The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-11
CITY NEWS.

Greatest pictures you have ever
seen now on at Dodge's theatre See
them tonight.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to C. Land of Keo-
kuk and Georgia Lapsley OF Warsaw.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to 7. ]. Ray OF
Oskaloosa and Miss Katheryn j. Hag-
ems OF Keokuk.
st. Joseph's Auxiliary Will meet
at the hospital tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, to which meeting all
who are interested in the hospital are
invited to be present.
The Chicago papers have their
percentage columns for the Central
Associations recorded wrong, giving
Keokuk four games won and two lost.
Both the Record-H Herald and Tribune
of today made this mistake.
Mrs. Luke Huiskamp has sold to
John C.. Costello, the north half OF lot
2 and the south half OF lot in block
1874, the property being on the south
side of Fulton street between Elev-
enth and Twelfth streets. The con-
sideration is not stated in the deed
filed.
Thomas N. Cantril and Jennie M
Wilder, both of Fort Madison, were
married last week at Crown Point
Ind. Mr. Cantril was divorced from
his former wife tn the district court
here short time ago and was form.
erly a citizen here, but now manager
of the Fort Madison branch of the
Keokuk Canning Co.
For the consideration of 81, 400
Alfred F. Dunn has decided to Henry
c. Phillips, the east part of the north
east quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF section 10, containing 29 acres, al
SO the south half of the fractiona
northwest quarter of section 10, al
/ in township Sc, range 6, containing II
I all 80 1-3 acres excepting for RICH
/ of way for road purposes.
George Lock was up in the su
perior court this morning charged
! with running his saloon after hours
He plead not guilty and had a trial
Marshal Kesselring telling what hi
had discovered when he dropped int
\ the place at O'Clock Sunday morning
1 Lock was found guilty and fined So
/ pay and not appeal the case.
The contract between the Com
mercial club and the button factory
4 has been drawn up and submitted t
the factory people. AS soon as it hal
( been signed and returned to keokuk
1 the factory will be assured.
The woman who was put off of th'
train at Viewer and then sent to Keo
kuk yesterday afternoon by the citi
zens of that place, turned out to b.
a false alarm and not a poor unfor
tunate who had wandered away from
her home. She lives in Quincy ant
was drunk when put off of the trail
and not sick as supposed. The super
lntendent Of the poor sent her on dow
to her home after finding out the fact
in the case.
The Gate City contained the an
nouncement last evening Of the dealt
of Miss Lizzie Bentley, who passe'
away at late hour at st. Joseph
hospital after six weeks confinement
there. The body has been taken t
the home Of Mrs. E. D. Griffin, 191
Reid street, and will remain there IN
til the funeral Miss Bentley has beel
making her home with Alex Wilkinson
In West Keokuk previous to her re
cent fatal Illness. and is survived onl
by distant relatives Mrs. Mat Leir
decker Of Quincy who is counsin
is in tae city and was with her durinI
the few hours previous to her demise
Miss Bentley was thirty-nine years Q
age and had made Keokuk her HON
during life. She had a host of friend
! and 1t is with sorrow that they recei1
ed word of her death.