Hitler, secretary of the State Board
of Health. The marty left at 10 o'clock
for Lurav and Wyaconda, where the
governor was greeted by large audi
ences.
The first republican governor of
Missouri in forty years looked good
to the people Of northeast Missouri.
and they hone to greet many more just
! like him The governor during his
} sneech paid DR. Harris a pretty com
] pliment and urged the voters to send
him to Jefferson City as their repre-
sentative.
Other Kahoka News.
F.. P. Spangler was called to Kinks
vile Tuesday to attend a case in
/ court.
A little son of j. H Puder jumped
from a wagon Tuesday and sustained
broken leg physician promptly
reduced the fracture and the little
fellow is getting along as well as pos.
$ sible
q The school children OF Kahoka
public schools were dismissed Wednes
4 day at 10 o'clock in order to give then
e erncr Hadley.
The attempt OF the Kahoka demo
;, cratic organ to answer the recent re
Il publican speeches made in Kahoka i:
e indeed pitiable. It reminds one yer,
much of a poodle dog buckling up to ;
s. mastiff
d After service OF eight years on TIL,
:. county bench. democratic county pa
y per is Just finding out what every re
,r publican and lots of democrats ha'
Is known right alone-thst Judge Hard,
had made fine official However, N
ID one was fooled by this belated "gush
When did ever the democratic pres
q. OF Clark county or those asking al
r. now, show any sympathy for sic
n republican,
At the home of Mr. and Mrs Wn
SNYDER. in southwest part Of town. g
o'clock Tuesday. occurred the MAJ
riage of their daughter Miss Mae, an
q only child. to Mr. Pert Keester, of Cal
fornia, son of Mr. and Mrs Willar
h. Keester, OF Kahoka The ceremon
was performed by Father Geizert. !
lie the presence Of q large number of re
h atives and friends After congratuli
re lions, a splendid wedding supper wa
at parted Tuesday night for Californi,
n where they will make their futur
home. Both are very popular. an
IN have host of friends who wish thel
IS, an abundance of happiness in the
at new relation.
It is said that one democratic ca,
Tn didate is compelled to make "sti
\ hunt" on account OF illness, but ism
. his son, his deputy. and about ha
Al. the other democratic county officia
d. doing nothing else but working fl
D. this candidate7
M Kahoka lodge, NJ W n. will pro
III ably organize band
~ Judge Clark of st. Louis, a democra
= is billed to attempt an answer
- Gov Hadley. He will speak at wv
conda at 1890 and Kahoka at g. \
y, one ever heard OF him. and he W
es probably come and go without makil
imuch of a stir.