The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-05
CITY NEWS.

Baseball Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock
Bargain day Monday, two games
for twenty-five.
-Evangelistic meetings will begin
this morning at the First Christian
church with Evangelists Lockhart and
Linett.
In spite of the rainy weather,
Main street was busy place last
evening with the regular Saturday
night crowds.
The shower baths and pool at the
Y. M. C. A will be closed after Mon
day night for short time SO that re-
pairs may be made to them.
Regular meeting of Knights and
Ladies of Security, Keokuk Council
No. 1889 at A. O. u. w. hall at s
o'clock. Meet the first and third
Monday of each month.
The body of Father O'Reilly will
be brought into st. Peters church be-
tween the two masses today and will
lie in state In order that the people OF
the congregation may view him.
George G.. Greenslaugh has bought
the lunch car formerly conducted by
N. Haas on North Sixth street and
will take possession Monday. He So
licits your patronage.
j. r. Cook will be manager of the
Roll-a-way this season and intends to
run it right, admitting only those who
will conduct themselves as ladies and
gentlemen at any and all times.
Visit tie Roll-a-Way. Rights OF
admission strictly reserved. Every
thing has been done for the conven-
fence of patrons. Larger floor, more
skates and private telephone booth.
Everything new and up-to-date at
the Roll-a-way this season, rights of
admission will be strictly reserved at
all times. Parents can send their chill
dren and not be worried about them
The double header to be played
Labor Day will start at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. Both games will be
played for the single price of admis
sion and this will be an opportunity
for the fans to turn out and boost
Despite the many announcements
that The Gate City would be issued
Sunday morning instead of Saturday
evening, a great many subscribers
called up the office by telephone las
evening and stated that they had no
received their paper
-S,Sry e. Duffy has decided tt
Charles M. Kingman, the rear 40 fee
of lot II and the rear 40 feet of thu
east 40 feet of lot IL in lot II. in blocl
141, the property being on Timea be
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. TIL
consideration is not stated - the dee,
filed.
"A lot of smoke rolling across :.cm
: of the tall buildings near Sixth an
Main street last evening caused man
along that thoroughfare to think
large fire was in progress somewher
in one of the buildings. A trip wa
. made to the roof of the buildings b
, Chief Anderson and several of nj
men however, but nothing could
found but furnace flue puffin
: away peacefully
! The body of the late James Sew
Z ard arrived last evening at eigf
/ o'clock over the Rock Island from e
j. dyville and was taken in charge b
!. Crimmins and Chase. undertaken
!. The funeral will be held at 2 o'cloc
this afternoon from st. Francis Z
= Sales church, Rev. Father Dunnicn
have charge of the services.
Much activity is going on at til
y Y w. G. A., thorough cleaning b
ing given the different departmel
rooms and the parlors and general O
fices of the secretaries are being p
pered which will add much to the a
|. pearance of the place. Some new pi
lures have been received and will
hung as soon as tle papering is don
Mrs Laura H. Carey is the donor of
:. number of pictures which have bee
= received among others.