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New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,vith name md address of lenders attorney
JANUARY ..
with name and address Of granteeD
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.
JANUARY 2.
MANHATTAN.
MANHATTAN.

.MNNHATTAN.
M.prBoN AVE. 5 cor Of l7$d st. l9t.JS
o.: oct -. 1911 Henrietta sch.oeur, roc nSo Do
lev 10 fort Amsterdam Realty co; k2',ooo' ~
torncy Mark q Holstcin. lfl Rroad"aS'
COLUMBUS AVE. 775: mtg on hNtures. eIS;
Aug . 1911: James j Kon TO James , n'oS
81. 500; attorneys Ellison Ma'ih'S''' io'
broadway.
IRVING PI.. 49, 90. O.sxsO: May T. 100! 9
Bachman to Mathilde 7. and Ropcrt 'd ~
berger: 100000: attorney benjamin p''"'
ner IL william 81.
IRVING PI. n cor OF 18th st. e0Sxso: Dec
20 1906: Royal I. and Deborah J WoicoIt 10
Metropolitan Savings Bank; s"""o' "''o'n'Ss'
A S & W Hutchins, 90 Wall st.
SAME PROPERTY; July H. 1906 same 10
SANE PROPERTY; Aug ~. 1904: same to
same: $4,000.
LENox AVE. $. so IT Of iSSth ,, st. .ils 24;il1
75. AprlI 90 1902; George and Pauline Doctor
,,oo' CarI Fischer: $40 900: attorney, Richard
Dudensing. jr. i56 Broadway
LEXINGTON AVE. n W cor Of 52d st. 80. IX
9OxIQ 9x20x 1OO5x1i0: Jan =. lgO,, Ropert nn anu
olivia p Hoe TO Theodore q Thomas; sIo'oOO
attorneys. Curtis, Mallet-Provost & Colt 81
Broad st. ~
LENox AVE, W =. 20 II n OF l3Sth st. sSx
10 April GS isc2 Zoo GeSs' ooo Attorney Ho puden
sing, tr, i56 Broadway.
LENoX AVE. s. 90 It OF 1Ssth st; "a TX
7b; April 2s. 1902; same 10 same; s2o'ooo' AZ
torney, same as above
,,orr sT a, & 100 II II OF Bayard st, 25X
100. March rs. 1888: Charles and Josepnndne nn
nun ct al TO German Savings Bank; s@S.ooo.
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance ana trust
co. l80 Broadway.
NORFOLK ST, t0T, W 5, 2oXlOo; ni. npIn - -,
,oos, Harris Wolf and Samuel schonselt 20
irving savings Institution; $4,000; attorney
francis W Judge, jr. 80 West Broadway
STANTON ST. 1885, mtg on lease, etc; june
| I. Iali: Isidor Hirsoher TO ceia Sa"'u' 'So"
| $500.
| an AVE W s 25.lt II u OF Tooth -, IoS's
| tuiv Ia 1897; Justus and Katherine Nehier tt
Edw Oberndorf and Farmers Loan anu AFus
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Ella B Remington TO Thomas Graham;
$4,000.
Cornelius \ Van Ness. exr. 10 William F
FaV,m meyer. 81
AllenCl Construction GO TO Alexander X
Nicol and duO; SlOO.
Kate : Met-ger to Thomas Stewart; $500.
century NJrtgagc Co to United states
Mortgage and Trust CO. s60,oo0.
Andrew Ferretti, gdn TO Amelia Ferretti;
Anna NJ Ohlckers and to Frank L Sat
| scherlein; 81.
| Lena 4 " .ber % Charles 3 Barkley; Sc 900
Marie Boahr1 10 A,onzo Jackson $4,000.
Pauline Weiss 10 Isaac III Davis; 5000.
| Irving Savings Institution TO German Saw
| iugs Bank; 10000.
leo Phillips 10 Thomas MullIgan s1O0.
william e. Canhcld TO Nathan Packard
lie gnts Town Construction 60 to sarsn
| Cohen: SlOn.
MolIe Lelssiar 10 Dora Topper 81.
New YORK trust co 10 City Mortgage Co.
Max Ridt 20 julius Coleman; assts; 5000.
Catherine \ Coaklin to Ebcrhard Stuhmuel-
! lCr: omitted.
William W Johnson and ano, trus. to Met
ropoli'au savings Bank. $4,000
Bertha Scltl,r 70 Gustav Beckmann:
81 800
Gertrude PAUL TO John slattery: $4,000.
Fulton Trust 90 10 Henry Ollesh elmer, trus;
S1S,O 600.
American Mortgage Co 10 Max Radt: 81
Sophie n lrN to Max Radt; 500.
LAWYERS Tirle Insurance and Trust Co. trus,
TO LAWYERS Titlc Insurance and Trust Co;
$50 900.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Josiah n De Wit gdn; $4,000.
Title ,iuar1n.cc and Trust co 20 Louisa y
Rristow, eNr; $1,000
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
LIS PENDENS.

