The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-22
CITY NEWS

- A0oISiS anu Agnes NELL,
DOM twenty years of age, secured a
marriage license today. The young
man had the consent of his parent to
wedding and Rev. Foster presided.
10 be able to vote at the coming
election, voter must be of age and
nave lived 6 months in the state and
60 days in the county according to
the code of Iowa.
While hanging clothes on the line
snls afternoon, Mrs. E. A. Vinson acct
dentally fell and injured herself to
what extent could not be ascertained.
She is seventytwo years of age and
was taken to the hospital for treat
ment.. The accident happened at the
Columbia restaurant at No. 423 Main
street.
A marriage license was issued today
to John. Gunther, aged % years, and
Anna Wilhelmina Renkea. aged 16
years, both of Benson, Ill. The bride
being under age, her father, Michael
Renken, accompanied her and gave
his consent to wedding which was
performed by Rev. Williams.
Jacob Hubinger was on a fishing
trip today and did not know that let
ter had arrived for him stating that
he had won 100 acre farm in the
Rosebud tract and is asked to report
on March 1 and pick out what he
wants after BIG others have had
their picks.
Marshal Kenney has a letter from
the Butterick Publishing Co., asking
him to keep lookout for swindler
who gives his name as Mayer or Wad-
sworth, who offers the agency for the
company's patterns and publications
for $3.50 or $3.50 per year He is de.
scribed as man weighing nearly 200
pounds with sandy mustache turning
to gray and has been working his
scheme in number of places in the
west
A suit for divorce has been filed in
the district court by Susie Cramberg
VS.. Russell Cramberg, the charge be-
ing that the husband threa tened to
kill her by cutting her throat with
razor and otherwise frightened her
and failed to support her. The petit
ton states that she lives in Fort
Madison, but previously lived at
Montrose and that they were married
in Carthage September 16. 1905. and
lived together until Sept. IA, 1908. A
to r1y rI fnr h.
ton of her maiden name of Susie
Trip
The Anderson Canning Company
factory was broken into last night, a
rear window being broken and 2S
pint bottles of catsup were taken. The
burglary is supposed to have been
done by young man named Morgan,
who has been In police circles before
for petty larceny, for he brought the
stolen goods into a restaurant on
Main street between Eighth and Ninth
streets this morning at o'clock and
asked to leave the bottles there. He
explained that he intended to sell
them at another place but that it was
closed and that he would return for 1T.
He did not return and the police have
been unable to locate him yet, 1t be-
ing supposed that he has left the city.
am personally acquainted with Guy
Carlton Lee, the lecturer, and have
heard him four times at chautauqua as
semblies where ! served as platform
manager DR.. Lee is a most interest
ing, instructive and entertaining
speaker, bringing the choicest
thoughts of the centuries and cloth
ing them in the most beautiful Ian
guage. ! regard his lecture on VIC
torious Womanhood,' as his best and
one of the finest tributes to woman
ever spoken from platform A rare
treat is in store for all who hear this
noted orator Friday night at the Trim
ity NJ. e. church, (Signed) j. W. Pot
ter. pastor.