The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-05
CITY NEWS.


Tragedy at the Mill -Dodges to-
night.
Storm buggies, see them at sher-
woods.
Change OF program daily Colonial
Theatre Beautiful.
Miss Nivlings and Mr.. Boyd's
Bible classes win hold sessions to-
morrow evening, at the Y. w. c. A.
Our Casino brand canned fruits
and vegetables are fresh and fine SO
is our Moca and Java coffee. Reck's8
grocery. both phones.
Milo Phillips has resigned his
position as car clerk with the c., B.
& O.. Clarence Emery of Hamilton
taking his place.
George S. Webb passed away at
his home, two and one-half miles
northwest of Mooar on Tuesday morn
ing at 800 o'clock.
Keokuk Camp NJ. w A. No. 622
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to he present.
Partners" Rex Beach's ia
nous story dramatized by the author,
Colonial Theatre Beautiful tonight.
The Roll-a-Way continues to be
open in the afternoon and evening and
large crowds are enjoying the rink.
The rights Of admission are strictly re
served.
Although most of the local ice
men have their houses filed for the
season, ffty-nine cars of the crystal
were cut yesterday, In order to fill out
of-town orders.
Miss Anna Wolf is teaching com,
mercial arithmetic in the high school,
owing to the absence of L. H. Bel
KNAPP. who has not yet returned from
his visit at his home in Michigan.
only a fair sized audience wit
messed the Gay Morning Glories'
opera company at the Grand last
evening. The .sGay Girliesv were not
as gay as on their former appearance
in this city.
Don't froget your sore feet, CAL
on the expert foot doctor, corns, bun
ions, ingrown nails cured without
pain. Bell phone. 900 B. Office, Ill
North Seventh street. Office hours,
10 m till 9 p. m. DR. Henry Kicker.
1t has been announced that on
next Monday evening at Dodges the
Biograph picture. Her Terrible Or
deal viii be shown This picture is
the Biograph release OF Monday Jan
10 and will be shown at Dodges on
| this day.
Yesterday was the forty-seventh
anniversary of the freedom of the
negro race. It is not known that the
day was especially observed by the
colored people Of Keokuk. although in
number of cities fitting observation
was made OF their freedom.
Conklin and Joyce's addition to
Hamilton. H., was approved at Mon.
day nights council meeting These
lots are now on sale: plats can be
seen at offices of B. F. Jones, Maxwell
and Tumeltv and w. r. g. Kendrick
also David Conklin and Walter Rey
buns at Peoples Bank Of Hamilton
| Illinois
Keokuk people who watch the
railroad changes will be interested to
learn that Daniel willard, second
vice president of the 20. has accept
ed the position as president OF the
b. and O., and that w. A. Kelly, who
I kas been travelling engineer for the
70" out of Burlington, has been ap
pointed master mechanic at Gales
burg.
The largest river meet OF any con
/ sequence will be the one to be hell
/ at Muscatine during the coming sum
mer, no date for which has yet beer
/ definitely determined on. At recen
meeting Of the Muscatine motor boa
/ club it was decided to have NEE
i with entries of some Of the tastes
1 racing boats in the world entered
/ Should the meet be pulled off, It vii
| be the only one on the Mississippi
t this year as the Mississippi Vale.
/ Power boat association regatta ant
races viii be aeld at Peoria next sum
] ner. It is to be hoped that the Mus
catine launch men will push thef'
4 plans through and have something do
ing on the Mississippi this year. Two
years ago, that city held regatta
| which was successful In every wa
and was attended by a number Of Keo
kuk launch and motor boat owners
! Muscatine has a beautiful club house
built on the river and one of the fines
courses TO be found any where thu
length OF the big stream Muscatin'
is much nearer than Peoria and
number Of local motor boat enthusi
asts would attend instead Of making
the trip Of three or four hundred miles
to Peoria.