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

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Seaiship oysters at Insmegart's.
Harness oiled. 81 per set. al Sher-
woods
Baby's first Tooth -at Dodge's
tonight.
Special bargains at shoe sale Star
snoe store
An features tonight Colonial. the
atre beautiful
II. NJ Wright Gun and ioeksmlrh
removed to 7lsl7 Main ST
i Special matinee at Dodge's Sasur
day. Children FIRE cents.
1 Don't miss the features at the Co
lonial. theatre beautiful, tonight
FerRdell canned Holsters, shrimp,
salmon and crab meat at Immegarts s.
A Biograph The Cloisters
Touch Colonial. theatre beautiful.
tonight.
All OF the great American aero
planes are shown in the aviation pic
ture at Dodge's tonight
La Grands Breteche.- the great
French masterpiece. Don't miss it
Colonial. theatre beautiful, tonight.
Regular meeting or Keokuk
Lodge No, les B. P. O. E, tonight at
Elks hall. Sixth and Main street
1 Visiting Elks invited.
The voting contest for the most
popular Young lady in Keokuk com
melces Monday Colonial, theatre
beautiful.
The thermometer registered de-
gess below zero this morning at I
O'Clock, and al hour lated hEd reached
II degrees higher. skyward Today is
the coolest since the latter part of De-
cember
When the ticket committee for the
baseball nainssrels to be given next
Tuesday. calls this week, opeu up your
pocket books and purchase an admis
sion ticket This is the advice give7
By man VINO has seen the rehears
ais
N A. Melick- superintendent Of
construction of government buildings,
With headquarters in Moline, H., was
IN the city yesterday and Inspected
the local government building, with a
view OF making a report OF needed re
pairs, 10 the structure.
Marriage licenses we're issued to-
day 10 the following couples: Lee A.
Swarts, aged twenty-five. Of Buriing-
TON. and Miss Lizzie Huppinger. aged
nineteen. OF Augusta; Pearl Morrison
aged twenty three, Of Salem. and Miss
Ar -
Burlington
"A small yellow cur was seen dash
ing up Main street this morning with
, Finnan haddie that it had captured
from the front Of grocer 8 saop. in
his chops Several small boys on their
way TO school, rushed OUT and grabbed
the unsuspectiag puppy and the fish
was restored 10 the irate groceryman
"A Romance OF the Rocky Coast
lat Dodge's tonight
Waterloo Times-Tribune. From
June II to the 18th win be held the
annual meeting of the grand lodge Of
Iowa, A. F. & A. ", in Waterloo, and
according TO the expectations OF the
men who have the matter in hand
at least fifteen hundred visitors vii
be here in attendance at the conven
ton.
| Quincy Wing: Bert Bailey, VOW
ing vengeance when be got out, and
declaring that no one could make hin
/ work out his sentence in the house
4 of correction, was taken down to the
] works yesterday morning with six
months additional time tackled on Il
the ffty-four and one-half days hs
had hanging over him. After sentence
been taken to his cell, he bitterly de
: nounced everyone connected with tht
q police department for their efforts Il
B land him in Jail, and said that h.
u defed them all TO make him work.
q Answering to the charge of tres
8 passing in Oakland cemetery. pre-
y ferTed against him in the srperio
+ court. Willard Sharp was found no
4 guilty this morning By Judge w. /
E Mcnamara. Immediately after tn,
b case had been concluded City Attor
A ney A. T. Marshe-i fled a second Ia
Il formation against Sharp charging hin
z with discharging firearms within III.
3 city limits. When arraigned thi
q morning Sharp was represented b,
q Attorney D. D. Harrington In the in
4 formation Sharp was only charge
with trespassing IN Oakland cemeterr
3 while the testimony showed that
was not in Oakland but in the Catae
= lie cemetery, that be had chased Il
squirrel causing all the trouble. Arci
= er Johnson. the fellow implicated Wit
Sharp in the same orense. id M
appear in court and was not made
defendant in the new information.