The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-26
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kAHokA, MO.
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Inc rover City baseball team OF |
Keokuk were defeated in Kahoka Sun
day by the one-sided score OF Il; to 6. |
Stats" Greenig, for Kahoka, struck |
out 10 of the Dam City boys. The
game was scheduled to begin at 800
o'clock, but the visitors were hung
up on the road and 1t was o'clock be-
fore their automobile rolled into the
grounds. The visitors either had a
day of in form or were no match for
the Kahoka nine.
The Kahoka baseball team, accomp-
anied by Manager Ed. Wilson left
Wednesday for a four days trip on the
road, playing Memphis first A tele.
phone message states that they won
the Memphis game by the score of
to 8.
The leans got revenge on the
"fats'' Tuesday afternoon for the de-
feat in previous game, but 1t took
them long time to do it. The game
was called in the eighth inning. both
sides being unable to longer continue
the contest. The score was 80 to 20.
Rev. Guy Ferguson has resigned as
pastor of the Christian church In Ka-5
hoka. to take effect within sixty days.
Mrs. James Johnson and son, of
Cameron, ILL.,, are guests of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Alexander.
Assistant Attorney General ]. M.
Dawson came UP from Jefferson City
on last Saturday for few days visit
with his family in Kahoka and to In
lcidentally repair any breaks found in
his chiefs political fences.
| The Kahoka chautauqua dates are
August II to %. Rev. 7. A. Allison
lis the local manager
/ Paul Thompson arrived Wednesday
from Texarkana, Texas, where he
was on the reportorial staff OF a paper.
He will visit at the Courier Office the
balance of his vacation.
Misses Thelma and Ruth Hayman
Earrived Sunday for visit with Mr..
and Mrs J. H Driscoll.
lis the possessor of new R. G. H. auto,
purchased of schneby & Beard
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Warne of st.
i Paul, Nebraska, are the guests OF the
formers brother, NJ A. Warne, OF Ka-
lhoka. The brothers have not met for
twenty-five years.
4 Mrs. Laura McNally, of Canton, was
la Kahoka visitor Tuesday.
d Mrs. Frank Hardness and daughter,
LOT Memphis, were the guests of Ka,
Ihoka relatives Tuesday
i "Slats. Greenig, the Kahoka twirler,
and Stanley Sherwood, our fast short
stop, will don Centerville uniforms af-
tier the present road trip.
Kahoka vs. Memphis on the Kahoka
lgrounds next Sunday afternoon.
w. T. Rutherford departed Thursday
Ion business trip to Nebraska.
The fine rain of last Saturday night
practically insures a large corn crop
in Clark county.
i Mrs. J. P. Bourn departed Monday
4 for visit with relatives in California.
4 Mrs. Charles Sloan and daughter,
of Whitewood, S. D., arrived Saturday
for visit with Kahoka relatives.
| A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Calvert, OF Cheyenne
Wells, Colorado. The parents are
former residents of Kahoka.
/. Harry L. Wagner and Miss Grace
May Murphy we're married Sunday at
the home Of the bride near Luray, Rev.
liz. NJ. Houchins performing the cere-
mony. They will reside in Des Moines,
Iowa.
4 Mrs. Harry Martin is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs George Rodman, OF
/ Clinton, III.
1 Prof. L. C. Stuart, princinal OF the
Kahoka high school the past winter
has been chosen as superintendent OF
| the CORN public schools.
William Painter of Carrollton, demo
cratic candidate for lieutenant cover.
lnor, was a Kahoka visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Mackey and children OF
Chicago, are guests of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Kearns.
| Aside from little interest in the