The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01
CITY NEWS.

Inc eieutlon poliS Will close f1hld
evening at 700 o'clock.
Every item Just as advertised At
| Bode-I-arson's removal sale
The Royal Neighbors and Wood.
men moonlight on the evening OF July
/ 9th.
Monthly meeting OF the Benevo,
lent Union tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock at the home.
Regular meeting OF PuckecAetuck
encampment No. Z. /. O. o. f., at Odd
Fellows hall at o'clock tonight Wis
ng brethren fraternally invited to
attend. Installation Of officers.
"A couple of candidates are to be
Initiated this evening by the Elks
lodge, Owing to the hot weather,
the candidates will be shown : hot
time.
The motion Of the defendant for
more specific statements in the case
OF r. e. Eppers VS.. Il, T. Bartruff was
sustained In the superior court today
| by Judge McNnmara.
The finest excursion and pleasure
boat on the Mississippi for the Royal
Neighbor and Woodman moonlight ex-
cursion on next Tuesday evening.
Better plan to so.
For the consideration OF 81 Eliza
beth Maxwell. widow OF the late John
Maxwell. ct al, have sold to William
J. Mccormick lots 4. and 6 In block
IS, Reds addition, the property being
near the Lincoln school.
"A. j. Hickey has petitioned the
city council for permission to sell and
offer for sale. etc, intoxicants at No.
1905 South Fifth street, Ed. Galloway
has petitioned the city council for
permission to do the same at First
and Johnson streets.
The owners Of lots z, s, 8, 10, IL
and 10 In block Is. Kilbourne addi-
ton, have fled request with the city
clerk that the council reconsider and
have permanent sidewalk instead Of
a temporary one laid adjoining that
property.
Monte Ryland has filed an inform
alton in the superior court against
John w. Stanley, charging him with
disturbing her peace and quiet by
using indecent and obscene language.
The two had trouble in the Main street
restaurant between Fourth and Fifth.
where the former was employed.
Nearly all Of the laws passed by
the state legislature at the last SEES
sion, become effective on July 4,
which will be next Sunday. There
were SO many Of them passed and OF
such a startling nature, that the care
full citizen will consult his attorney
next week before he does anything out
OF the usual routine of his life.
Rev. c. E. Hills of Kahoka. Mo-,
who is holding three weeks eyangelis-
tic services at Alexandria. No.. has
invited the local Y. NJ. G. A. workers
to come to Alexandria on Sunday af-
ternoon to assist In the services there.
About fifteen or twenty from this city
will take the 2:30 interurban car to
Warsaw and cross by ferry to the
Missouri town. A qnartette, compos-
ed of Messrs. Wilbur Hughes, e. w.
pierce. j. r. Hershey and G. F. Nc
Farland will furnish music for the
meeting.
The property owners fronting on
or alongside Sixth street from the
north line of Blondeau to the south
line OF Grand Avenue have filed pro-
| test with the city clerk against the
proposed reconstruction OF same.
IT. S. Frazer. the owner OF the
/ front seventy-tive eet of lots
4. S and 6 In block &C
has filed protest with the
/ city clerk against the laying of new
4 cement cutters and the overhaulinE
of Sixth from Morgan to Fulton.
burlington Gazette: The annua
meeting OF the Chamberlain Harring
ton Co, controlling nearly fort.
theaters in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri
: was held in Burlington today at TIL
Grand opera house office. Present wer
, Messrs. Blake ad Wilson, representing
Mrs. Frank Chamberiin; S. B. HaI
/, rington of Peoria, W. L. Busby Q
Quincy Charles Knidt of Davenport
ana j Il ffttlOsriS sun VI SSlAsfNs
this meeting the business OF the pas
a year was settled up an new yea
. entered into. The BUSINESS all owe
the circuit had been satisfactory bu
: even better is looked forward to
i90sll0. The company has added
; few housese to the circuit during tn
e past season. the latest being the me-
b Princess at Davenport. The Chan
:. berlin Harrington CO. will maintain q
0 open door policy during the comm
{ season. playing independent and trus
5 attractions without discriminatioI
e This enables this circuit TO get th
q very hest shows which travel ives
e ward
!. a journey in canoe from the yer
d source of the Mississippi river to II
z mouth is then Undertaking of kiyo 81
/ Innui. a japanese student. who ha
!, progressed as far as Clinton in HI
+ $500 mile jaunt. In an 1S-foot veses
; capable Of carving four persons tn
i young man from the realm OF Ia
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