The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-27
CITY NEWS.

night.
Amateur night. Vaudeville. Colo
NAL. theatre beautiful
Watch for Brassil's ice cream
cone wagon. It's coming.
300 pairs ladies oxfords, all
kinds and sizes, s1S5, s1.35 and $1.00.
Miller's.
/ The greatest of programs tonight.
Cleopatra" Colonial, theatre beau
tiful.
Ladies oxford special: 800 pairs.
all kinds and sizes, s100, S1.S5 and
s1s5. Miller's.
Keokuk VS.. Monmouth Saturday,
$3.50. Two games Sunday, the first
commencing at o'clock.
Rip Van Wrinkle at Dodge's to-
night
Fresh roasted choice jumbo pea
nuts at Georges popcorn wagon, locat-
ed on City Drug store corner. Seventh
and Main streets.
4 cleopatra" tonight. The stupen-
dous sensation Colonial. theatre beau
i tiful.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at O'Clock.
! Work in first degree. ]. L. Candy,
H N. c.. George Immegart, secretary.
i Application was made today in
the district court for the appointment
Il of Carl Findeiss as administrator of
/ the estate Of John N. Fowler, de-
ceased
w. ]. LaFeber was not driving
the Connable automobile yesterday
when it turned over across the river.
He has been drivin,; the car for year
and was not at the steering wheel
when the accident happened.
Articles of incorporation of T. r.
]. Ayres & Sons have been filed in
the deputy recorders Office. The capt.
tai stock is $4,000 and the officers
OF the new firm are given as follows:
J. ]. Ayres. president; H. NJ. Ayres,
vice president and treasurer NJ. j.
Bamman, secretary.
Don't let the children miss RIP
Van Winkle.' at Dodges tonight.
A number of men got off of the
train last evening at T:20 with their
manly bosoms plastered with badges
which would have made Zen Holsey
look like an amateur badge collector
They had been attending tno E1ks
convention at Quincy.
The Commercial league schedule
was given out today. Hubinger Bros
open tomorrow at Hamilton, the game
to be called at $50 o'clock. Huis-
kamp and Elks play at Athletic field
at $50 o'clock, and Huiskamp and
st. Peters at 4 o'cock The schedule
calls for games including September
II.
The comet was out again last
night with a straight tail hanging or
behind it several million miles long
The tail was straight as an arrow and
i the sight was beautiful one, al
though the comet was not as bright as
it might have been. It will be out
again this evening until about mid
| night
A Biograph Pomona at
Dodge's tonight.
One of the men excursionists
aboard the steamer Dubuque last
evening, caused little stir of excite.
I ment by saying that he had been
touched" for sixty dollars The local
i police officers received no such notice
i of any one losing that amount of
money and the passenger of the boat
was probaly wanting sympathy from
i some source or another
There will be az croquet tourna-
ment at the Keokuk Country club
Saturday afternoon as special fea-
d ture of the day. Entries can be made
i at the club house before 3 o'clock
large crowd is expected in the
/ evening. when dancing will be en-
/ joyed. While there is no golf tourna-
ment arranged it is expected that
many players will visit the links.
Charles Turner was given five
days this morning in the superior
court, for vagging. He was given a
chance to blow and left the city
/ soon after being released. Mack
Hawkins and Ira Cork. two young fell
lows who claim to be hosting machine
men, were arrested on the levee by
officer Park for beating their way on
train. The two were given an op
portnnity of leaving town, which they
took advantage of
Fort Madison Democrat: DR.. S
H. Bauman, state veterinarian, from
Birmingham, Iowa, was sent to For
Madison last week to subject the mill
cows at the state farm to an examina
ton and tuberculin test as required
by the state officials. The report o
the investigation as completed recent
ly includes the gratifying statemen
that the experiments used brought NJ
indications OF the preyalency of tn,
disease.