The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-29
CITY NEWS.

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Hear Prof. y. Al. White. worlds
greatest whistler, singer and guitar
j player ut the Orpheum tonight.
Regular meeting Of Hermann
Lodge No. 116. i. o. o. F. tonight, s.
o'clock. Visiting brothers cordially In
vited. Initiation tonight.
Satisfaction always when Karle
repairs your shoes. 814 Main.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. M. vandendoel,
Of 1902 Orleans, are the parents Of
bright little girl that called at the
lvandendoel home Monday evening.
Miss vandendoel has been named
Frances Louise
One OF the largest excursions OF
the season has been planned in Han
nibal, and like many other outings
planned for the present season, Keo-
kuk will be the objective point. Two
Methodist churches Of Hannibal will
give joint excursion to this city, and
the date has been fixed for July IL.
Sherwood for harness.
Prof. ]. A. White, worlds great
est whistler, singer and guitar player,
at the Orpheum tonight
Regular meeting OF Loyal Order
OF Moose, Keokuk lodge No. 704, to-
night at 8 o'clock in Hawkes. hall.
Visiting brothers cardially invited. Ed.
g. Vaughn. dictator. Roy M. Martin.
secretary.
Hear Prot. J. A. White. worlds
greatest whistler, singer and guitar
player at the orpheum tonight.
Masonic: Special meeting Of Eagle
lodge No. IL A. r. and A. NJ, 40
O'Clock Thursday evening, May 80,
1912. Work on the second degree.
Visiting brethren fraternally invited.
By order Of the VIM. 8. n. Johnston,
secretary.
"A union tabernacle campaign OF
great power has been Witnessed in
Leon. Iowa, conducted by Evangelist
I G. e. Hills OF Kahoka. Mo- Associat-
ed with him was Prot. Lee Osborne.
baritone soloist and chorus leader,
and also Mrs Hills who has charge
of the women's work, the work Of
children and personal work classes.
Mrs. Hills Is also soloist Of marked
ability. The Leon meeting lasted Ave
weeks and the great number OF CON
versions speaks for better, purer
and cleaner city.
Sherwood for buggies.s
Tonight at the Orpheum Prof. j.
A. White, the worlds greatest whistler,
singer and guitar player.
IL some Of Burlington's folks have
their way about It, one bewitching at
traction OF river excursions will be
thing of the past. Burlington don't
like the music made by tho caliopes
on the excursion steamers, and has
asked the city council to silence these
heretofore Indispensable luxuries, es-
pecially on Sundays. when Burlington
usually goes to church. Burlington's
ire was really aroused Sunday morn.
ing, when, instead OF church music,
| they were greeted with When
Awoke In the Morning She Was
Gone. the "Honn' Dawg'' song, Il
Don't Care What Becomes Of Me-
and a number Of other wicked airs.
-Keokuk Camp M. w. A. No. 622
Will hold its regular meeting tonight
1t Woodman hail. All members are
! requested to be present.
Sherwood for harness repairs.
This mornings Quincy Wing has
this to say about a Keokuk artist who
took part In a charity musicale Mon
day evening: A feature OF the even
| ing and one that was enjoyed very
much was the work Of Mrs. Colling-
wood Tucker Of Keokuk, Iowa, In, her
Little Studies in Color" Mrs. Tuck
er has made an extensive study OF folk
lore, especially of the colored people
Iof the south, where folk lore fiourishes
la. It's best to this day. In addition to
being born In the south and rocked to
sleep as a child by an old black
NANNY Mrs. Tucker has travelled
extensively through the south in late
years and has spent no end Of time and
patience in getting together a collec-
ton Of negro songs SO true to nature
that It Is a rare pleasure to hear her
sing them. In addition to bringing
her songs directly from their origin
ators, Mrs. Tucker has grace and
ease Of manner that makes hit with
her audiences, beside being able to
render and interpret the various Sc
Elections in an able manner
/ -Notice--All union barber shops
will be closed all day Thursday.
Shops will be open Wednesday night
until nine o'clock. L. 3. Shores, secre-
tary.
i Tonight at the Orpheum Prof. J.
A. White, the worlds greatest whistler.
singer and guitar player.