The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-25
CITY NEWS.

FLOOR clean anu Carpet clean, puy
1t at Reck's grocery.
Skate at Gate City Roller Rink,
Estes block, sos Main.
Have you the blues? Hear Kemp
at Trinity church, Nov. l.
Cut prices on horse blankets and
lap robes at Sherwood's.
DIR. Colby returned from bust
ness trip to Mason City and will be
at his Office regularly.
The contracting firm of o. w.
Sandberg sent eight stone masons to
Denver, Illinois this morning, they
having several buildings to work on.
Did you read the want column in
Sunday mornings issue? If not get
your paper and look over the list. You
might miss something you have been
looking for
Learn to dance. One of the most
graceful pastimes ever. Lots of good
music. AL instructors and pleasant
assembly afterwards. All rights of ad-
mission reserved.
For OIL and other considerations
Henry and Jennie Mitchell have trans
ferred to Matte e. Bulman, the rear
60 feet of lot -, block 1913. The prop
erty is on the corner of Eighth and
High streets.
Attend the dancing party of the
season in Hawks hall this evening.
Messrs Kennedy and Mccoy reserve
ali rights OF admission. Bring your
wife, sweetheart or sister and enjoy a
pleasant evening. -
-Masonic-Spe meeting OF
Eagle Lodge No IL, A. F. & A. NJ,
1880 o'clock Tuesday evening, October
26, 1909. Work on 3rd degree. Visit
l,g brethren fraternally invited. By
order of the w. NJ. S. H. Johnston,
secretary.
George lie Van who was arrested
| ing was brought to Keokuk this morn
ing and taken out on the K. & w.
bound for Wayland. He was in charge
of Sheriff G. B. Goe of Mt Pleasant,
who made the capture.
The valuable gasoline engine
4 WhiCH WdS olOiCn lIOIl MdlCuS ANCi-
son, who does towing up and down
the Mississippi river for the Warsaw
Milling company, was found buried
among the willows, short distance
below the grain elevator. A hole had
been dug and the engine placed there
in and then covered with straw The
discovery was purely accidental. The
engine was stolen during street fair
week while on the river bank near
Nelson's boat house.
The Diamond 10 Steamer Dubuque
did not make its regular Sunday trip
to port last night aud will probably
not pull in here until some time
tomorrow. The delay is caused by the
failure to get deck hands. all the OLD
, ones having deserted 1t seems thai
just at this time of the year the
steam boat hands begin to YEAR,
for the South with its balmy air and
the migration for that district has al
:. ready begun. The Dubuque was not tbs
: only one effected, however as the Bald
Eagle. which runs between st. Louis
and Peoria was in the same fix.
: Addie King, wife Of Warren King
: filed suit for divorce in the district
!. court this morning and asks 1ega
. separation because of general abuse b,
,, her husband The petition states tina
thew were married December Q, 1901
and that they lived together until
y January, 1908. That since their mar
) rage the defendant has cursed her
:, calling her lewd and nrofane names
j, in the presence of peranl friends and
J members of the family; that he strucl
!. and beat her and threatened to xii
and because of the abuse the defend
ants life has been endangered. She
:. asks also for the restoration of hel
= maiden name, Annie South.
? Quincy and Jacksonville battlet
:, to q tie Saturday, neither side beins
= able to register although Quinc.
,, was on the three foot line at one tim'
: while Jacksonville was never close
= than the fifteen yard line. AS in thu
;. Carthage game Saturday. Captain
= Campbell said that his team coul'
!. have scored touchdown If they ha,
!, = been notified as to how much time wa
= left for playing. Before the game start
ed they protested against Young, tn,
: right end on the Jacksonville team
saying that they would not pla.
!. against negro. He was consequent
= ly put Oh the side lines and anothe
: player substituted. From the accoun
: of the. game it looks as though Quinc,
q had taken brace and the locals vii
! probably have a hard game next sa,
= urday when they tackle them.
:. The. Chicago Record Herald, thi
!. morning says: Sidney C. Love con
.. tinued to remain in seclusion yester
;, day. At the Virginia Hotel, where h,
!, has been stopping since he arrived il
: the city. it was stated that he had gon
!, away early in the morning and hal
not said when he would come back
The report that Love had rented
: house at SO Elm street was found Il