The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-07-20
CITY NEWS.

Smoke Moeilers Silver Ash cigar.
The weeds which have been re-
Gently cut on the dixie are being burn
ed today.
st Mary's lawn social to be held
at 14th and Johnson. Wednesday even
ing, July 81.
The last week, the biggest OF
them all at the Bode-Larson Removal
Sale. Prices no object. Everything
must move
The Baptist and United Presbyter-
ian base ball teams will play game
this evening at Athletic park. A
contest is looked for
The ball game this afternoon is
the last one at home for several days
as the club leaves tomorrow for
Jacksonville and several other places
before returning home.
"A man giving his name as Dolores
Romondo was arrested last evening by
Marshal Kesselring for being drunk.
He was released this morning to re-
turn to work, the man claiming that
he works for the Santa Fe.
Mrs. w. ]. Shannon, who was
drowned rear st. Louis on Saturday
together with Mrs. Haase, mention of
which was made in these columns last
evening, was former Fort Madison
woman and had number of friends
| in that city.
Certificates admitting LOG 1hysi-
clans and surgeons 10 practice in the
state nj iowa have beer issued by the
state BOARD. OF these fourteen were
| given certificates under reciprocity
with other states in which they have
| practiced. Certificates were also is
sued tn nine osteopaths.
4 Ralph Joy and several other ten
mis- players of Keokuk will in all prob
ability attend the tri-state tennis tour
nament to be held at Riverside Park
Sioux City, August 8 to IA. The tour
nament will be open to the world.
tennis players, but most of the entire.
will be from Iowa, South Dakota ant
Nebraska. Several well known Chi
cago players will take part.
Centerville Citizen: Nova War
nick returned last night from Hamil
ton, Illinois. where he had spent
few days with the Perdew campin
party of which his wife is member
Miss Grace Dillon was also there las
week The returning ones repor
having very pleasant outing and sa
that everything is going on finely i
the camp which is mile and nal
north of Hamilton.
Rev. P. NJ. McDermott, the forme
well known assistant pastor of s.
Peters Catholic church in this city
will return very soon to the dioces
|. of Davenport and will report to r.
Rev. Davis at Davenport. He lei
Keokuk taree months ago on retur
to his native home in Ireland at tn
time of severe illness of his fatt
err He arrived in New York Cit
Sunday and will come immediatel
west. Bishop Davis will assign him t
some parish in the diocese and 1t !
not known whether he will come t
Keokuk again or not. He will visi
here in a short time. however.
A dispatch from Davenport cor
corning the big fireman's tournamen
and Eagle Day states the director
of the Davenport Firemen's Tourns
ment association DECIDED 10 max
Wednesday of tournament wee
Eagle Day" in honor of the visitin
delegates to the Iowa Aerie of Eagle
which will be in session here at tina
time. A committee from the loca
Eagles who are in charge of the er
tertainment of the visitors met wit
the directors and requested that on
day be set aside anu that the visi
ing delegates be admitted to the mil
track free on that afternoon. Chic
Stoltenburg of the fire department
made motion to that effect and
was carried unanimously. = was sta
ed that about 5000 Eagles from a
parts of Iowa would attend the stat
meeting which will be August 3. 4 an
s. and thev will be royalty entertain
ed. All delegates will register upo
arriving in the city and given ticl
ct to the mile track for Wednesda