The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-12
kAHokA, MO.
: : 49, 49, 80

Rice Walker, who was arrested In
Keokuk Wednesday. was adjuuged in.
sane by the county court Thursday /
and ordered taken to the asylum at
st. Joseph.
Word has been received in Kahoka
from Lincoln, Ill.,, that John e. Cal
Than of Kahoka is i'll in that city OF
that dread disease diphtheria.
Sam Arnold of Madison township
has rented the Milton Sisson resi-
dence in Kahoka and will soon move
to town.
Mrs. A. c. Thompson returned
Thursday to her home in lola, Kan,
She was called to Kahoka by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Milton
Sisson
A number from Kahoka attended
the opera in Keokuk Wednesday
! night. If the west bound evening
train went earlier in the evening
more people from kahoka would at
tend the shows in Keokuk
A special coach was attached to
| the east bound passenger Wednesday
night to accommodate the teachers
| from Clark county attending the
state teachers association in session
at Hannibal. About seventy-five are
in attendance from Clark county.
/ After December s. the Kahoka post
Office will be a postal savings bank,
with Postmaster Alexander as CASH
lei.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to VIM H. Miller and Cora A. Norris
of Williamstown, and Harry ]. Cares
and Miss Viola NJ. Coffin of Anson-
The district meeting Of the Re
; bekahs was held at St. Francisville
Thursday and was largely attended
!. Mrs. Iona Sullivan, state president
was in attendance.
Miss Mary Elizabeth and Walter
!. Alexander were the guests of thei
uncle, F. H Hardness, and family il
: Memphis Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Drew re
turned Wednesday to their home IL
Colorado after a visit with count.
relatives.
il Jasper Nichols shipped twenty
( seven head of mules to Illinois PAL
r ties the first of last week. The AM
G mails will be put in condition TO
t, the markets.
g Mrs p ]. Wilsey arrived HON
b, Thursday from a visit with her son
If at Granite, Okla.
1t Mrs. David Martin departed Tues
&c Ia,, f1r D1acosy0 epo,I @b
ly winter with her daughters.
e. Kahoka people have been agog owe
something or other for several month
r. past About the time the excitemer
s, begins to die down in one case al
m other hobs up to take its place
ry Kahoka people have been agog Owe
d. registered big majority in favor {
" the bond issue for the erection of
IS new capitol building at Jefferson Cit
ne Many adverse remarks are heard |
US both republican and democrats ovt
the attempt Of the democratic mer
bers of the board to put a man
he for secretary who is not favorable
the republicans. The people vote
: for new capitol. not for polite
bone to be eternally chewed over, a
Il of which is bound to be a financi
Il loss, with the people footing the bi
a The Old Settlers association h,
4 balance in the treasury of $f7.s
y and James A. Reed didn't contribu
Il anything to the baby show this ye
n either.
II Miss Myrtle Miller of Hutchinso
"a Kan, is the guest of the family OF h
q uncle, George Kearns
a Joe vandolah is in Chicago on bu
u ness.
n A number of Kahoka democrats d
"A not step as high the morning aft
Il the election as they thought tn
Il would
4 number Of county political &
Il pirants have already been feeling t
4 pulse of the people. Others are Il
i ing to evade having honors thru
Il upon them.
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