The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-29
CITY NEWS.

Sherwood for fly nets and whips.
1t costs but 81 to boost the ma
tional game.
300 pair ladies', Misses and chill
dren's oxfords, at bargain prices, Star
Shoe Store.
William COPYRIGHT, the silly kid,
at the big Air Dome tonight
Spend yourself by buying a base
ball booster ticket
Don't miss the chicken pie and
good menu. Y. w. C. A. Thurs.
300 pair mems, boys and youths
oxfords, at bargain prices. Star Shoe
Store.
Horace Walker of Chicago has
transferred to Milo Harris of Ottum-
wa the southwest Ia Of section So,
township 81, range Z west and also
all of his interests, in the personal
property of the estate Of David GA
sar, deceased.
The members of the First Chris
tian church Sunday School depart
ment enjoyed Their annual picnic at
Wild Cat Springs today. Quite a
number of the young peopl and older
members of the school spent the day,
at the Illinois summer resort.
Oscar Sackowich was arraigned
In the superior court this morning and
given thirty days in the county jail
for night proving and vagrancy. His
bond was fixed at a hundred dollars,
which he was unable to furnish and
he was sent to jail
Yesterday suit case and a small
satchel were found in the canal near
the second lock. In the clothes recep-
ticles was some under clothing, sew
eral bottles of medicine, snuff, and
the like. Where the things came from
and how they happened to be dumped
there is mystery to the police The
name Anderson" was on some of
the wearing apparel
"A Chicago paper says Mrs. John
P. Henderson of Passaic, N. j., doesn't
believe in rearing mollycoddles. No,
sir, she wants men in her family who
don't faint when they see bit of
blood spattercd about. Mrs. Hender
son, resolved and purposeful, came to
Chicago last night and made her way
to the Stratford Hotel, bringing little
Eddie Henderson, her son, with her
Chicago is not her destination; it is a
mere stopping place on her way to
Reno, where the fight is to be held.
After Mrs. Henderson had registered
~, III oF
hotel. "See,'' said Mrs Henderson,
displaying three $50 tickets to The
ringside, I'm going to take Eddie to
see that fight. don't believe in bring
ing UP mollycoddles. At Denver my
sister, Mrs. Henry Snort, will join me
and we'll take the boy
The International Correspond
ence School held smoker for their
graduates at the Hotel Grand last ev-
ening. Only a few of the graduates
were present.
"A carload of steel has been re-
ceived and unloaded at the Des
Moines river bridge and will be used
in the repair work on that structure.
A derrick was brought up from the
Hannibal railway shops to unload the
car
-Des Moines Register and Leader:
The Rev Nels Pearson of Keokuk has
been elected president of the state
Epworth league of the Swedish Meth
odist churches. His associate officers
are: First vice president, Miss Bertha
Williams, Des Moines; second vice
president, George Stevenson, New
Sweden; third vice president, Tilla
Gustafson, Des Moines; fourth vice
president, Herbert Swanson, Har-
cour; secretary. Otto Erickson, OF
tumwa; treasurer, Arnold Anderson,
Des Moines; district superintendent Of
Sunday School M. Scott, New Swed-
en-; Junior league superintendent,
Ansil Bloom, Des Moines.