The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-30
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You are cordially invited to at
tend coffee Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Unitarian church.
The indoor baseball game sched-
ule for tonight at the Y. M. c. A. has
been postponed. The game will take
it's place at the end of the schedule
by mutual agreement of the captains.
The Keokuk Industrial Associa-
ton expects to hold public meeting
sometime the latter part of February
when public speaker of note will be
secured to deliver an address. The
date for the public meeting has not
been decided The matter is receiy-
ing the consideration Of the directors.
The funeral of Mrs. Katherine E
! Nightengale of Sandusky, whose
death was announced in The Gate
City as occurring at her home at
1928 Sunday, was held at the Union
Christian church at Sandusky this at
/ ternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Want ads. If placed in The Gate
i City are effective.
The reference by Jasper Blines in
4 a recent communication to The Gate
4 City, or an old family bible, called
the attention OF W. S. Hayden Of No
4 1928 Reid street to his old family
bible which belonged to his great
grandfather and which contains the
4 family dates. His grandfather was
born in 1776 and this is noted in
the book together with other family
history down to date.
The razing of the walls of the
Masonic building, Fourth and Main,
recently destroyed by fire, was COM
menced this morning. There is some
, ice still clinging to the walls, but the
; old circular insignia on the front wall
on Main street between the windows
of the third story, inscribed Masonic
Hall" and the square and compasses
in gilt, still remains about as bright
= as in the days before the fire.
The Y. NJ c. A. training class
will take up the study of first aid to
: the injured Friday evening. and viii
continue weekly study for severa
months. Ten lectures. the first to be
given week from Friday, are beins
arranged for. They will be given b.
II Keokuk doctors. When the course j:
L completed Physical Director linn be
9 lieves the men will be able to get ;
: certificate from the National Ret
y Cross society or the National FRS
: Aid society.
The weather was fine today, We
pretty fair overcoat weather, sharl
atmosphere penetrating the brigh
rays Of the sun There was sign
however, of the coming spring just al
d ter noon. Four or five small boy
S. we're engaged on Blondeau street, jus
y above the high school building, in. a
'e animated game of marbles and fror
the interest taken it must have bee
IS game "for keeps So springlike wa
r. the picture that the robins could
OF most be heard to sing.
IN The Trinity Epworth league wi
lie hold its annual banquet in the assen
bly room of the Trinity NJ e. churc
d, Tenth and Main streets, Thursday e
I'D ening at Z o'clock. The toastmaste
at will be James S. Campbell, and a.
1t dresses will be made by VI r. McKa,
Rev. J. M. Brown, and DR.. ]. III. Hoo
he err. president of Carthage college, WI
MS will make the address Of the evenin
Id His subject will be eThree Bio
er SONS, Mrs. w. Frank Brown wi
give a reading, and an orchestra wi
OF furnish several numbers.
of The entire estate of the la
by Jacob P. IaMonte was sold at publ
M auction in Hamilton yesterday
Die Robert r. Wallace, executor. Becau
of the amount Of land involved Il
so sale was an important one and {
be- ltracted prospective buyers from mai
he miles around. One farm of so acre
ith with house and barn on it. and pa
BILE of an adjoining farm was purchas
lily by j. c. Hermann of Winnebas
,ur MINI. One home place of seventies
md acres with house and barn and eish
in acres Joining. was sad to Mary lii
mo colt of Peoria Mrs. Anna Giller
oh warsaw was the purchaser of fal
Of 100 acres, and William Applega
10 Of Lawrence county purchased fal
90 of 100 acres, thirty-five acres
which Is said to be rich bottom lai
-. and the remainder on the MississiI
hcy river bluff.
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