The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-28
CITY NEWS.


robes and blankets. Sherwood.
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Edward B. Hutchinson
and Miss Flora s. Whitledge. both of
Suffer, H.
| Skate at Gate City Roller rink,
Estes block, sos Main.
Phone Spoon River Coal Co., for
coal.
AT 1855 o'clock last evening the
chemical engine was called to Tenth
between Exchange and Bank streets.
where an old mattress had been
thrown into the street and was burr
ing.
The patronage that is being ac-
corded the Olympia is ample proof
that the gentlemen of Keokuk are ap-
preciative of the efforts of its propri-
tors to give them one of the finest
amusement houses possible Billiards.
pool or bowling all at your disposal.
Pay the Olympia call.
Julia, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Emile Renaud had the mis-
40 ehiO W lcli anu DIedh UllS OIL H6I
wrists on the steps of the Garfield
school yesterday.
Arthur Ericsson bowled 235 on the
Olympia alleys last evening. the mark
being high for the week thus far.
Miss Bertha Schard has removed
her dressmaking parlors from s12
South 18th TO s045a Main and invites
the patronage of ladies.
Great apple contest on skates at
Gate City Roller Rink Saturday night.
Capt. Mrs Carpenter and daugh-
ter Lieut.. Carpenter of the yolun.
teers of America, have returned home
after an absence OF two weeks at
tending council at Chicago. Meetings
will be neld as usual every night ex-
cept Monday at 7:30 D. Meeting
at county jail every Sunday at 1870
p. m
-Nauvoo Independent: The dam
age suit of Ella Mackie VS.. VIII and
Ralph Mackie was tried in the circuit
court Monday. The jury brought in
a Judgment against defendants for
$50 and costs. D. F. Miller OF
Keokuk was attorney for defendants
and W H. Hartzell for plaintiff. It is
said the case was quite racy. The de-
PENDANTS expect to appeal the case.
Hannibal Journal: j. A. Butler.
a prominent and influential farmer re-
siding near Philadelphia, No, was the
guest Of William Boldridge this week.
Mr.. Butler is enthusiastic over the
prospects of the interurban from this
city TO Kirksville and states that all
OF the people in his section of the
country are confident that the road
will be built in the very near future
The price of farm lands along the
proposed line is higher now than it
was few months ago and he says
that this Is due to the fact that the
citizens in that section of the coun-
try are satisfied that they viii sool.
have an outlet a,d Will thus be en-
abled to get their cattle and produce
10 the markets.
! John Junkin win get another
+ tiial for his liberty in January when
his case is orally argued before the
4 supreme court Of lows JUNK Is
4 under sentence 10 be hanged next
i July. His case will be 4rgued oefore
tire supreme court in January. 2nd If
hie conviction is affirmed there VIII
OF course, be an application for re-
hearing Of the case and ter IN at
tempt to get him parfonaC by The
governor or the boar1 u mirole 1t
i more than likely that the s3ye,-
nor viii be asked to gran. 4 reprieve
II order to allow his case % be
heard by the parole board for it is
doubtful whether there XIII be time
g near 1t between tho inal decision
o. the supreme court and the d.fe ri
MS hanging in July. There has
scarcely, if ever, been a murderer
Ranged IN Iowa on the day first set
or Z Iowa officials have oyer ir.
s'siet IN hanging cases of Allowing
every avenue of justice TO be trayel,d
before the execution. Junkin is I'm.
der sentence for the murder of Clara
hosen, of Ottumwa.