The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-01
CITY NEWS.

Regal shoes $3.50 at Bode-Larson's
removal sale.
Plan to go with the Royal Neigh
bors and Woodmen on the biggest
moonlight of the season on next Tues
day evening. July 9Th.
You can't help but buy several
pair when you see the shoes and OK
fords and get the prices at Bode-Lar
sons removal sale.
Mrs. C. L. Jenkins has transferr-
ed to A. Hollingsworth as trustee de.
scribed land on the Donnellson road
in section township &c, north range
6. west, the land being near Argyle.
the consideration being 500.
Manager Frank Boyle OF the Wa
terloo team, has protested the game
played in Keokuk Saturday, June 10,
claiming that Keokuk had too many
men on the field and naming the play
ers In uniform. If the game is recall
ed properly. Burch was not in uniform
as stated In Boyle's letter.
The Outdoor department of the
Y. w. C. A. have secured grounds for
a tennis court which is to be put in
shape at Eleventh and Orleans streets.
Work will be commenced on putting
the court In shape, at once. Quite
number of names have been haded In
already and more will be received by
the assistant secretary. Miss O'Harra.
AT the convention in Chicago of
the Qigma Chi fraternity of which
several Keokuk persons are members,
| the following officers we're elected:
President. H. A. Robinson, of Peoria
i ILL.,. vice president. c. H. Tietel. OF
| Genesee, Wis; secretary, w. H. John
son of bloomington; treasurer, Jos
! We'll of LAGRANGE, Ill.
-Keokuk VIII have half dozen OF
more representatives at the Elk
convention in Los Angeles this month
Judge Rice H. Bell is the delegate
from the local lodge and will go viii
the Iowa delegation from Counci
BLUFFS on July I. NJ. Garmo and
w. Steiger leave Sunday over tn
Santa Fe from Fort Madison. Charlie
Mcmillan and Charles Lawson star
ed several days ago and c. F. Skiryi
| and Hugh H. Craig, now in California
! will attend the convention. maxim
seven members of the local lodge pre-:
emit at the meeting.
-Carthage Republican. Mr.. kiel
: an and Sister Mary were her
Monday on business connected Wit
| the academy and the trolley. Nj
/ Keiran is confident of his ability I
work ont matters satisfactory and &c
the trolley started soon. The suit
| against the academy brought in n
! Il. S. Court al Springfield. have bee
postponed until September and viii b
| heard by sudge fiumphry At Quinc,
| Carthage Republican: Edwar
| DeJanes. who broke Jail at Carthag
| last Tuesday night. was captured :
| the residence OF his hrother-in-lav
| Robert weiner. below Warsaw. Fr
! day. weiner and his wife. DeJame
sister, heard OF the reward and not
fed RE authorities in order 10 secul
the money
carthage is 10 nave Sooa Ahu
pendence Day program according
the following dispatch from hi
] place; A good program has beea mar
! ont for the celebration here July
The board OF supervisors has orders
that until the grass becomes esta
- lished crowds are 10 be kept out
& the park around the new court hous
& 50 citizens have offered their law
z for the day. The Grafton VIII be
70 Assistant Adjutant Geenral r
e Dickson. Of Springfield. and the exs
4 cises. OF which the Grafton Is the pri
\ cipal feature. viii be held on L
+ grounds of the grade school bniIdil
X one block south Of the square :
l. prohibition has rs yet been placed
n the hTing OF explosives. except on L
,s squareA II is hoped that such
order wRl yet be issued.