The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-12
CITY NEWS.

Change of program at Dodges to-
night,
New motion pictures at Dodge's
tonight
Carl Lichtenberger, who sustained
an injury from fall few weeks ago,
is reported as getting along nicely.
Come early Monday evening for
the cameraphone exhibition at Dodges
There will be regular service,
evening prayer and sermon by Rev.
Thomas Hines of Warsaw, at ST.
Johns CHURCH (Episcopal) tonight at
7:3O o'clock. All are welcome.
-Cameraphone show starts at Ills
Monday evening at Dodge's.
Mr. and Mrs. N. j. Replinger are
mourning the death of their one
month old baby boy, whose death &C.
curredllast evening at the family res
idence, 100 Exchange street The
parents have the sympathy of friends
in the death of their child.
AT a meeting of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians to be held this evening
in Schouten's hall, the first degree
work since the reorganization will be
put on by the officers. The meeting
will be big one and Father McDer-
mott, county president, will give a
five minutes talk on Robert Emett
and things relative to Irish history.
President Justice has received
copy of the cartoon which appeared
in the Hannibal Courier Snort time
ago. The cartoon is the artistic work
of Rex Wind, sporting editor of that
paper, and represents Hannibal as the
mysterious stranger of the Central
Association. The cartoon is an excel
lent one.
Interest continues in the nation
al bowling tournament at Pittsburg,
although no records We're broken by
the visiting teams which had full
sway. All Seimer and Joe Gerdell of
Cincinnati made a great try for the
lead, but stopped with 1,190 pins,
which lanes them in third place. The
same leaders are still holding their po-
! sitions.
The report is now circulated in the
Western league that Clyde Williams OF
Ames is t.le last infielder to turn
down a proposition to play with the
Denver club. Williams is now figur
ing on proposition to organize an in
dependent baseball team in Iowa, anG
/ tour the adjoining states. He has new
er been in love with professional base
ball and since his release by Toledo
, his desire to be an independent mana
ger during the summer has been fore
most in his mind.
, w. 3. Edmonds, department secre
, tary of the Y. M. G. A. health farm
: near Denver, will be at the local as
ISOLATION Sunday afternoon to tell O
: tle work going on there. The Asse
S citation Health Farm at Edgewatel
t Colorado, (near Denver), is the nam
given to one of the many institution
: doing good work in the fight agains
t the Great White Plague. The larg
number of sick young men always t
l be found in Denver, and the hardship
they have often to undergo by reaso
of illness and lack Of funds led to it
: foundation in 1903. The enterpris
has been made possible by philanthre
pic gifts; opened in May, 1908, wit
j one two-story brick residence and min
tent-cottages. By September, 1905
i twenty-seven tent-cottages had bee
!. erected, and now the number has at
vanced to forty-one Besides these tn
: present equipment includes: An al
tesian well, water tower and machin
. shop, and open-air sleeping pavilio
accommodating fifteen beds, larg
assembly tent, electric light and be
;. installation in all the tents and bu.l(
: ings, toilet facilities, independent sew
u er system. etc. The plant now repre-
sents cash value of not less than $50
= Gee.