The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-19

TIE VISITING LIST.

TIE Hamilton City coanosl met Fri.
Gay ssening in special session ana
agreed 10 bald visaact oysr the
sonSA read where The Hamilton clay
Manufacturing eompaay's switch viii
cross. The coaacilmsa show the prop,
sr spirit sad are always Willing 10 helm
sny coacern that viii in savn helm in
the general anauildins Of Hamilton.
Yesterday ], D. Isahnam al the
Eastern View company sna force az
men were taking pictures 81 Hamilton
business hoasss, The neSatiyes are
developed and sent 10 the Ceoaey
] Publishing company who use them in
eastern real estate magazines. Mr..
I l.ahnum stated that they were sent
TO Hamilton to secure views because
Of the calls OF eastern real estate
dealers TO Know what Mss hsppeaSas
on the site OF the hig dam,
Workmsn have almost completed
the sand line for the Water Power
company from the quarry to the dixie.
. II MAS the original Intentions of the
COMPANY te carry the sand line 10 the
bars below the bridge huS this plan
may be changed and the sand will be
Carried from the river TO the works
in large pipes by suction force. The
work viii be the same SIS done by the
government in the suction dredges
only on s larger scale.
Thursday. June the twenty-third the
ladies OF the Eastern Star Will give
an excursion TO Quincy. going on the
steamer Keokuk. Cars will leave
Hamilton in plenty of time TO catch
the boat which Will be held until seq.
en- o'clock.
Workmen are busy on the excavs.
tions for the foundation of the new
Odd Fellows building. The contract.
ors intend to rush the work of con.
stuction and viii keep as many zen
as essential TO the speedy compile
ton of the buildings. at work.
Members of the Hamilton base hall
association are somewhat anxious as
TO the outcome of the commercial
league of Keokuk of which they are
At present members The Hamilton
association spent sixty dollars on the
improvement of new grounds this
spring and now are unable to use
them because of losing their amateur
standing The trouble between the
keolluk teams and the Hamilton team
arose ont of the first game of the
season when the Huiskamp team left
the field at the end of seven innings.
According to the rules of the league
seven innings constitutes a game but
this fact was unknown to the Hamil-
ton players. Out of the excitement
that resulted stones and sticks were
hurled in the direction of the Hubs
kamp team. Their report of the
treatment they received led the rest
of the teams to decide that they did
not care to play in Hamilton.
Secretary Gordon of the Chautau
qua has secured Mrs. l.. S. Stewart
as the speaker for Woman Suffrage
day. Mrs, Stewart Is the national sec.
Rotary and the state president of the
woman suffrage movement and IS
we'll able to discuss her subject. Mr..
Hampton of the Macomh Bystander,
secretary Of the Military Tract Edi.
torial Association writes that the edi,
tors are going To make their meetings
this year at the chautauQua the best
they have ever held. They selected
Hamilton for their meeting this year
so that they could see the work on
the big dam and get an idea of what
il will accomplish, The we'll has
been located on the chautauaus
grounds and will soon be finished as
will also the bridges across the ra-
vine
Miss Cora Crouch has returned
from short visit at Abingdon,
Misses Sebelia and Ruby Garrison
of keokuk, are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. B, Arnold this week.
Sam yestal and family were guests
of Warsaw relatives and friends
George Haneise and family moved
Saturday to the property vacated by
George Cooper and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Butler of Carthage,
visited the lady's sisters, Mrs. John
Hittner and Mrs. Clarence Ferguson
the first of the week.
Mrs, VIM, Holt who has been in
poor health for some time, was taken
to the Graham hospital in Keokuk
Tuesday with the expectation OF nm.
dergoing an operation for cancer OF
the intestines, but after arriving at