ssTU ST. No los West; sara Wet-Kakes
agt Maude Godhnger foreclosure OF mtse,;
attorney. swain.
i,sD ST. IS. so II OF Eighth ave, 5ox37s;
Emplre CITY Savings Bank agt James r Gray-
bill ct al foreclosure or mtgeD; attorney, w
Dayton.
irree. Thomas Fee agt Margaret Is Merrill q
al foreclosure OF mtge) attorneys, Fettretch K
81: bel.
WATER ST. ~ i;3; Dime Savings Bank Of
81 ooI lyn agt John Gerken ct al foreclosure of
mtse) attorneys, Dykman. ICELAND kuhn
TIEBOUT AVE (proposed). ;, 323.6 n
Of ,s4th s., 25x115: Henrietta " hrcher as.
Nathan Levin Company ct al UoEeclo-0fe ot
mtgeD: attorneys Friend & Friend
fi5TH ST. S 5, 22J II of Harlepl & Port
chester r r. 2Jx20lx irreg; Columbia Construc-
,ion Company AIT Winne'red Day Specific per
formance): attorney, o Davis.
COLLEGE AVE, s.. and Pelham ave. s.
lots 1877 and 1s2, map Of Union Hill Powell es :,
tate The Bronx Annie A Denner,ein Il al
at Esthai Ianport ct al foreclosure o' mtse);
attorneys. Bergman & Davis
i2isT ST. No 430 East; city OF New York sgt
Raifaeie sirico motice OF levy; attorney not
given.
121sT ST, No 4S2 East: same agt same mo
tice OF levy) attorney, not given
1HIPD AVE. No 4415; same agt Peter Mon
ahan notice Of leyy); attorney not given
ODD ST, No 242 West: same agt Mary Smith
(notice OF Ievy) attorney, not given.
ELLIOTT AVE, No "A: Laura sstter AIT
Hedwig Schenk foreclosure Of mtge); attorney
+ l. Drescher.
14isT ST. No 1O1 West: Julius Coleman AIT
Joseph. GOlding Realty Company ct al roreelo'
sure OF mtge); attorney, Cohen
1i7TH ST, Nos 51s and 521 East Lemoine G
Mead agt Louis o Cohen ct al foreclosure OF
mtge); attorney, II Chapin.
10th ST, s 8, fO0.11 IT e OF Franklin ave, "
New York agt Mary McNulty ct al Gorcclosurs
OF mtge): attorney, A Mosle.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

l42D ST No 537 West; Philip Boyer agt
William Gamble, owner. Henry Roth, contract
or; $50.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE No 222; Bleeker & Cohen
agt Welfare Realty and Construction Company
owner; Br8ndc ~ Fapae Company contractor
SAG
SAME PROPERTY; Samuel Detz agt same;
siO2 ~
i5sTH ST. No 526 West; f ulman e. Sons
agt IsiIor Baer and Rose simon, owners, ST.
mons simon, contractor: $50 70.
a3D ST No 15s West; J Bonneau Company
agt James Devaney. owner: Barr n Gruber. Inc,
contractor; S2IS NJ.
lIrH ST, Nos 22l and 223 West; Hull, Grip
psn a co act Monahan Express Company Realty
Department. owner, Robert Mahoney, con-
ira tor; $50 -
ALLEN ST. No 81: Brookyn Fireproof Sash
aad Door Company agt Joseph Spector, owner
and contractor; Joseph Rothberg, contractor;
$50 80
HOFFMAN ST. :, 100 u of lsSth st, so
NlO0: - 4 Cogau ag. Auletta 20. owner and
contractor; s9S2.
S6TH ST Nos Is aud 30 East Frank Chees-
man agt putnam CONSTRUCTION company, own
er. Erecting Company, contractor, $50 90
iiTU ST, No 524 East Luigi Andreozzi &
Co agt Nicoo Rao. Francesca Allquo, Rosina
sal at'na and Anglolo Bruno. owners and con-
tractors; S362
FIFTH AVE. No 234; Luigi Andreozzi & Co
ag' Charles f. Dunton, owner; III Sterling Gold
man and Joseph Hcrzbers lessees and cos
tractors, 1885,.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
COUNTRY RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman have rented for Frederick
II. Allen his country place, Bolton Priory,
at Pelham Manor on the Sound, TO Norman
Hapgood.
William L. Bowman has rented at Far
Rockaway S. ]. i. Norton's Bayview cot
tage at Franklin and Channel avenues TO
d. $. Hesse, and the Kehoe cottage, on
Hollywood avenue, to E. NJ solomon, OF
Far Rockaway, for term of years.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
REALTY NOTES.

