The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-16
STATE NEWS.

Anita-We have a bargain store
Dunlap-The Herald bought the Re
porter.
Lyons-Carl Schutt was found dead
in bed.
Prairie city-w. G. Frary hanged
himself.
Sidney-David Heat sold his store
to John Smith.
Leon-The barber studio was sold
to Lloyd Smith
Pringhar-Farms sell from 500 tic
1925 per acre.
Monticello-The feather buster
starts up again soon.
Observation-Disclosures. Virginia Irwin,
aged IS, is dead
Creston- Banker Davenport had a
paralytic stroke.
Oxford Jnnction-G. E. Farley is
principal of the school
>sac City-An auto hit S2-year-old
Jerry Hart He is dead
Ames-The Central Iowa Baptist
association conyenes here.
Des Moines-Drake university has
religious reference library.
Little Sioux District reunion of the
Latter Day Saints is here.
Fort Dodge Miss Joy Secor is the
new Y. w. c. A. secretary.
Ames-L. Van Epps caught in a
cave-in had three ribs broken.
Fairfield-The new Lutheran pas
tors name is w. A. Wolgemuth.
Davenport-The International Ma
chinists will meet Tear next year.
FIT. Madison-We will soon have a
Fruit company commission house.
Danbury-The Review has a new
editor. Cecil Adams, of Manchester.
Council Bluffs-A Texas merchant
will soon open department store.
Dickens Millinery store of Moore
& Co. was sold to Hurts & Baker.
Charles City-The semi-pro state
championship in base ball rests here
Dexter-The state fall meeting OF
Des Moines presbytery was held here
Waverly-Tuehr & Stemmer sold
their music business to A G. Heuter
Knoxville Joseph Made, IS years
old, was killed by the KICK of a horse
Muscatine-A st. Louis firm will
open a credit clothing business Oct
LIST.
Nevada-,Little Dorothy Macklir
broke an arm by falling from swing
Ida Grove-The football squad is de
veloping and strong team is expect
ed.
Pell-Twenty-six young men were
examined for entrance to NJ. E. minis
try.
Condemnation Pierce sold hi,
livery barn to E. L. Sutton of Osceola
Red. Oak-Boosters are hard a
work to help in the Red Oak-De
Moines line.
Council Bluffs-Our physician
! claim the Buffalo gnat causes infantil
paralysis.
Northwood-In the Lee VS. Citru
case of wife stealing, the jury dis
agreed.
Colfax-The Rev. N. R. Miles ad
dressed the meeting of presbytery a
! Dexter.
Manning More than forty car load
of potatoes will be shipped out of her
this fall.
/ Fairfeld-Wm. Louden was re-elec1
Ell president of the Iowa Malleabl
I Iron company
! Manson-John B. Walton of thi
place will try to be socialist lieutenan
governor
Des Moines-One hundred and sixt
! divorce cases are on the docke. TO
/ September.
Armstrong Kicked in the stomac
/ by a horse, 23-year-old Fred House
man is dead.
Misunderstanding Jones Mill grang
met in the fair grounds with 10
members present
/ Corydon-Expecting to bore 1.5o
feet for water the waterworks con
pany is going after it.
Ottumwa-While burning waste p;
i per, Mrs Sophie Sharp, aged 50, wa
burned to death.
4 Newton Democratic candidate Il
judge in Sixth district, O. R. Myer
gave UP the race.
4 Mason City-Two fingers smashe
off was the painful experience {
HORSEPOWER Culver
Muscatine-Rock elm plank is beir
tried for roadway on the hie
bridge. 1t will take $4,000 feet.
/. Marengo-The Rev. David Johnso
Presbyterian, married Miss Bessie HI
| of Grand Rapids, Mich.
; Hamburg Farmers Savins
bank becomes the successor to II
} Farmers National bank.
Ryan-Mr Ironsides found his ar
to be only flesh and bone and Their
/ fore breakable. Auto smashup.
, Creston Rudolph Zabilondi al
) Earl Freitag, two Burlington lads a
t crossing the state on bikes.
= Charles City-A. NJ. Gordon 10
t both legs cut off by Illinois Centr
3 freight and died soon after.
Z Sac City-Rev. ]. w. Conntermi
s has been called to the sixth Presb
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