The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-11
CITY NEWS.
Bulk olives at 1mmegart's.

IN issour; Day Sunday at Hubinger
Park. A double header IS heduled I
with Hannibal, the first game to start
at 81 y. m.
The Mississippi river will be at
flood stage Monday when the Unitar-
ian excursion will be run to Quincy
on the steamer ]. S.
The Wabash will hold the train
Sunday afternoon until 4:50 p. m. in
order that Illinois people who attend I
the double header will be able to re.
main for the entire first game and part
of the second. 1t is expected that the I
Wabash will bring quite number OF t
fans over for the contests.
The Keokuk Humane society held /
their monthly session last night. The
second Thursday Of each month na.,
been chosen for the regular business /
session. A number OF cases were re-
ported and great deal Of business Of
Importance came before the society.
Those present showed much interest.
Swimming hours at the Y. NJ. G.
A. and hours at the athletic park for
boys have been arranged as follows:
swimming from 8 until o'clock
every afternoon except Saturday for
boys under sixteen and from to 8
o'clock in the evening for employed
boys. At the athletic park boys un-
der sixteen have the privilege Of the
field two mornings and one afternoon
and employed boys Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
The minister's glmnazium class
at the Y. NJ. 6. A. presented Physi-
cal director r. E. Chamberlain with a
valuable safety razor this morning In
appreciation OF his efforts extended
during the past winter. Mr.. Chamber
lain was the originator OF the class for
A ministers and the preachers Of the gos-
pei have taken great liking to this
healthy exercise. The present was
given shortly before class assembled
i this morning.
E. r. Cochrane, chairman of the
handicap committee on golf at the
Keokuk Country Club, has received
i quite a number Of entries for the
tournament which is to be held Satur-
day afternoon. Those who have enter
ed have given their two best scores
made last season. The tournament
will consist of one round Of nine holes,
medal play, and the winner will re-
cieve neat little prize to be given by
Don Dickinson. Quite number of
4 other features have been arranged for
the afternoon, including croquet, ten.
mis- and cards In the evening a dance
will be enjoyed by the young people.
The grounds are now IN excellent
shape for all sports and large attend
ance is expected tomorrow.
"A dispatch from Springfield says:
Owing to the illness OF Sister Mary
Pohlman, secretary Of st. Mary's
!. academy. Benedictine Sisters, Nau
VOC, Ill, who signed the notes Civ
I en- P. j. Kieran, president OF the
Fidelity Trust company, and trans
ferred by Kieran to various parties
the hearing OF the suits against st
Mary's academy on the notes, which
I had been set for tomorrow in the
United States circuit court in thi.
city, was yesterday postponed unit
Monday, June 81, when, it is stated
Sister Mary will be able to appear
BY agreement OF the counsel o.
: both sides jury will be waived Il
all the cases and they will be trie
3y the court.
= --Montrose Journal: Montros
n Camp No. 403s, R. N. A. accepted tn
sr invitation OF Eureka Camp of Keoku
le to meet with them on last Friday ever
" ing. About twenty responded, goin
re down on the evening train. The d
II gree team from Warsaw Camp put 0
b the work and initiated the class {
re twenty-five members. After the wor
n of the camp was over banquet wa
es served and those who were fortunat
as enough to be present say that the
lie were royalty entertained. by Eurek
en- Camp. Those who attended from hei
is. are: Mesdames, Franklin, Heat
en- Thomas, johnson, Rood, Smith. Fo
ct lofer Knobs, Wardlow, Minite
nd Inns. Messrs. Albert Wardlow, Ada
he Rudd, VIM. Braton and Harry Inn
at Misses Effiie Rood Mary Reed, Emn
ot- Noonan, Julia Holmes, Ella War
er low