The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
CITY NEWS.

oh! you Dodge's.
i Air Dome tonight, 10c.
i Schools books at Westcott's.
Flower pots at Wolfe's, 70S Main.
/ Buy buggies cheap at Sherwood's.
For school SUPPLIES see Westcott's.
Newest in pictures at the Air
Dome.
All books for school use at West
colts.
Base ball at Dodges tomorrow
night.
A complete stock of school books
at Westcott's.
See the ball game at Dodge's to-
morrow night.
Hear Harvey G. Hull sing at the
Air Dome tonight.
Don't miss the fun show at
! Dodge's tomorrow night.
| Everybody knows her-Florence
Lawrence, the famous Imp girl.
Jones takes his wife to the ball
game at Dodges tomorrow night.
Every Thursday. Quincy and re-
turn. 60 cents on Steamer Keokuk.
The Grand opera house will open
the season of 1901. this evening
Your last chance to see The
Road to Richmond" at Dodge's tonight
--latest motion pictures and illus
trated songs at the Air Dome tonight.
Mrs. l. C. Karl, the milliner has
removed her stock to the large store
room. SIS Main
If you want to laugh, see Take
Me Out to the Ball Game" tomorrow
night at Dodge's.
Billy o'Brien is certainly making
big hit at the Colonial with his
strong tenor voice.
Florence Lawrence, Americans
foremost motion picture actress to-
night at the Colonial.
Don't forget special rates. 60
cents round trip to Quincy every
Thursday on steamer Keokuk
See the all new pictures and hear
Harvey G. Hull sing the, illustrated
songs tonight at the Air Dome.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Jesse l.. Letter and Mary
Josephine Mcnamara, both Of Keokuk.
Frank Rupp and Martha G. Schnei-
der of Warsaw, were issued a mar
rage license yesterday by the county
/ clerk.
A warrant was issued today for
| the arrest of Edward Brakebi'. ac-
cused Of assaulting T. H. Pond Mon
day noon.
An APPLICATION has been made for
/ the appointment of Martin Larson as
administrator of the estate of Seve-
rena I.srson, deceased.
Phil Appel, sport writer on the
Quincy Herald was present at the
double header here Labor Day and
scored the games for his paper.
The La Harpe races began today
and continue through Friday. Thurs
day will be the big day when $3.50
in purses are offered in the four
events.
Notice of appeal has been filed
in the district court clerks office In
the case of Peter Kelly VS.. The Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
The appeal is one to the supreme
court.
Theodore Steele of this city has
accepted position with the c., B. &
@. railroad shops at Hannibal as head
machinist. Mr.. steele has the best
wishes of all his friends upon his new
undertaking.
Regular meeting of the Order OF
Owls tonight, at their hall, correr
Third and Johnson streets. Visiting
Owls invited. BY order of Worthy
President Paul T. Pechstein, secre-
tary.
President Harry Hofer of the
Quincy Baseball Association, who
owns the club there, occupied box at
the games here yesterday He had
with him Mrs. George F. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs Edward Allen and Miss Car
ruthers.
Sunday night at ten o'clock still
alarm was turned into the Are stations
from between Fulton and Franklin, on
Fifth street, here light wire in the
! trees was suffering and sparkling
The thing was placed out of harms
way and the wire attended to-
Frank Woolley, youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wolley, arrived
1 in the city Monday morning from Des
Moines to visit with his parents, leav
ing this morning for Iowa City where
he takes the management of The
! O'Brien-Worthen Co. house. Mr.
/ Wolley has been with the Des Nome!
house for several months and has, BY
close application to his duties, made
good His advancement as manage
OF the Iowa City branch is q nea
mark of appreciation and recognition
of merit and his many Keokuk friends
1 are pleased over his success.