The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-24
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Owen Tigue, drunk. was arrested
lats evening at II o'clock by Officers
Baldwin and Brennan:
Rebekah lawn social tomorrow
evening, at the home Of Mrs. James,
800 Concers Everybody invited.
Judge Mcnamara went on the law
yers' picnic today and there was no
session OF the Superior court
| Two vags we're picked up by OH
GERS Baldwin and LeFeber, but were
released this morning and bounced
out OF town.
a dozen employees Of the Wool
worth and Co.'S ten cent store win
enjoy a supper at Rand Park this
evening.
C. E. Peel. clerk Of the general
Offices OF the c. B. & @. is enjoying q
weeks vacation with relatives at his
home in Burlington,
The I'M c. A. military company
Will have meeting this evening at the
Y. to determine the place at which
their lawn social will be held on July
| first.
| "A lot Of women's Queen Quality
! oxfords at $3.50 Another lot Of
| Sorosis oxfords at $40. Price Is no
object at the Bode-Larson Removal
Sale.
Joe MCGEE, suspicious character,
who has been around during the past
few days, was picked up by Ofncers
| Baldwin and LeFeber at $3.50 last
evening and lodged in the city jail.
From July 2srd to August 21st viii
be the dates OF the Y. NJ. C. A. camps.
The outings will be this year at Jack
son Island Names OF those who wish
I to go camping are now being received
i at the association building.
The first arrival in Burlington for
/ the regatta IS in the person OF Cap
tain w. A. Williamson Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, who came with the
! steamer Ben Hur, watch passed up the
river this week
The funeral OF the late Andrew
Ryan was held this morning from st.
q Peters Catholic church at nine o'clock
i "A large number OF friends Of the de-
ceased were present a. the services
which were conducted by Reverand
4 shoemaker
In reporting a concert gwen py
the quincy conservatory OF music the
journal says lrovatore, Always
popular with an audience, Dy Master
John kledaiscn' tai iad iloM heo
kuk. was one OF the most en1oyaDle
J numbers on the program ana Matsei
John played II Wen.
Rev. George Giglinger. who Is at
tending the retreat for priests at Dav
export this week, was given permits
sion to solemnize the ceremony OF tn
Seibert-Rovane wedding this morning
at st Mary's church. He VIII return
to Davenport to complete the retreat
Y There is considerable interest y
!, the lectures to be delivered by RI
!, Rev John r. Carroll. bishop OF Helena
Mont, at st. Peters Catholic churcl
! Sunday morning and evening. tn
. public is invited to hear this eloquen
speaker He will be the guest Of Rev
Thos. O'Reilly while in the city an,
: will remain for severa. days
; III. F. Kruger and the Misses Bel
!. Hirss. Flora Wustrow, Sadie Larson
and Floss Arnold, representatives o
!, the Epworth League of the Trinity y
e. church at the district convention
: held this week at Milton, returne,
home last evening and speak in glow
o ing terms OF the gathering OF the pas
few days. Although not present Ro
il w Lofqulst OF this city was electe
a first vice-president The meeting mex
e year Will be held at keosauqua.
j Word has been received from
. A. milestone who is in Syracuse, n
q r. in attendance at the Shoe Worker
d Convention. that the meeting is mos
8 enthusiastic one and that there ar
+ 240 delegates present at the gathering
t All but four. delegates were seate
!. l.v,,;tho,t ooy,fart Eti pbodoe ~ ~;