The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-04

quet programs are naat affairs and
bear on the cover the words:
This banquet is to celebrate the
annual reunion of the Ottumwa dis
trict Dental society and the Burling- |
ton district Dental society, under the
title The Southeastern Iowa"
Menu and Toasts.
Following is the menu and list or
toasts:
Oyster Cocktail
Olives Celery
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Giblet Gravy
Mashed Potatoes Peas
Hot Tea Rolls
Waldorf Salad
Sailed Waters
Ice Cream Cake
Coffee Tea
PROGRAM
Dr. Geo. E. Slingluff, Burlington,
Toastmaster
"Reminiscences Of the Old South
eastern Iowa Dental Society"-Dr.
Craig M. Work OF Ottumwa.
What I Heard Mo1ar say to a
Central Incisor'-Dr. B. ]. Perry OF
Washington.
"The Obtundent: Hot Air"-Mr. o.
B. Towne OF Keokuk.
Grown and Bridge Work'-Dr. F.
d. Roach OF Chicago, speaker Of the
evening.
Officers Of Meeting.
TomoTTow's program consists OF
clinics at o'clock, a talk by DR.. J.
p. Buckley in the afternoon together
| with discussion of clinics and BUSH
ness session.
The officers and committees are as
| follows:
Burlington District Oficers-Dr. J.
E. Fornsy, president, Keokuk; DIR. Ida
M. Gantz, vdce-president, Burlington;
DR.. c. 3. Ritchey, secretary, New Lon
don; DIR. j. N. Irwin, treasurer, Brigh-
ton; Dr.. ]. NJ Marsh, delegate to exc
cutive council
Ottnumwa District Officers-Dr. M.
| o. Frazier, president, Oskalocsa; Dr..
| H. NJ vawtsr vicepresident, Knox
VILE; DR.. j. w. Wray, secretary, FIRE.
mont; DR.. T. D. Craig, treasurer, Al
bia; DIR. w. C. Boone, delegate to
executive council
Officers in charge Of the Keokuk
meeting Arrangements committee:
DR.. J. +. Forney, chairman, Keokuk;
DR.. NJ. c. Frazier, secretary, Oska-
loosa.
Clinic superintendent Dr. J. NJ.
Marsh, Keokuk
Those Who are Here.
i Following is copy OF the register
A up until noon:
i G. b. Richey, Nav London; NJ. Fow-
Ter, Brashear, Mo-; F. A. Roe, Burning
ton: F. W. Edwards, Mt. Pleasant;
! e. E. COPYRIGHT, FIT. Madison; j. M.
Irwin, Brighton; G. A. McElderry
Fairfield; R. V. Hurdle, Mt Pleasant;
u. E. Warder, Corydon; H. A. McWil-
i Hams, Pennington; e. L. Browning,
Mt. Sterling; R. B. Vaughn, HamiI-
ton, Ill.,; ]. r. Kyler Kirkwocd; R. e.
Merrick. Corydon; j B. How'd, Keo,
I kuk; Ed. S. Brown. Mma; r. D. Nc
Keane, Shenandoah; G. T. Hewes,
Quincy; H. L. WhippUs, Quincy; J. H
Wolfe, Quincy; H. w. Mcmillan, Rose,
Willie, ILL.,: ]. F. Wallace, Canton; H. A.
Knott, West Liberty; A. J. Andrews,
New London; Geo. P McKilb, Mt
Pleasant; J. w. Wray, Fremont; l.
L. Pittin, Bloomfield; @. D. Raw
hauser, Salem; R. H. Mckinney, Han
nibal; H. E. Mitchell, Lancaster; A
A. Justice, Lancaster; H. L. Madison
Burlington. Martin Dewey, Kansas
!. City; B. F. Redman, Oskaloosa; M
10. Frazier. Oskaloosa; E. P. Hazen
!, TT. Madison; N. E. Galley, FIT Madl
son; R. v. Yant, Burlington; IDA
CLAM, Burlington: Z. G. Penelleton
Golden; l.. NJ Duncan, Quincy; T. F.
Cooke. Burlington. j. F. Calhoun, 81.
don; j B. MouItfort, Fairfield: J. N
Armstrong, Ottumwa; B. G. Hinlley
t Keokuk; H. e. Hurst. Center
: Vile; Geo w. Clinghuff, Bur
hngton; w H Chapman, Bur
: lington; 0. l.. Sohl. Keokuk; F. b
James, Wilton Junction: j. c. Mnten
l Pella r. G. KeztIsr, Humeston; H
B. Westcott. keoknk; Margaret l.
: Stafford. Galesburg; w. C. Boone. w
: e. Creath; j. n. Tits, OskaToosa: r
E. Roach, Chicago; e. J. Perry. Wash
ington; D. W. Steneker, Donnellson
j. w. Marsh, Keokuk; C. M. Work
4 Ottumwa; J. A. Cochran, Keokuk; r
4 E., Tydings, Moberly: w. T. Rut'edge
]. Monroe City, Mo-; p L. Christie
! Wapello; j. l.. Brldgford, Macon; r
D. Craig, Abba; L. F. OFT, A1tia; c
. F.. Huston, Russell L. o. Loughlin
j, Winfield; D. D. Lewis, Washington
j. nj. Covell, Hamilton; j. w. Mckee
:, Davenport; Guy s. Crise. Philo; Geo
L. Miller, Philo; T. A. Hartley, War
: saw; F. A. Fox, Des Modnes J. !
], Thompson. Centervdlle; Frema,