The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-24
CITY NEWS.

Masonic: special, Eagle Wed.
Aug. az. Z o'clock. ard degree.
Our now fall line Of suits, dresses
ana skirts are now ready tor you
Miss Ella ranning. COL Main street,
The steamer Keokuk which makes
regular excursion trips into Keokuk
from Quincy every Sunday. brought
IN about 400 people on its last excurs-
ION trip.
The following Keokuk men have
taken out hunting ncenses: Tom
Boltz, VIM. o. Elite. Albert 6ansoma.
VIM. Lowenstein. Bruce L. Gtlhllan,
Fred Nye. vinconnes.
Regular meeting OF Morning Star
lodge No. 5. knights Of Pythias. ct
tx. p. hall. Tuesday at p. N. Visit
Ing knights invited. r. 8, Ulrieh. g.
c.; =. A Burgess, X. Of r. = 9.
Regular meeting Loyal Order OK
Moose. Keokuk lodge No. 704. tonight
at o'clock. In M00se hall. Waiting
brothers cordially invited. JohA =.
stadlsr. dictator. Ed. 9. Lotion. sec
rotary. Il
company Of Kcokuk that has the
contract for the Improvement OF
expects to finish the work this week
says the Quincy Herald.
The Missouri branch OF the Ma.
tional Grangers' association holds It's
annual meeting at Dsrrahs. Missourt.
today. The national master, Hon.
John Gaunt. will preside. and j. O,
Boyd of this city will deliver the pFin
|cipal address OF the day.
Miss Ella Tanning. 601 Maiu
street. announces that she has com
|plete now fall line Of suits, dresses
and skirts.
There IL an old saying TO the ef-
feet that the man who ID good q max
Ing excuses Is seldom good for any
thing else. The same idea may be
applied to the newspaper, which lacks
enterprise enough to get out and get
news, and then to excuse itself In the
eyes Of It's clients cries fake"
That the lynching OF Leo Frank
by the Georgia mob was an outrage
and showed Lax conditions at the state
|penitentiary in that state, was the
opinion expressed by, Charles Suit
van, parole agent to the state board Of
parole and former deputy warden at
the state prison at Fort Madison,
Saturday. That such an incident coul5
never occur ct the state penitentiary
there Is his belief.
Movie Glidwell and Jake Shirley.
charged with being intoxicated, were
given six day vacation In the couh-
|ty Jail by James 8. Burrows, Justice at
the peace. this morning. One OF the
men claimed to have como from Bu--
Ilington and said this was the flrst
time he had ever been arrested. He
wanted the justice to call up the Bur.
lington police officers and secure
voucher as to his reputation.
State Senator Joseph r. Ffailey,
|of Fort Madison, well known In Ken-
|kuk. today delivers an address ut
Traer. Iowa, for the old soldiers re-
union The high esteem with which
state Is demonstrated In this instance.
gram for speeches are Col. d. Palme;,
lgraud commander OF the G.. A. r.;
Congressman Good OF Cedar Rapids.
land State Representative Ring Of
Cedar Rapids
The Quincy lodge OF Elks have
sent Invitations to the summer festi.
val at Highland, september l. 2. and
| 8. to the lodges at Hannibal. Keo-
Ikuk, Macomb, Kirksville. Jacksonville,
and seven or eight other cities In the
vicinity OF Quincy. II had been ar.
ranged TO have special Elk display
lof fireworks the first date. aud an Elk
picnic on the third day. Recently ar
engagements were made to have the
Fifth infantry band play on the
Ieecond day. There will also be other
features for the second. Large hand.
bills advertising the event were dis
tributed In this city yesterday.
1T. Madison Democrat: W. c..
Cunningham goes to Keokuk to be-
come principal OF the Tri-State Com
Imercial college, purchased this spring
by Mr.. White. During his two years
with the local school. Mr.. Cunningham
demonstrated that he was q young
man Of energy, tact and honesty. HIS
success a. an instructor OF young men
and women was marked. and while !.
ia with regret that the students and
teachers here see him leave, yet his
promotion Il source OF pleasure n
all. Miss Genevieve Boeding. Of this
city, also leaves to make her future
home in Keokuk, to take charge OF
the shorthand and typewriting depart
ment of the Tri-State.
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