The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-27
CITY NEWS.

Road carts, new ones. Sherwoods
-Sealshipt oysters and fresh coun-
try butter at c. j. Carr's, GIG Main.
For coal, wood and cement, see
! ]. C. McManus, 9th and Johnson. Both
phones.
Harness, all kinds. Sherwood's.
Third annual Troubaudor concert
and dance at NJ w. A. hall, Wednes
day evening, under auspices of NJ w.
A.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No 5. Knights Of Pythias to
night at 500 o'clock at Castle hall,
Fifth and B,ondeau Visiting Knights
invited. Special business. Make ex-
ira to be present. c. -ruce Lake, c. Z.
A man by the name of Fox, from
Warsaw, was found yesterday at
the foot of Blondeau street with his
shoes and hat off, dreaming of the
past When awakened by Officer
Parks started searching for his hat
and shoes, which afterwards We're
found along the side of the Mississip-
p Coal and Ice house
You ought to see those auto blan-
kets and robes at Sherwod's.
Miss Helen Hardness in clever
readings. The Trobaudor concert Or
! chestra in splendid musical program
and dancing to follow at NJ. W. A. hall
Wednesday evening.
Graduating exercises in the teach
ers training course will be held We'd
nesday evening, 7:30 o'clock, at the
/ First Christian church. Rev. j. W.
Potter, pastor of the Trinity NJ. E.
! church, will deliver the graduating
/ address. The class is composed of
twelve graduates. The teacher was
4 Rev. R. w. Lllley. In the class are
4 c. NJ Crane, Mrs. H. p Ellington,
\ Mrs o. E. King. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Morrison, Miss Edith Jackson, Miss
Bessie Clark, Miss Pearl Uhler, Miss
Mary Reimers, Miss Ruth Lilley, Har-
ry H. van Ausdall and Cleve Harness.
Go with the crowd to NJ. W. A.
hall Wednesday evening, hear the
4 Troubaudor concert orchestra. Dance
to follow
Burlington will be invaded by a
host Of Keokuk Woodmen of the
World in October 10, when the dele
cation from the Gate City will visit
Blackhawk camp of this cfr-, says
the Burlington Hawk-Eye. Among
those who expect to come are Charles
OFF, Albert Kiefer, DR.. Coffee, E. E.
Sovereign, Joseph Skinner, and 9th
enthusiastic members of the order.
Jonah Smith. of Burlington, has
charge of the arrangements for the
meeting, which promises to be one
of the most interesting of the year
in fraternal circles. The Odd Fellows
are also preparing for an important
occasion in the form of district
convention to take place here Wednes-
day of this week Delegates will be
present from every section of the
county. The Rebekah lodges will also
hold a meeting on the same date In
the afternoon at w. o. w hall the
ladies of Paul Caster lodge will put
on the initiatory work of the order
In the evening the drill team will give
an exhibition at the entertainment to
L. ".
The weather crop bulletin fol
Iowa, for the week ending September
20, has just been issued as follows:
The first three days of the week
were clear asd very warm, but the
last four were cloudy and cool with
generally heavy rain on the twenty
second and twenty-third. Corn made
rapid progress toward maturity dur
ing the early part Of the week and
about IS to 80 per cent of the croI
is now safe from an ordinary frost
Much of the remainder will require
from damage from heavy frost ant
would be seriously injured by freezing
temperature within that time Rapit
progress was made during the early
part of the week in cutting corn ant
filing silos. The late rains have pu
the ground in fine condition for fal
blowing and that work, together will
A seeding fall grain, is progressing rap
idly, with a large increase in thu
acreage of wheat. The early sow
winter wheat is up and is growing
nicely. Considerable hay was put up
especially on the Missouri river bot
toms Late potatoes continue to i'm
prove where the vines were not killed
q by the drouth, but the crop will b,
light Pastures are in excellent con
dition for fall and winter feed