The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-29
CITY MEMS

| Jones. the Halter, for bargains.
! Midsummer sale now on
See notice of the Niagara Falls
!. excursion via. the Wabash.
ATTEND Baptist market at Home
Tea Co. Saturday afternoon.
Buy now ct the midsummer clear
ance sale of gents furnishings. Jones,
the Halter
Haubert for a nice roast of beef,
pork. veal or mutton and all kinds
of sausages. 700 Main.
-Mid-summer clearance sale of
hats, shirts, neckwear, underwear,
etc. Jones, the Halter, 402 Main.
Fay McClintock drunk and peace
disturber, was sentenced to ten days
in the city jail, when arraigned today.
Curtis F. Burnam of Baltimore,
has conveyed to Mary R. Crowell. al
SO of Baltimore, lots Z, s and 9, blk.
161.
Puckechetuck lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at s O'Clock.
Work in the third degree. j. L. Candy.
n. G.. George Immegart, Secretary.
Rev. w. T. Means of the Nazarene
church will preach at the Volunteers
hall on South Third street Saturday
evening at 500 p. M, and Sunday
afternoon at 500 p. m. DR.. Barnes
will preach Sunday night at 500 p.
m. All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
CORN Argus: There was to have
been double header ball game here
Sunday but the Elks of Keokuk had
cold feet" Word went the rounds
in the baseball circle here Saturday
night that the "Elks' were going to
shut CORN out. Now, that would have
been mean, but we would have had to
been shown. Our boys bought a
pair of white rabbits and sent them
to the Elks of Keokuk.
A half dozen Keokuk gentlemen
have established camp which they
have for various reasons named "Ov-
| erboard' about three miles north of
| the second lock on the Illinois side
| of the canal. Once week or oftener,
the families of the merry party of
| campers and fishers go to Over
| board, to spend the day. Those who
are in camp and enjoying the pleas
ures of outdoor life are: Messrs. j.
Nv. D. Mas, George Reiner, Herman
Span, Aft c. Larson, Rudolph Mein-
berg and Chas. Green of Hammond,
] Ind.
The rain drops which started fall
| ing last evening about eight O'Clock,
caused number of the patrons of
! the Air Dome to leave their seats
and seek shelter while others braved
the little wet, pearly drops and lin
/ gered to see fine performance. the
/ bill having changed for the balance
/ of the week. The program is an es-
pecially goo1 one and is recommend
ed as an excellent cure for the blues.
/ w. v. Kidder, secretary-treasure
| of the Lacrosse Motor Boat club of
i Lacrosse, Wis, has written the
former secretary of the defunct Keo-
kuk Motor Boat club, suggesting
way to again build up the club in
i which practically al. interest was lost
i Mr.. Kidder's suggestion is embodied
in the following letter from him dat
ed the twenty-fifth of the present
month and will prove of interest to
i boat owners: Noting that your club
j has temporarily disbanded owing to
], lack of interest, want to offer what
Il / believe viii be great assistance to
!; you In recognizing and building up
!, strong organization. Backed by the
: Lacrosse Motor Boat club and with
the approval and support of the large
contingent of boaters on the upper
river, will begin publication next
i month of ..The Open Exhaust mo-
/ tor boating publication intended to
} promote and build up the game along
: the Mississippi, and to promote or
: ganization in tagging towns. We want
to have this little paper made the
j official organ of the various clubs,
and we will print the news and an
+ nouncements Of each club. 1t is our
} intention to place copy of the
| open Exhaust in the hands of ev-
I cry boat owner on the upper Missis-
sippi monthly, and for while at
] least without cost to them. If you
r will send me list of the members
: of your club. and those boat owners
+ you would like to urge to join you
, when you reorganize, l will be pleas
: ed to put you ali on our mailing list
Il would also be glad to print story
On your reorganization plans, If you
Z will jot down the facts and send them
: along. We want your cooperation In
: mailing ttTha Onou Exhaust" si1c.
: cess, and would like to hear from
: you by return mail, SO may get your
1 stuff into the August issue, and mail
the first issue to your list of fellows.