The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-17
CITY NEWS.

Harness, fly nets and drivers
articles at Sherwood's, 70S Main.
Good oxfords at the price of poor
ones at Bode-Larson's sale, next week.
Fried chicken dinner today at
Mrs. Farmers, % South Fourth street.
Just received q fresh lot of dry
batteries. Tri Site Auto & Machine
Co.
Fine Angelus PLAYER piano at GOT
Main street can be bought at a bar
gain.
Our guarantee remains good on
pianos we sell. Loewenstein's Music
Store.
Just received fresh lot of dry
batteries. Tri State Auto & Ma
chine Co.
Yes, all next week will be a
lively one at the Bode-Larson clear
ance sale.
1t is noticeable that some of the
loudest takers for base TALL are among
the missing" when it comes to con-
tributing.
Don't miss the mortgage sale of
e. r. Crandall music stock. GOT Main
street. The pianos will soon be gone.
Come now.
"A meeting of the Pax Indians will
be held Monday in the Y. M. C. A. to
make plans for another Of the tribes
delightful hikes.
There will be special meeting
of the Humane society tomorrow even
ing at 7:45 in the Commercial club
rooms.
Fuckechetuck lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at 5 o'clock,
Work in the third degree. j. L, Candy,
N. g. George Immegart, Secretary.
Hundreds of pairs of oxfords and
pumps from our wholesale depart
ment to be slaughtered next week at
our clearance sale. Bode-Larson Shoe
Co.
! Gents suits 2 or pieces $1.50s
Ladies skirts ST.. Ladies suits and
princess S1.50 to SITS. Guimps $1.25.
All dry cleaned Blanks 924 Main,
Iowa phone 249-B.
IF. ]. Schenk. the hotel register
man, has applied for a patent on a
hotel register holder or fixture, which
will be on the market soon. 1t will
be manufactured in Keokuk.
! Word has been received in Keo-
kuk of the death of Miss Lizzie Lewis
of ST. Louis. former resident of
Keokuk. She died Thursday at the
age of eighty-one years. Miss Lewis
| Is remembered by number Of Keo-
kuk's older citizens
Saturday was a big day at the
! Country Club. There were about thir-
ty golfers out in the afternoon and
| many were served in the evening at
supper. Dancing was enjoyed and be-
cause Of the warmth of the day the
attendance was quite large.
Since 1885 there have been three
hangings in Iowa and Junkin will
make the fourth when he swings at
| the end of a hemp rope at Fort Madi-
! son, July 20. Three murderers named
Cumberland, Dooley and Smith met
| the penalty of their crimes in this
manner.
Warren Markley, young fellow,
became polluted last evening with
liquor and knocked over a sign in front
of the Wilkinson and Companys drug
store. Markley was taken to the sta
ton by Officer Freeman but later re
leased when his mother appeared and
| furnished bond
AS the result of an accident more
than a year ago Miss Blanche Wright
has found 1t necessary to go to Ora
ham hospital for medical treatment
again. She had the misfortune to
/ fall and sustain a broken nose. The
! injured member grew very painful
| lately and it has been necessary to
/ break the bone over again and reset It,
The United Grand Lodge of Ma
/ sons of Iowa held their annual session
| in Des Moines Tuesday, Wednesday
! and Thursday of last week and A. j.
Fields Of this city represented Union
! lodge A. F. and A. NJ. He reports a
well attended session by all lodges.
4 The next grand session will be held
| in East Des Moines. William Gross
| and D. w. Anderson of Keokuk were
| also present.
Two young fellows, less than
twenty-five years of age, were found
| in about as drunken a condition as
/ possible on South Sixth street he
! tween Johnson and Exchange streets
about 11:45 last night by Officers
! Baldwin and Freeman. They were
/ brought to the station and locked UP.
( One gave his name rs Ed Draper,
while the other continued TO sleep for
several hours after his incarceration.
I When found by the officers the two
We're sleeping on slope near the side
i walk
! Ten year old Loring Mullen, son
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mullen, of COL
South Second street, met with quite a
4 peculiar accident Friday afternoon. He
was playing in small puddle in front
! of his home bare footed A youthful
/ companion threw rock and accident
/ ally hit him, the sharp edge of the
rock severing a leader in his ankle.
He was Immediately removed to st.
Joseph's hospital and an operation per
I formed in order to draw the two ends
together. The operation was success
ful and he was able to be brought
home Saturday afternoon.
w H. Richardson, of the Hamil-
ton Land Co., Signourney, Iowa and
district manager for the Porter Land
Co. of Reinbeck, Iowa, was in Keokuk
! few days last week visiting with the
local agent, Mr.. John T. Crotty. Mr..
4 Richardson says that he has been
j over considerable of Iowa and crop
! conditions are fine Recently he made
4 trim m Cnnoda ubaro ir