There we're no auction offerings of real
estate scheduled yesterday in either the
Manhattan or Bronx salesrooms.
Julian Benedict has removed his office
from No. AZ West 34th street to the Cam
bridge building Fifth avenue and S3d street.
George Rosenfeld has been elected treas
urer and a director in the NJ. Morgenthau,
Jr. Company. Albert J. Erdmann has also
been elected director Of the same COM
many
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03

i01 Q 5Ox : " IOx n 80 to beginning: Theresa
Well to Bertha Kaufman. 1861 I'd ave- Dec -
sloO; attorney. u J We'll Beekman ST.
VALENTINE AVE, 21s6, 2lX1iI. TO " ne +,
bout ave 4 irreg; Annie Schappert 10 EdWaru
Goldschmidt mtg $1,000; all liens Dec " Sloo;
address. 81 Pine ST.
SAME PROPERTY. same 10 same .mg
81 500: all liens; Dec q; 500; address, same as
above
VALENTINE AVE, 2lsO. 21r irreg; same TO
same (mtg IS. .000: all liens; Dec %; slOO' ad-
dress same above.
WEST u OF Let l25 map Washingtonville
William Penfed to Nathan Packard ana
Moses Packard Dec 2s 1911 tmtg 5000: 81: al -
dress, 90 Nassau st.
140TH ST. $, 2l1 II Of Southern Bouie-
yard. 75xl25 Emma Lawler TO Forster Realty
co, 724 Sth ave (mtg s6,50M; Jan 2: 800; at
torney. Joseph Harris 90 Nassau ST.
HATH ST. cor Morris ave. Ask irreg;
Bertha Kaufman 10 Blanche TerrilI, New SUI
felix. Long Island; all liens Dec -; Sloo
attorney. o E Davis 521o Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
LONG ISLAND s5oo,ooo SALE.

The property known as Beacon Hiil, at
Manhasset Neck, Long Island, has been sold
to a syndicate which will cut it UP into
building sites. The property consists Of
about 100 acres. and was formerly known
as the Howell estate tract. II has 'front.'
age of 1885 feet in Hampstead Harbor ana
is near the country places of W. Bourke
Cochran. w. Butler Duncan, jr, lsadore
Guggenheim Alfred Frazer and Castle
Gould The price was about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03

DIANE STREET-Wiam Y. Jones & Son
have resod for the Cofax Realty Company ~
/ duane street. northeast corner Of Rose strett,
four story tenement house with store. on 10.
33 4xi7.4x irregular. to Joseph i. feIl' VIM
owns adjoining property
tA2D STREET--Moore. Schultz & 60. haAss
oI5 for Caroline W. Sweczy No. 40 West l4"u
stra-t three story dwelling house. on i''
rs sxgg II feet.
A3D STREET-William p. Jones & Son i. nay
soIT for Hugh Campbell to the Co.taX KcalIS
Cnrnnanv No All West 43i street, three s'oIF
dweliing house, on lot i6.9xlOO4 feet
12IsT sTREET-Moore, Schultz 4 GO. nav nav,
soji for Camille More No 224 West lZlst sur,
q ave story house on lot 1SSln II fe'I 10
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
ALTE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN

