The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-05
CITY NEWS


street fair. Get tag.
DIR. Dorsey's office moved to new
building, Seventh and Blondeau.
Seats now selling for paid in
Full' at the Grand tomorrow night.
Paid in Full" with original New
York cast at the Grand tomorrow
night. Seats now selling.
People are cautioned to hold onto
their tags Thursday afternoon while
watching the balloon ascension.
Thursday will be Tag Day at the
street fair. A tag will not admit one
to a side show, but all wearers of tags
can see the public wedding for moth
ing.
Reserve your seats at the Grand
for Paid in Full which with the
original New York cast appears at the
Grand tomorrow night Seats now
selling.
k line train No IL was an hour
and five minutes late in arriving this
morning, delaying the Chicago mail
and making post Office distribution
late.
You will have ample time to take
in the street fair attractions this week,
but you will have only one opportun-
ity to see paid in Full" at the Grand
tomorrow night. Buy your tickets
now
Wabash number so will leave at
$40 a. m. on the fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth. on account of state fair at
Springfield, I'll. Returning will leave
Springfield at 5:45 p. m.
R. c. Hufstader, general secretary
of the Y. NJ. C. A.. left this morning
for Bluffs, H.. where he will meet
Mrs. Hufstader and children who will
come to Keokuk to reside. taking up
their residence at 305 North Fifth
street. They come from Scranton, Pa.
-keokuk theatre goers will miss
rare production il they stay away from
the Grand opera house tomorrow even
ing. Don't let the street fair attrac-
tions keep you away from the high
class play of Paid in Full" You will
see the original New York cast in this
play It will be an evening OF profit
as we'll as entertainment.
On account of the congested con.
dition of the uptown freight yards last
evening, two switch engines were en-
ployed to handle the many cars which
Tiled tho yard. The rush at present
n freight business is unusual and fall
business has come in with a sweep for
the shippers. Extra help. including
another night switching and engine
crew has been put on until business is
again at normal.
-fhe house that is being moved
out Blondeau street by Sam Brown the
,olored man, is still causing mucl wor-
y TO residents along the street which
he house is being moved. Limbs are
being Topped from trees, and fine big
shade trees being disfigured, with
heir limbs being stripped from them
where they come in contact witt the
louse. Power must be shut off from
he wires while the house is moved
inder them and in several instances.
he wires have been removed and
hen had to be replaced AGAIN.
Hannibal Courier: W base.
'ali park is or is not e to a
leighborhood. is the still
icing debated before Jucgs Eby to-
lay and it begins to seem likely that
ne debate viii continue through the
reater part of tomorrow. The plain
ifs finished the introduction of their
estimony this morning and this after
DON the hearing of the other side of
he case was begun The defendants
ave subpoenaed some thirty or forty
Witnesses, members of the baseball
ssociation, baseball enthusiasts and
ven some residents of the vicinity OF
he park who will seek to show by their
tatements that the park as now con
ucted is not a nuisance and should
ot be closed up. The suit is over
ne issuance OF an Injunction against
gliding ball games in the park, asked
y the plaintiffs. If successful. it will
mean that as ball grounds League
ark will be useless and baseball en-
husiasts would have to find another
ocation for their games