The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-03
CITY NEWS.

between four members Keokuk cub
team and four members Rexall team
on club alleys.
A motion for change of venue has
been filed in the superior court by the
Standard Fire Insurance Co., against
the c. B. & X. c. Coal Co.
For the consideration of $4,000
Adolph Mueller has sold to Herman
Thon, tract of land in the southeast
quarter of section %.
Ernest Brunat who was seriously
i'll this winter, suffered relapse three
days ago and Is again confined to his
bed at home, being now in very seri-
Gus condition.
The matinee audience was de-
lighted with the fine musical extrav-
aganza the isle of Spice" this after
noon. There will be another splendid
audience tonight, as the attraction is
one of the very best Of the season.
Two deeds have been filed where
in the Hawkeye Investment Co., have
sold lots in Hawkeye addition to the
city, each for $751; Lot 8 in block Is
is sold to Henry Hunold and lot / in
the same block is sold to John B. NJ.
Mullen. Both parties are from Edna,
MO. 81.
& Commencing Saturday. April 10,
the steamer Dubuque will leave st.
Louis every Saturday, 400 p. M. for
Keokuk, Iowa, and will leave st. Louis
every Tuesday, 400 p. m. for Burlins
ton, Iowa. Commencing April 18th,
the steamer Dubuque will leave Keo-
kuk for st. Louis, every Monday and
Friday at G:30 a. m.
Robert Brillhardt who escaped re-
Gently from the asylum at Mount
Pleasant. called at the police station
this morning at $50 O'Clock and gave
himself up. He was sent up from Al
bia and escaped recently with another
patient, who has not been found as
yet. He will be held here until an
officer comes for him.
Hear the song hits of TIL isle
of Spice" tonight.
The mission at st. Mary's church
will close tomorrow evening. Thers
, will be special services tonight at 1880
and tomorrow at 600, 1880 and 10
O'Clock. The services Sunday even
ing will commence at 1880 o'clock.
During the progress of the mission,
large crowds have attended and the
mission has been a great success.
While in Fort Madison today con
tinuing the Tucker inquest, Coroner
/ Korschgen will make an investigation
of the death of an Italian named Sam
uel Rames who was killed on the San
ia Fe on August "a, 1907, and buried
without an inquest. The italian coun-
sci has asked for an inquest or inve,;-
tigation of this case.
The church choirs of the city are
many of them preparing Easter mu-
4 sic which will be rendered week
/ from tomorrow Easter Sunday. In a
number of the churches fine musical
programs have been arranged and in
Keokuk churches tiis year, this part
! of the services of Easter will be more
beautiful than ever. Sunday school
exercises among the children of the
Younger classes will be held in most
churches.
John Tumelty will thoroughly re-
present the Second ward. The people
of that ward believe so and they are
going to give him hearty support
next Monday. Mr.. Tumelty is we'll
liked and is we'll qualified to give the
ward the attention it deserves. He
will give it an unselfish service and he
will see that the best interests are
considered. He is young man whom
the voters will take especial pleasure
in supporting and it is confidently
hoped that he will have nice major
Iity next Monday night.
j. p. Christy is the well known
Third ward citizen who is making the
race for alderman. For many years he
has been a resident of the city and the
ward and the voters who support hin.
next Monday will not regret their as
sistance Having plenty of time he
will be able to give to the ward the at
tention that the Office deserves but so
frequently fails to receive. Mr.. Christy
will appreciate the support of all vot-
ers irrespective of party and will make
councilman that will be credit to
the ward and to the city.
Henry Kesselring received a
telegram today from l.. d. Brady of
Moline, H.. announcing the death of
/ his wife. whose remains are to be
brought to Keokuk this evening for
burial here Mrs. Brady was Miss
Edna Seitz before marriage and was a
daughter of Mrs Charles Bird of No.
1902 Concert street. to whose home
the remains will probably be taken
after arriving here this evening. Mr..
Brady is nephew of Mrs. Kesselring.
The deceased was former Keokuk
girl and has many friends here.
A petition has been filed with the
city clerk by John P. Hornish. ]. n.
/ Cole. Susan S. Hobbs, Isabelle West
colt. Mary E. Daniel and j. w. Hobbs,
all interested in property in blocks
81. so and 81. protesting against the
city taking an appeal in the suit in
the district court and giving dozen
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