GREENWICH ST. $50 and 3ss. TO a -,
lofts: F. l. Edgar, 81 Nassau ST. owner; "
EcQullan, 100 William ST, architect: 5000
CANAL ST, W .or Mulberry st; 10 two sty
iofts and stores: l. Rubenstein, i15 Atm ave.
owner: Samuel Forman 107 Mulberry ST. les
see r Straub. IS East 42d st. architect 500
wAvERLEY PLACE. 81 to SO; Washington
Place 81 to 30. and Washington square. East.
100; 20 10 sy school. Offices etc; \ Cn'-
versity premises owner; Cady gregory
West 22d st, architects 5000.
Delaney ST, y cor Attorney ST. 10
sty' station house; X Gordon, owneri i
Sheinart i9i Bowery. architect 3VD
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF
JANUARY ..

JANCAR1
,vt, b. 1o1, all; Samuel Friedman to Btune Bnia
- ana aro: 3 yrs 4 mos from Jan l. l"l-'
e. G5O. address o. Ave V.
pryrNGTON ST, So, east store and two rear
49, ~ Makz Weiner to Samuel Forman' D
yys mos from Nov /, 1911; 5000 address
is4 RivingtOn st.
wADsWORTH AVE. cor OF lSist 81;
,ooy * ali: Ciustavus l. Lawrence TO E"M,., W., >, -
1crnstein and ano: 81 yrs from Jan /. l'I-'
soi 900: address. coo West 1880 st.
SAME PROPERTY; Edward Orns'einm I,,u yrs
sn0 sIn,,, Ian 1. 1912. 81, 400: address, same as
above. 49,
1o5TH IT. 3t9 West, ALL Maurice NJ . con, on
nor TO DorouPh Trading Co; 10 yrs from ''"
1919: $500. address. 500 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN,

COLUMBUS AVENUE-The Herman Arms
Company has sold for simon WinsLock TO "a an
investor No. 600 Columbus avenue near som
on lot 2J.Sxl00 feet.
THIRD AVENUE-TIorace :. Ely q co. have
sold for Abraham h. Cox and Julia T. T. can
non 10 Harry SchwitzeT No. 1lO5 Third avenue;
a five story hathouse. with stores, on lot 21AlVo
feet near 65th street
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS,
MANHATTAN

i43D ST. =. 125 II of Convent ave. -,
) sty tennt. 4JxsI1: Rene Construction CO.
Az Wst 1isth 81. owner: Schwartz g. Gross
347 9TH ave, architects $4,000
list ST, $, 80 II W OF Columbus ave for
a sty tenmt, 7JxsJ.9; Auendalc Building Cn,
135 Broadway. owner. Rouse g. Goldstone, -
West 32d 81. architects. s2T5ooo
3sTH ST, 4S 10 80 West; for a y sty store
and lofts I0IxsS9. Nanuloc co. i2O Broad
way. owner: Schwartz & Gross and ID Mar
Gus. 341 9th ave, architects; 100000
s1ST ST. $50 East; for a sty stable. etc.
% 4x02; VI Schwarz 1850 12d II. Brooklyn.
owner: Otto L Spannake, 23s East 7sth St
architect. ell 600
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03

Bronx Roohng ard waterpesohng Co ag.
MOTT AVE, y 2 cor OF f44th 81. pvol, 49,.
agt Rockville Real Estate Co et al; Noy y,
1910; 5000. -
SAME PROPERTY; John Kelly agt HanJv
Realty Co ct ll; Dec %, 1910; 81, 500
140TH ST. :. whole front between p,dc-
and Canal place: Leyering a. c;arrieue.
Co agt Edison Electric Illuminating 60 .. ri.
Dec -, 1911 (by tond): 1882 o.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

MoRNINGsIDE DRIVE, W cor l2lst St
1Of iOx iOx1G7. Joseph Hamershlag loans =
Morningside Drive Co $4,000.
BELMONT AVE, . s. 1856 II n OF isist ST. 2sr
40. Mary Hugcnstabler loans Crotona Park
Realty Co $4,000.
HANHATTAN AVE- C cor lltth 81. lV. Tx
125; Hyman and Henry Sonn lean Gorham Con-
structon Co $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
BUYS BRONX BLOCK FRONT FOR SCHOOL
City Purchases Property in East 16Sh Street Between Fnd'ay
and Teller Avenues for Structure.
wELyE STORY MERCANTILE BUILDING FOR WEST 35TH ST

when made over. will be used for MOVING
pictures on the ground floor and lolts
nIaced the cost of making this change al
x GNO which will be made for X. r. Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

SACRIFICE BEST LOCATED t,Al pAft,nS ,n,s
,entai. sS2oO; price. $4,000: investigate "
a,cc Address LUCKY, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-03
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN.

