The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-03
CITY MEMS.

Tae P & o, secaesy Kill meet
this eveaSng. IN regular session. wssa
Hrs, s " Easeca, SIT nigh street.
Bzggse-s,s eoly complete lluss IN
the city. Sasrwocl
The pteh1Ee sehool chili-s1 ars 81
loEizg weeks vaeaEiol Tasy viii
enjoy L mere Il TIE wsatAar nsa
changes me elements ard Wshs7s II
the sursaE1e
Harness have lsrge assort-
Eent 70 select ron At Sae-~usaas
Special ssrysces are eelng held in
the Catholic churches this ~eeS- II Is
Passion week ar6 nsu wees viii be
Holy ~ees N yas church calendsr
In the district court here A. G.
Goodrich Of Chicago has brought sgst
against y NJ Adams and W L Ad
ans On a pruEissory note for aa
Masonic Regular meeting Of
Eagle lodge Va - 4 and 4 n
s O'Clock TaeSgiaF eveniag, April :,
1911 Visiting brethren fratsrnaily
invlted- BIZ order OF The ". u. S H.
Johnston, secretarT
This will BE school week In Keo-
xxx and several hundred visitors viii
be ii the city 70 attend the teachers
convention Their will take time 10
inspect the big vatsr power enter
prise
- full page special article in the
SUnday issue OF the Des Noines Reg
lister and Leader on the Increment
for christianity, CONTAINS photographs
Of 8 number Of Z NJ. C. A. workers
Of the country. including c. r Joy of
keosuk. who Is chairman of the I'm
arce committee OF the movement
Say, said house hunter to a
Gate City reporter. are there any
houses to rent In this city, The re
porter replied hundreds OF them brit
added most OF them we're occupied
The house hunter agreed and con
tinued his search for an eight room
modern home Keokuk houses were
never so nearly all occupied as at
present
James young-at least this Is the
name he gaye-was given thirty days
in the county Jail by Judge Mcnamara
this morning. for the theft of clothes
from a former Water Power labore7
The man who suffered the loss is .
foreigner who went 10 Quincy some
months ago, leaving behind him here
trunk with clothing in it. Young
learned of this in Quincy and upon
coming 10 Keokuk secured possession
OF the trunks contents The police
held him Saturday when he applied
for a berth as sleeper
The badges which will be given
week. have been received By LeBron,
the ieweler, for the Water Power Co,
and viii be distributed among the
pedagogues on the event of their visit
to the works. In design the badges is
very neat. the metal parts being of
oxidized silver. the ribbon OF blue
and the lettering in silver. The pin is
faced with the words, Compliments
of Mississippi River Power Co. Keo
kuk. Iowa On an oToid beneath this
is appended the second silver plate
bearing miniature cut OF the big
dam as it will appear when .compler
ed and beneath the spillway are in
scribed the lettering, 100000 Horse
Power Hydro-Electric plant" This
ribbon bears the words. nth Annual
Session Southeastern Iowa Teacher
Association Keokuk, April 6-8. 1911.
Superintendent AIdrich of ths
Keokuk public schools reported this
morning that the entertainment com
mittee appointed for the annual gath
ering of the teachers association
here this week, is doing all in it:
/ power to keep the requests for room
ers received from hundreds of citizen,
straight 1t is impossible however II
I notify those who have made thes.
requests TO assist in taking care O
the teachers, of the arrival of thu
guests until the trains bringing then
are here. So that there will be NJ
mistake, however. it is especially re
quested that those who have signifer
their intention TO the committee OF as
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at home both on Thursday and Frida.
or have some one at the house s.
that the work OF locating the teacher
in the various places can be accom-
plished at once and no delay will b
I occasioned.
One Conductor Helped Back to Wort
f Mr. MILFORD Adams is mis- name, an
ne writes: Il was confined to M
bed with chronic rheumatism and use.
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem
edy with good effect The third bot
tie put me on my feet and / resume
work as conductor on the Lexington
/ KY. Street Railway. It will do al
you claim in cases OF rheumatism
1t clears the blood of uric acid. Wi