The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-08
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4 Deputy President Alice r. Mutt,
of Viewer, will visit Colfax Rebekah
lodge No. A, on the evening OF jan
nary 10, and install the officers elect
ed for the incoming term. Refresh
ments will be served and a large at
tendance is anticipated.
Rev. Potteras Bible class will
meet at the Y. w. C. A. Monday even
ing at 1880 Glass will only meet
through January and it is desired
that all should attend.
| Miss Eva Holdsworth is confined
to her home, 1919 Grand avenue, by
tonsilitis.
Rev. E. l.. Painter of Lancaster,
Mo-, will preach at the First Baptist
church today, owing to the absence
from the city of Rev. Sanders.
For Sale-Cur model 10 surrey
type demonstrating car; equipped
with top and glass front; good as new.
Tri-State garage.
The week of prayer services held
by the united protestant churches OF
the city, closed Friday evening. The
next large event of church note or
series of meetings are being planned
for now, to be held all during Febru-
airy
Mrs. Il. Simmonds, hygienic CHR
opody, 529 n. 9Th St. Phone Iowa, II
Black
Masonic Regular meeting Har-
din Lodge, No. 80, A. f. & A. NJ, Mon
day evening. July 9th, o'clock. Wis
iting brethren fraternally invited to
attend BY order of the w. M. G. NJ.
Vogler, secretary.
j. G. Karle, union label shoe re-
pair shop, s14 Main. Call in.
AT 500 Friday evening, the fire
department went to e home of Jos.
H. Richards, at Twenty-tourth street,
on the Middle road, the house being
entirely Quilted by flames when the
apparatus arrived and nothing could
be done to save the place, the near
est fire hydrant being seven blocks
away. The attention of the nremen
was turned to other adjacent property
however, and the chemical kept on
hand to be used at moments no.
tice
-One-fifth off all furs at Sullivan &
Auwerda's.
The weather has become decidedly
warmer during the past twenty-four
hours and has returned to the mild
days of the first part of last month.
Yesterday the walks had a coating of
thin ice and sleet in the morning.
making walking slippery. The first
heavy snow is yet to come and Gag
erly three or four inches of the pow
derry stuff is being awaited by the
young citizens whom Santa favored
with sleds. Sleds won't run on dry
ground, they maintain.
Those high class suits and coats
are going fast at Sullivan e. Auwerda's
The following marriage notice
was contained in yes erday's Hamilton
News: Last Monday evening Mr.. Da-
vid Sweet and Mrs. Helen Preissman
We're united in marriage by the Rev
Barnes, at his residence in Keokuk.
They were entertained at supper In
the evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
Young. The guests present besides
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet, We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Tribault of Basco, Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Furtney of Warsaw, and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Samson of Hamilton.
The Press joins their many friends in
wishing them many years of happi-
ness.
Those high class suits and coats
are going fast at ST ivan &, Auwerda's
Joppa Lodge No. 1876, Ancient,
Free and Accepted Masons, in Mont
rose by John H. Noonan. James G.
Cooney and f. B. Crane. trustees, has
conveyed to the Water Power Co. lot
is, block is, Montrose.
Hundreds of people, many from
the wholesale and manufacturing
plants, who had the afternoon off.
walked to the water power works for
an outing yesterday afternoon. A
continuous stream of people flowed in
an endless chain up past the first lock
and many were on the Illinois side
of the river watching developments