DON'T FAIL TO SEE KINGS LAWN.,
CLASSY houses in a classy neghbornooo-
tate brighton az" 20 Kings Highway Prop-
erty ocean Parkway and ave.
RICHARD G. DOGGETT
Owner-Builder
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
INITIATE A
CLASS LAST NIGHT
Local Lodge is One Of the Tastes,
Growing Organizations in the
City.

The Loyal Order of Moose, which is
rapidly gaining place in keokuk
fraternal circles, as the most rapidly
growing organization in the city, in
itiated another large class last night.
A large number of the members of the
lodge witnessed the initiation.
National Director M. V. Raley is
meeting with great success in his
work here and each week marks a
great increase in Moose membership.
After the initiation last night, the
| Hippodrome orchestra appeared and
played for the members while a
lunch was served. Specialties were
given by C. X. Slade and Oscar Hob
con. Everyone present was enthus-
iastic over the organization and tie
fight between the Reds and the Blues
for members is growing warmer each
day.
After the initiation next Tuesday
night. the local lodge are to be the
guests of Mark Angel, at special
performance at the Hippodrome The
Moose will attend the theatre in a
body. The house will be especially
| decorated for the occasion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Hippodrome.

Three we'll pleased audiences filed
out of the Hippodrome yesterday at
ter seeing one of the best bills that
has been presented since the opening
of the season The Oberita Sisters,
who head the bill, are wonderful in
their electric dances and provoked
many rounds of applause by their ar
tistic work. The dance of the lilies,
in which one of the members of the
company transforms swirling mass
of cloth into beautiful lily won the
admiration of the three packed
houses. The other two members oil
the company are equally clever in
their work. ver-Valin and company in
the ventriloguist act is the best ever
seen in Keokuk and was well receiv
ed. Larkins and Pearl have clever
musical skit that is warmly taken by
the audience The work Of Blanche
Belville and C. X. Slade continues to
please. The pictures that are being
shown are exceptionally fine. The en-
tire bill will be changed at tomor-
rows matinee. -Adyertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
Friendly Surprise,

Mrs. Belle Gutenberg was the re-
cepient of a happy surprise last night
from her very kind and considerate
sisters of Colfax Lodge No. Degree
of Rebekah. A number of them, re,
membering that Mrs. Gutenberg met
with an accident by a fall last spring
from which she is still using crutches,
and had had no opportunity to do her
fall canning, set their heads together
as to how they could do a generous
act to this sister About fifty of them
went to her residence at 102 Concert
street each bringing can of fruit as a
friendship offering to their friend and
sister Other sisters had preceded
them with these friendship offerings,
so Mrs. Gutenberg will not only have
a supply OF canned goods for the win
ter, but what is better, the happy con-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02

results than Taft, Wilson, Harmon,
Clark or Underwood said Dixon.
IN Ohio the Taft people spent
$4,000 alone on a bill board contract.
It's common rumor that one man
gave Wilson $4,000 and $4,000
since"
Clapp then turned Dixon over to
the other senators.
Dixon added $4,000 to his state
ment of campaign receipts by saying
that Emlen Roosevelt gave him this
additional sum.
Dfxon said he spent 500 in Ne
braska in the primary fight, $500 to
some man in Tacoma, Washington,
and some money to Oregon.
q think I spent about $500 in
New Jersey. $4,000 In Indiana, but
nothing in Ohio. / sent a couple OF
thousand dollars to West Virginia, =
said Dixon.
He said he sent some money to
Governor Hadley of Missouri, in an
swer to urgent kilograms Hadley
asked for some money, he said, just
! bfeore the ST. Louis primaries.
When l got desperately hard up
went to Perkins; all of the rest OF
the plutocrats were supporting Taft,
concluded Dixon.
"a man named Penfield, of Phila
delphia gave $4,000 to the Wilson
fund.- said Dixon.
"I heard that Thos. Ryan gave
$4,000 to a congressional campaign
fund"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
) . o . o . Q . . . . Q . . . .
FUNERAL RECORD
. o o o . . o o o . . . Q .
Names Cameron.

