The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-02
CITY NEWS.

Ewer's Grand Leader, best SC cigar.
DIR. Colby. Dentist, over Younker's.
Get your spring chickens at
Cars, 9O2 Main.
Mr.. j. H. Ellsworth has bought
large Maxwell automobile. Though
he sells his goods all over the coun-
try, he prefers to buy at home.
The funeral Of the late John
Leezer is to be held tomorrow after
noon at Q o'clock from the residence
and at 2:3O o'clock from the Trinity
M. E. church.
Mr.. F. r. Bulman Of Duncan
Schell Co., has received new rum
about from the Motor Car Co. The
members OF this big firm are loyal
traders at home.
The Sunday School report for
last Sunday is as follows: Trinity NJ.
E., 304, enrolment $40; Baptist, 1876.
enrolment 321; Westminster, TT, en-.
rollment 213; First Christian, 191, en-
rollment 294.
Two DRINKS and two sleepers
were locked up over night at the po-
lice station. Officers Baldwin and
Brennan picked up John West at Z
o'clock and officers Tigue and Free
man arrested Billy Hogan at 1880
o'clock both being charged with being
drunk.
AT the meeteing last evening of
Morning Star lodge No. 5 Knights of
Pythias, there was work in the Page
rank, two new members were voted
on and an application was received.
At the next meeting there will also
be initiation and also for the coming
several weeks, quite number of
candidates being waiting.
There will be an eclipse of the
moon tomorrow evening. According
to the almanac, the moon rises at
7:34 and will then be in the eclipse
which will begin to move at 1853. The
eclipse will continue to diminish I'M
| til 9:13 when the shadow will have
disappeared from in front of the
moon On June II there will be par
! tial eclipse Of the sun.
i u. Z. DOJSSr vi AlO.. Ado
moved to Keokuk and has taken
i charge of the editorial and business
departments Of the Constitutions Dem
ocrat. He has number of friends
here, being a brother of DR.. F. B. Dor
sey and has often visited in the city
For some time he has been the pub
Usher Of republican weekly news
paper in his home town.
The most handsome college pub
LEGATION ever issued from Knox Col
lege at Galesburg, is the annual book
just issued entitled "The Gale" being
published by the students once each
year. The book for this year was In
charge of j. Ralston Hayden who to
4 gether with his assistants, got out the
finest book ever seen by the college
students. The book is beauty, con
tains numerous illustrations and 9
fund of good reading matter. 1t re
manned for Keokuk student at the
college to show up all former pub
fishers by getting out the finest is
sue Of "The Gale" ever published.
Burlington Gazette: The execu
tive committee IN charge Of the rivel
regatta TO be held at Burlington Jul.
and 6, have added 32-foot launci
race to the program. This was on ap
plication from Savannah, HI, which
city has good boat to enter. On the
assurance of that city that there vii
be more than four entries to this new
race, it will be given place on tbs
program and three cups will be provid
ed as prizes The entries are begin
ming to come in. There are seven en-
tries from Bellevue, Iowa, the newes
recruit to tle Mississippi Valley Mo
6 tor Boat association. This is an excel
lent indication. When new towI
comes in so strong. the older towns
will do something big.