The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-18
CITY NEWS.
Air Dome, new bill tonight.
Smoke 1aoeller's Silver Ash ciga,

Ewers- Mccarthy Co.'S 90 per cent
reduction sale now on.
See and get our prices on buggies
and harness. Sherwood.
All big new acts and new pictures
at the big Air Dome tonight.
A player piano at big reduction,
COZ Main street. Nortg agee sale.
Orpheum, comedy. four Harmony
singing quartette at the big Air Dome
tonight.
Music teachers will find a very
choice collection OF classical music at.
Crandall's, GOT Main.
Hallihan's oxfords and pump,
woman's all $500 grades at $3.50, at
Bode-Larsons sale this week.
e. Warren Hatch and Co. in play
let comedy entitled Miss Cupid" at
the big Air Dome tonight
Deputy Auditor Green Vermillion
has issued to date forty-four hunting
licenses and thirteen fishing licenses.
The power Of cash business is
plainly seen at Bode-Larson Shoe
Co.'S, especially at this weeks clear
ance sale.
The moon is getting In it's work
these nights and the electro light
plant is taking vacation. The full
moon is due for Friday evening.
Ladies. it may be many years be-
fore you will have an equally good
chance to buy high grade piano.
These bargains will NOT last but for
a few days at Crandall's, GOT Main.
There was certainly regular
summer resort breeze blowing last
evening, which caused the night to
be cool pleasant one, greatly enjoyed
after the sweltering days Of the
week.
The clerk of the district court
has received an invitation from NJ.
| Dennis, clerk of Linn county, inyit-
ing him to attend the county clerks
convention which will be held in Ledar
Rapids July 1921.
Ladies of Security, Keokuk Council
No. 1889 at A. o. q. w. hall at s
o'clock. Meet the first and third
/ Monday of each month.
Work in third degree.
ID. H. Annable has returned home
from a weeks visit in Evanston, H.
He was accompanied TO that city by
his wife, who is still there. Mr.. An
nable reports that Mrs C. c. Cox, a
/ sitter of Mrs Annable, and who was a
former resident OF Keokuk, is quite
/ seriously i'll.
Harvey e. Hull sings at all shows
at the big Air Dome.
The first Sunday night in Keo-
kuk without shows, was on last even
ing. The people who have been pat
ronizing these amusement places were
/ at loss as 20 how to spend their time.
The street cars seemed to be crowded
last evening with people going to the
| park and no doubt many of them took
/ this means Of spending the evening.
In another column of this issue
/ appears the profession card of DR..
/ w. j. Harter, with offices ct 500 Main
i street, up stairs. DR.. Harter gradu-
ated from the Keokuk Medical college
ten years ago, and has practiced near
4 Decatur, Illinois. He has removed his
family to Keokuk and they reside at
I 110S Concert street.
Pictures you never saw before at
the big Air Dome tonight.
The Muscatine Journal reprints
the following item which t published
4 40 years ago last week: Hon. Samuel
Clark, editor of The Keokuk Gate
City, dropped in on US today. He and
his bride were passengers on the Lake
Superior to St Paul, and stopped off
at this port to visit over Sunday with
relatives.
&C. T. Conradt, city ticket agent
for the burlington road, favored The
Gate City today with copy Of an In
teresting book issued by the Chicago
Association Of Commerce. The book
deals with many phases OF Chicago
life and makes a number of statistical
comparisons. All in all it is very In,
teresting publication and presents the
city in most interesting and con
yincing way.
Entire change OF program at All
Dome tonight
Clyde Mackie, formerly of this
city, but at present located in Aurora
was home for an over Sunday visit
with his parents He is head of the
pricing department of the Burlington
81 at Aurora, being taken from the shops
4 at Burlington to the head of the de
partment at Aurora. Several thous
and articles and pieces IT repair ma
g terial pass through his department
81 every day on which he has to set a
price.
"A smoldering fire in a large pile
of coal near the furnace room of the
Keokuk Canning company, corner OF
Seventh and Johnson streets. which
might have entaiied several thous
and dollar loss, was discovered Sun.
day night about 10 O'Clock and proper
steps were taken to protect the
property w. J. Fulton, general
manager. notified Fire Chief Anderson
who went to the Canning company
with several men. The fire was deer