The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-07
CITY NEWS.

Oyster supper at SandusKy rIAuas
evening, Nov. 10. at Christian churcn'
Only a few weeks until Christ.
mas. Not too early to begin "lookin
about"
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. 5. Knights of Pythias 10
night at 500 o'clock at Castle hali,
| Fifth and Bloneeau. Visiting knights
invited. G. c. Koepf, C. c.
-Adjutant General Logan, in max
his assignment of federal sergeants
to the various companies of the Ma
tional Guard, has assigned SergI
George Dixon to Keokuk from NO
vember Z to 13.
New line of harness and lap
robes just in at Sherwood's.
Tomorrow, there will be ceiepra-
ton of the Holy Communion in the
chapel OF st. Johns church at ten
| o'clock. The district visitors viii
meet Immediately after service al
1880 o'clock.
The Colored Ministers Union OF
Keokuk was organized yesterday with
the following officers: Rev. Jonathan
Brewer. president: Rev, Bruce, vice
president: Rev. w. ]. Brown, secre-
tary;; Rev. NJ. J. Burton, treasurer.
! "A special display of nand-painted
china by Mrs. VIM. Riddle. Friday
and Saturday at the La Vogue.
Mrs. Timothy J. Hines received
word yesterday of the death of her
mother, Mrs. Emma Wetherall OF
Bowling Green, Mo. Mrs Wetherall
died yesterday of heart trouble. Mrs.
4 Hines left today for Bowling Green
They are buying buggies at cost
at Sherwood's.
The way for Keokuk to get bet
ter train service from all of the roads
running into Keokuk is to persistent
~ keep fighting for it. No spasmodic
enort will get results. It's a clean,
hard, consistent and persistent effort
that will get results.
Games will be played in the Y. NJ.
/ c. A. basket ball league this evening.
A number of the recruit players are
showing improved form and the games
are growing faster each week. The
Orange and Green teams are now
tied for first place with the Purple
and Black teams tie for second and
the Maroons on the bottom.
IT S. Rowland, treasurer OF the
entire C.. B. G @. system, his wife
and daughter. are visiting in the city
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt. Mrs
Dewitt, wife of the secretary of the
Keokuk Industrial Association. is thu
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. How
land Mr. and Mrs Rowland arrived
Sunday morning from Chicago in th'
formers private car
-Ottumwa Courier: Chief of Pc
lice j. E. Beeman, P c. Ackley, WI
liam Evans, Harry Throne, Henri.
| Bell, Lee Van Patton and Krank Ole
son made an overland trip to Keo
kuk yesterday to view the big dan
on the Mississippi The party lef
| just before noon and arrived at thre
L o'clock. Because of the rain it wa
necessary to leave the machines /
Keokuk and make the return journe
by passenger train. Ali arrived lat
last night
| The new special registratio
stamp is being seen in the mail
these days. The stamps are rectng'
| lar In shape, three-fourth by sever
eighths of an inch, and of a Iigh
blue color An eagle perched wit
extended wings on a rock, embellisl
| es the center CT the stamp, while
Il - y,f, q
border The stamps are of 10-cent d.
nomination and will be used on a
registered letters when available, br
the ordinary stamps may be used
the supply of special registry stamp
should fall short at any time
-Kaaba Temple, Ancient Arab
| Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, {
Davenport, Iowa, On the second da
OF the twelfth month, DuhI Hail;
| 1929, corresponding to Friday, Noven
| her "a, 1911, the Nobility OF Kaab
| Temple will gather together for
ceremonial session at Fort Madiso,
Ia. The business session will begi
promptly at four o'clock, and the no
ices will start their travels over til
desert at eight (s) p NJ. sharp.
banquet consisting of all delicacie
will be served at eleven CID ocloc
in true oriental style. On the al
nouncement cards the following undt
}. the head of coming evnts will be
interest to Keokuk: "Kaaba Temp
will hold ceremonial session
: Keokuk in the near future The N
b,,;.1s:y will kindly take notice" 1t
expected the Keokuk meeting will /
held snmefjnna nayf rahruory