The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-08
CITY NEWS.

Meet me at Dodge's.
Read The Daily Ga.s City.
Choice cuts meats at Markleys.
Congreg ational supper Thursday,
March 10; soc.
Dodge's tonight, The Thread OF
Destiny" Biograph.
Watch Dodge's ad. It will tell
you what &C. stands for.
Answers to the following want
ads. can be had by calling at this
Office for them: W., A ~,
'Housekeeper Co. &C." L.. *,
"Bookkeeper, Cash" Il Acres,
az" Money to Loan" Land m. s
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Three hundred and twenty acres
near Argyle was sold today for s1o,-
500. the deeds being filed with the
deputy recorder. 160 acres was
decided by Jaaob B. Rice to John w
Smith and the same size tract from
JACOB B. Rice TO Clara B. Smith.
Mrs. Duncan OF Lacrosse, Ill,
was brought to this city last even
ing ON the t. P & W. train and was
taken to St Joseph's hospital In the
Red Gross ambulance, where she I'M
derwent a successful operation Tor ap-
psndicitis. She is getting along nice
IL today, is the report of the attend
ing physician.
Ex-senator Young LEFT this morn
ing for Argyle, to make the funeral
address at the services for the late
Mrs. Lydia Gardner, who passed away
at her home at Argyle early Monday
morning. The body was brought to
this city this afternoon and taken
TO Warsaw where burial was made
this afternoon.
Five big conventions are to be
held in Des Moines this week. and
about 1000 delegates are expected
The conventions are: State Good
Roads. state Teachers Association
Auto Show, Prohihitionists, and Ad-
men of Ave states, the last named be
ing composed of the advertising clubs
OF Dakotas. Minnesota, Iowa and Ne
braska
See THE Thread of Destiny" a
biograph, at Dodge's tonight.
Glen Harwood, who was taken
yesterday morning by Deputy Mar
shall A. D. Dunlap to ottumwa te
stand a preliminary on the charge
! of "bootlegging" in Pennington
waived preliminary examination be
! fore Commissioner A. W. Enoch and
| was bound over to the grand jury
/ His bond was fixed at $500, which
according to advices from Ottumwa
I he was unable to furnish.
{ Jack Antilles, night man at the
/ water works in Fairfield, was held
I'D at the points OF two revolyers
| early yesterday morning while he was
at work in the engine room. Eighty
cents-all that he had in his posses
sion-was taken. The city marshal
was informed but no capture has
been made Later advices from OF
tumwa are to the effect that Mex
lean giving the name of Jose LaSine
is being held there on suspicion.
The Thread of Destiny" bio
-Centerville Citizen: Homer Ham
bleton. the taxicab man, took few
days off last week and made visit
ing trip to Keokuk and Quincy. The
trip proved to be interesting in
many respects, but particularly as he
had the opportunity he had long
wished for to see the ice go out OF
the Mississippi. At Keokuk mer
were watching to see when the big
cakes OF ice caught between the piers
in which case dynamite would be used
to break them up. Keokuk has beer
crazy for dam but not one of thai
kind.
The fishing season has certainly
come in with whirl. According t.
the latest reports along the river Ton
Sturgin and companion went out
last Sunday. in the Illinois sloughs
and caught 900 pounds of fish. The!
used seine net in making the catch
/ This. though nothing out of the ordi
nary for the regular fishing season
is most unprecedented for this time
of the year when the river is usual,
congested with ice. Great credit 1.
due these bold anglers for making
such a catch so early in the day. Th'
river after its two foot rise OF yester
day, has remained practically station
AIRY during the past twenty-four hours
It is reported that the Dies Nome
river has risen considerably in thu
/ vicinity Of Ottumwa.