The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-17
CITY NEWS.

Harness at prices TO suit your
purse at Sherwood's.
THE Aviation Meet at Los An
geles''-at Dodge's tonight.
Remember the bargain sale of
shoes now on at the Star shoe store.
Fresh red snapper, haiibut, her
ring and trout at Jos. Haubert's, T09
Main street.
Colyin is singing She Loved Too
Well, the song hit by John Ferris at
Dodge-s tonight
The Fishermans Granddaugh-
ter q beautiful tale of the sea-Colo
NAL, theatre beautiful. tonight.
Regular meeting OF ruckecaetuck
| encampment No. T. l. o. o. F.. at Odd
Fellows hail at o'clock tonight. Wis
/. ng brethren fraternally invited to
attend
The city seems TO be having its
share of tramps at the present time,
several buns having been seen and
/ heard making the rounds in search OF
food yesterday and this morning.
-Keokuk lodge, No. 25s, A. Q. U.
W. meets every Thursday night at
1880 o'clock at hall over Keokuk Saw
ings bank corner Fifth and Main
streets. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. C. ". Trott, NJ. W.. Ed. W.
Moore, Recorder.
County Attorney Theo. A. Craig
has made application for the appoint
ment of George A. Brinknsan as sole
guardian OF Maggie O'Donald, who has
/ been a person of unsound mind con-
fined in the Lee county home, and who
4 is about to become beneficiary of a
certain pension designated as Claim
Z No. 54,166, due as wife OF John O'Don-
aid, deceased, veteran of the civil
war.
: Carthage Republican: MIR. Harry
i Ralston, manager of the Duncan-Schell
/ Furniture and Carpet Co, made the
best business showing OF that firm
since its establishment in Carthage.
So pleased was the head office with
his success it granted him more sal
airy, higher commissions and perfect
freedom in matters of procedure.
Carthage is as proud of this record as
the firm is gratified
Quincy Wing: AS the result OF a
friendly scuffle yesterday afternoon
in the Ernst barber shop, located on
North Sixth street. between one OF
Try, aged nineteen. a resident Of North
Eighth street. and an employee of the
Vending laundry, was rendered un
conscious for time and It was only
after doctor had worked over him
for many minutes that he recovered
and was able to tell the attending cir
cumstances.
The following gentlemen have of
fered their services and will meet al
Seibert's cigar store tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o'clock sharp, to make {
canvass for the sale of tickets for the
big baseball minstrel for the Keokui
baseball club. Ed. c. Vaughn. Franz
, Jones, George Pechstein. Frank Belt
John VI. Egan, Ed Bevering, JOSEPH
Blank, Henry c. Weismann and
George Seibert. TIE date of the Minis
] trels is Tuesday. February %, at the
Grand opera house.
/ The Life OF Moses (part ga
. Dodge's tonight
The list OF players signed by Man
ager Connors Of Kewanee is as fol
lows: Pitchers. Ralph Grimes, A
I Kench, Fred Noe. William Pressy
+ Thomas Corrigan, Mike Herrick, J. C
! Coofner; catchers. Arthur Lage. F'res
I Dilger, Ike K. Fish. George Bagnall
i c. T. Connors: first base, CIarenc.
/ Clair: second base, Charles Lewis
: shortstop, George Morris, Edwart
: Natusek, Otto Smith; third base, Ar
thur Phelan, Mike Tullett; outfield
Z William Connors, Lloyd oyeraker, H
!. n Fisher.
: Quincy Wing: Michael Cavanaugh
: last years third baseman, is willing t,
i come back 10 Quincy this spring an,
1 help the Gems win the 1910 pennant
\ At least he so stated in letter tina
D President Hofer received yesterda,
n morning from him al Fort Wayne, Ind
where he has been alternating. TIL,
j letter was TO the effect that the term!
i Of the contract that was forwarded t,
: him hy Hofer a few days ago wer
: satisfactory and that ne would retur,
n II in DAY or so with his John Han
). cock attached.
. The wolves around Nauvoo tow
i are giving the residents in that local
= sty no end of good times, along wit
n the worry of keeping their sheep an
! cattle safe from the hungry slouche
. nov, which are infesting the wood
"a and hills near the old Mormon cit,
Is An adj inserted in one of Nauvoo'
n hustling sheets. has to say of a bi
: hunt that is being pulled off Their
!. today: Breithbarth & Boddeker. q
Il Appanoose, who own several hound.
i will give free wolf and fox hunt t.
i morrow to all who wish to participate
= The Sonora hounds will be secured
= and several will be brought over froI
= Iowa. Il is thought that about fiftee
: hounds will be in the chase, and 1t
: desired that 200 persons participate
s, the hunt You are invited. Meet {
i William Mackies at 8 a. m TIL
i game secured, if any, will be sold {