The funeral of James Cameron, who
died at Excelsior Springs. Mo-, Sun
day afternoon, was held here at 10
O'Clock this morning at st. Peters
Catholic church. The solemn servi-
ces were conducted by Rev. Father
James w. Gillespie. From the home,
at 100 South Seventh street, to the
church and from the church to the
cemetery the five bells Joined with
the tolling of the church bell in appro
pirate and sad tribute to this worthy
ex-mayor and prominent citizen,
The pallbearers were Thomas r
McManus, Thomas H. Joyce, Fred M
Schneider, William Hummer, Emmett
O'Brien and George Smith.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
Prominent Kahoka Weddina.

A prominent wedding will occur at
Kahoka, Mo-, at T:30 O'Clock this
evening Of interest to Keokuk
people, because the immediate fami-
lies and contracting parties are well
known in Keokuk and have relatives
here, several of whom will be guests
at the event. The marriage will be
the uniting in holy bonds of Charles
Yant and Miss Louise Turner The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Louise
Turner, widow of the late Joseph
Turner, one Of the most popular and
prominent attorneys and citizens OF
Clark county. who died number of
years ago. She is charming and
accomplished young woman with a
large circle of friends in Kahoka and
elsewhere. Mr.. Yant, the groom is a
son of Mrs. Amy A, Yant of 1902
Timea street, Keokuk, but he has
been resident of Kahoka number
of years and popular and promising
young attorney, serving as states at
torney there.
The guests from Keokuk will be
Mr.. and Mrs G.. W. Moseley and
daughters, Misses Lottie and Marie
Moseley and Mrs. Arthur Mccormick
and Mrs. Elmer Leake, who Gill &c
/ by automobile. Besides, these will
also be guests at the wedding: Mrs
Sue Jordan of Jacksonville, H., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Prouty of Blon
deaurant, Iowa.
The Kahoka Free Press of yester
day thus anticipates the wedding:
| ON tomorrow evening at the beau
tiful home of the bride on West Court
street in this city in the presence o.
invited guests will take place the
marriage of Attorney C. w. Yant ane
Miss Louise Turner. Rev. w. F. Laid
+ ly. of the First Baptist church viii
perform the ceremony uniting tht
lives of this most excellent young
couple.
The groom is a talented membel
/ in the Clark county bar having served
| the people of this county in the ca
pacity of states attorney for si'
! years and is a sociable, genial youns
man. The bride is young lady o
refinement. having lived all her lift
in this city and is highly respected
after congratulations and tn,
serving of fine wedding dinner thu
bridal couple leave on the 10 o'clocl
train for western trip. On their re
turn they will locate in Springfield
Mo, where the groom has a lucratiy'
position. The Free Press togethe
with wide circle of friends wisl
them long and happy life"
Will Entertain Thursday.
Mrs. w. w. Witter and Mrs. Ere
Chaser, with a large committee 0
ladies', will entertain at the parlors Q
the First Baptist church Thursda
afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
DR.. c. &. Fisk.

The funeral of DR.. C. R. Fisk an
nonced to. take place from the fore
noon train this morning was postpon-
ed on account of a delay in the ar
rival of the remains, They will be
here on the S:25 Kline train this
evening and will be taken to the UNI
dertaking establishment of |. S. Ack'
lev to await funeral and burial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
Y. w. G. A. to Give Banquet.

The Y. w. c.. A. membership ban
quet will be held in the association
rooms on the evening of Oct. 10. This
is always a very popular social event
since the menu, program of toasts,
and all the features are prepared with
special care
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
an At Home.

Invitations for an at home in honor
of Mrs. Hannah Aaron have been is
sued by Mrs. William Ross Haines,
for Thursday, Oct. 10, 2;3o o'clock,
23rd and Washington Boulevard.
Cards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-02
Delighted Maecabees.

The Maccabees had a gala time last
evening. Many busy bees gathered at
Hawkes. hall and the meeting was all
sweets with not a single sting. An en-.
thusiastic Maccabee who was present
and enjoyed the happy event sends
The Gate City the following story OF
the occasion: