The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-10

Daniel Grebe, where they were ten
dered reception, and the boys ten
dered them charivari. Mr.. Grebe is
a former Warsaw boy, but has been
in business In Peoria for some time.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Church OF the Sacred Heart gave a
card party in the Catholic school
house on webster street, which was
well attended.
w. Fred Stevens Of Chicago. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Stevens OF
Peoria, and brother of Lieutenant
lLemuel Stevens of the battleship
Connecticut, was married in Chicago
Wednesday. Nov. l, at s o'clock, to
Miss Matte Simpson of that city. The
bridegroom's mother attended the
wedding.
Dr. Thos. A. Hartley attended the
annual meeting Of the Illinois State
Dental Society in Quincy. Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Foster, an aged citizen OF
warsaw. died Wednesday night at
i11:So o'clock from heart failure. She
had previously had two slight strokes
4 of paralysis but got better and was
able to be about her home duties
"wednesday. No one was with her at
the time of her death, but a grown
son, her husband, and son and his
family being away visiting relatives
near Galesburg. Her funeral will oc-
4 cur at 10 a. m. today, and her re-
mains taken to Galesburg by her son
for burial.
| Acorn Camp 455 Royal Neighbors
of America held social last night IN
Woodman hall. entertaining Eureka
camp of Keokuk. and the Hamilton
camp. 1t was the regular meeting
might OF the Warsaw camp. There
was a good company in attendance.
lOne of the good suppers for which this
camp is noted was served in the din
ling room, which was taxed to its full
capacity. An interesting program OF
music and recitations was rendered.
This camp is composed OF Royal en-
; tertainers' as well as Royal Neigh
bors, and well sustains its reputation,
Mrs. l.. S. Prosser of Fayette. Mo-,
is visiting her son, j. S. Prosser and
family.
4 Next Wednesday evening another o.
the popular Cries Club dances VIII
be given at Odd Fellows hall.
!, Chas. elmer will have public
sale of his household goods, nipple
) ments. etc, preparatory to removing
. with his family to Nebraska.
!, The Methodist Ladies Aid societ!
!. surprised Mrs. c. E. Wallace, one o
!, their co-laborers, on Thursday after
noon, and presented her with tokel
of their appreciation of her work TO
the society.
:, On Saturday night, Nov. IS, in Od'
Fellows hall, under the auspices of tn
Episcopal church Guild. q dance vii
be given in aid of the Boy Scou
; movement here, which is being fos
tered by Richard 0. Marsh and Scou
Master John Mitchell, Mr.. Marsh
civil engineer on the big dam, and
: number of office men; also Mr.. Hug
;. l.. Cooper, who is honorary presiden
: OF the Boy Scouts.
, Col. G.. A. Gearhart, well known a
a forceful and interesting platforr
orator. will deliver his great lectur
THE Coming Man. on Monday ever
:. ing, Nov. 13, at the Methodist church
!. This is a lecture that every boy an
: youth should hear, for they are tn
!, coming men, and the lecturer wi
!. tell them of their future responsible
= tiles.
"A Millionaire Tramp musics
: comedy, will be given by compan
of high-class artists at the oper
:, house Wednesday evening, Nov. Is.
. :, At Dreamland theatre on Frida.
Nov. 10, the first number of lyceul
course of five entertainments, will /
given, when the Chicago Glee Gu
and Bell Ringers will render one |
:, their pleasing and unique concert
= Other numbers in the course are TT
Entertainers" Chicago Ladies Orche
!. ira, Ferranti the Magician; and Mi
!, Elaine Duncan, reader and dramat
interpreter.