The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-21
CITY NEWS.
Bulk olives at Immegart's.

tlIln street
The fair weather flag was hung
out this morning.
Read Tho Daily Gate City. 10
cents per week.
For that new spring suit see
Ewers Mccarthy Co
The B. & H. clothing store at SIC
Main. will give away the pony. buggy
and harness On July 6. 1906
The case of the Keokuk Loan and
Building Association VS.. Mary E. Har-
rington in the district court has been.
dismissed.
The steamer Dnbuqu arrived In
port last evening from Burlington and
left this morning for st. Louis with
freight aand passengers.
Examinations for officers Of the:
Y. NJ. C. A. military company were
held last evening. The papers will be
examined and the standing announced
at a later date.
The answers to the following
ads, can be had by calling at this of
fee for then "B. f." &C. = RI o."
*. IL" "Y." (2) r. CD TO
BUY. &C."
For the consideration OF 1852 j.
w Watson has decided to John Free
man, lots 3, 4, 5, and 6 in block Of
the town of vincennes. the deed being
filed for record here this morning.
The amateur fishermen who ven
tured out yesterday afternoon met
with disappointment for the wind
was from the north and the river was
rising, causing the fish to refuse food.
"A marriage license was issued this
morning to Harry Kleinhenn, aged %
years, Of Galva, H., and Ruth Peters.
aged 10 years Of Montrose. The wed
ding is to take place at the home OF
the bride at Montrose.
Ewers-McCarthy Company have
Installed fine display case at the en-
trance to their place of business. II
is a commodious case and will per
NIT Of generous display OF various
lines OF furnishings.
Officer Holiday picked up three
strange negroes this morning at 1880
o'clock and locked them up. They
gave their names as Luther Pitts, p
Davis and Henry Wright. They will
be bounced out OF town.
The Keokuk high school second
team defeated st. Peters yesterday
| afternoon at the athletic park by the
score OF 3 to 1. The batteries were
the following: For the high school
Devero and Kiedaisch; for the St
Peters team, Faber and Reidy.
The Keokuk baseball team goes
! to Jacksonville tomorrow morning and
will probably capture three straights
| from the Lunatics There will be nc
games at Hubinger park until May 81
when Jacksonville returns here for 9
double header.
A number OF the ladies of st
Johns church arranged picnic fol
i this afternoon and invited their hus
bands to attend The party left FOL
Warsaw on the 2:30 o'clock car and
went to Ralston park where the bal
| ance of the afternoon was to be spent
The members OF the petit jur,
of the district court notsengaged in the
Construction Co., which is occupying
| the attention Of the court at present
have been excused until Monday, b.
which time the case is expected to b.
finished and a new one started.
Special sale for Saturday from
till 9 D. M, William A. Rogers bes
standard silverware, regular $500 an,
$3.50 per set teaspoons at 12c each
regular $3.50 and $3.50 per set table
spoons at 24c each; regular $500 an
$3.50 per set dessert spoons at FL
each: regular $500 and $3.50 per doz
en-. knives at 24c each: regular $4.5
and $500 per dozen forks at 24c each
Limit OF six OF a kind to customer
Duncan-Schell Furn. Co.
A big indoor baseball game !
scheduled to take place this evenin,
at the Y. M. C. A. 1t is the decidin
game in the church indoor baseball
league and will be between the CT
I and Presbyterian teams. If the Pres
byterian team wins. which is almos
: certain to happen, then the team wi
! be tied for first place with the Trinit
t M. e. team. and the tie will likely b
t paved off some time next weel
2 There has been considerable interes
in the league this season and 1t is e,
! pected that longer season will be a.
: ranged for next year.
The Water Power band, the newl
= formed musical organization OF
dozen Keokuk youths met last eyenin
I at the home of Charles Radisch one {
: the members of the band for practice
! The band boys have fond hopes {
raising enough money some time du
2 ing the summer months to buy un
forms with. Open air concerts will b
Y given and the members hopes for tn
! encouragement of the public in thei
! new organization. At the next NEE
! ing of the band officers will be electe
:. and meeting place decided on.