The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-29
THE new JUDGE
DOES It WELL
I,doe j. s. Rider OF kahoka Per-
formed His First Marriage
Ceremony There This
Week.
OTHER KAHoKA NEWS
Catholic Picnic Postponed Until Sat
urday, Oct. 7-old Settlers
Meeting on oc-
tober n.

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Davis and Miss Ethel Gardner, both
of near Fairmont, were united in
marriage September 26, at the
Ehrhart hotel in Kahoka, Presiding
Judge j. S. Rider officiating. This
was the judges first offense and he
performed a nice job. Success to the
newly welded pair.
On account of wet weather and bad
roads the Catholic picnic has been
postponed from Saturday. September
80, to Saturday, October Z. Remem-
Der the new date.
Eva Lavina Boley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Boley, living five miles
southwest Of kahoka, WAS united in
marriage Wednesday at the family
rome to Jacob Henry Blum, Rev. E. M.
Houchens of Kahoka, officiating. They
have the best wishes of many friends.
Miss Vida Arnold and Earl Ross
we're united in marriage at Pawnee
Rock, Kansas, last week, and are
now guests of Clark county relatives.
3 The bride is the daughter of Sam
Arnold OF near Kahoka. They will
reside at Pawnee Rock. They have
the best wishes OF many friends here
and at Pawnee Rock.
A number of democratic politicians
invested in the contest to GUST repub-
leans from Office elected at the last
state election. Several from Clark
county were among those who bit. :
They are not deriving much satisfac-
ton from their investment. The But
ler-Hawes Indians did not run the
last election in st. Louis and the
evidence discloses the fact that the
election was an honest one and the
contest one of pure buncombe.
]. s. McMillen, of Colorado Springs,
Colo, is the guest of Clark county
relatives and friends. He is for
mer resident
Carry Fulton, brother of James
Fulton, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived Wednesday from Oakland, Cali
fornia, for visit with relatives.
National Bank Examiner C. w. Wat
son arrived Thursday from Kansas
CITY for visit with home folks for
few days.
J. C. Stauffer and family will soon
move to Wyaconda. Mr.. Stauffer is
one Of the aldermen from the West
ward and that ward will be one shy
Of representative unless special
election to held to fill the vacancy.
The present state of city finances Will
hardly justify special election in the
event that man can be found who
will stand for election.
]. B. Cutting and family will soon
move to Atlanta, Mo- Mr.. Cutting has
long been a resident of Kahoka and
we regret very much to see him and
family leave
Remember the Clark County Old
Settlers meeting at Kahoka, Wednes-
day, October II. A fine program has
been prepared for the day, which in
cludes the baby show, one of the
main features.
Circuit court will be in session Mon
day.
H. d. Ferguson of Kahoka, has been
appointed by Governor Hadley as a
delegate to the deep waterway con.
vention which meets at Chicago, Oct
1914. fine selection
A marriage license has been issued
to Allen E. Flowers and Miss Dollie
Malley, both of Wayland.
]. c. Hardness was the guest of his
brother. Frank, in Memphis Monday.
Two Or three of our Kahoka boys
will leave next week for the west, pre-
snmably to grow up with the coun,
try
Miss Hazel Jackson, of Warsaw, is
the guest at the home of Geo. Kearns
Polish up the lanterns for the town
may be in darkness