The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-16
CITY NEWS.

FIdyer FldHOS. LOWeHSlelH Mu-
sic Store.
The new Catholic church at Dallas
City will be dedicated next Sunday.
Moore G Morgan invite the ladie:
to their millinery opening Saturday
An ice cream dealer was fined 50
at Fairfield for selling ice cream last
Sunday.
Headquarters FOR Edison Phono-
graphs and Records. Lowenstein
Music Store.
Ralph B. Smith has assumed his
duties as deputy clerk in the Office OF
Ed. S. Lotion, clerk Of the district
court at Keokuk.
The Keokuk Lumber Company
has transferred to Jacob Williams lot
8 in block 20, the property being be-
tween Palean and Carroll on Second.
The only consideration stated in the
deed was 81.
Regular meeting OF Puckecaetuck
encampment No. Z, /. o. O. F., at Odd
Fellows hall at 3 o'clock tonight. Wis
/; ng brethren fraternally invited to
attend
For the consideration Of 81 and
other considerations J. C. 1iubinger
Company has transferred to H. C.
Brown lot A in block 4. the property
being between Main and Johnson on
Water.
w. S. Davis, who has been cleo
trician at Hubinger Bros. for some
time past, left last evening for Chi
cago to accept position with the
Westinghouse company. His wife will
not join him at the present time. and
will remain in Keokuk for a few
weeks.
"A number of the members of the
congregation OF ST. Peters Catholic
church met at the home of Mrs. Sarah
D. Rand last evening to discuss sew
eral matters relative to the church. 1t
was decided TO solicit funds for tho
erection of a monument to be placed
over the grave of the late Father
O'Reilly, pastor.
Miss Bessie Paul, of Canton, swal-
lowed the heads OF SO matches on
Monday Of last week and died the fol-
lowing Friday at 10 a. m. She admit.
ted that she ate the matches with In.
tent to commit suicide because her
father refused to allow her to remain
on the streets alone at night Her
age was sixteen years She was the
| daughter of L. p Paul.
The Keokuk Masonic building AS
ISOLATION and a number of property
owners on North Fourth street have
filed protest with the city clerk
against the proposed tearing up of the
brick sidewalk between Main and
Blondeau. 1t is stated in the protest
that the sidewalk is in good repair
and that cement sidewalk is unnec.
essary at the present time
Following are the officers elected
by the Tri-State Medical association
which was in session at Quincy: DR.
William Jepson, Sioux City. Iowa
president; DR.. j. H. Rice, Quincy
vice president, for Illinois; DR.. F. B
Tiffany, Kansas City. vice presiden,
for Missouri; DR.. Percy C. Wood. Mar
shalltown, vice president for Iowa;
w. Q. Kennedy, st. Louis, secretary;
Dr. Emory Lanphear, treasurer, st
Louis was decided upon as the place
OF meeting next year.
/ "A dispatch from Peoria H., says
Rolla H. Truftt, millionaire banker and
boat builder of Chillicothe, ILL., was
expelled from the membership of the
] Illinois Valley Yacht club OF that cit,
by the board Of directors of that or
ganization in meeting Tuesday even
Ing, because of his ACTIVITY in attempt
ing to prevent speed boats competing
with boat of his own design in the
Western Power association regatt;
held there last month. Among those
whom Truitt is alleged to have work
ed against was Warren Beckwith O
Burlington, WHO found difficulty in en-
tering the Blanche B. in certain race.
at the Peoria regatta.