The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-17
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Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar
Sheet music free, tomorrow with
Racine Hosiery, at Central.
Heavy team and light driving
harness at Sherwood's, Prices low.
Copy for advertisements for the
Sunday Gate City should be IN the
hands of the printer not later tnan
Saturday morning, 10 o'clock.
-Valencienes and torchon lace,
special tomorrow at Central Store, 8
1O-12kc values at sc yard.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at s O'Clock.
work in first degree. j. L. CanDy'
N. G.; George Immegart, Secretary
Work in first degree.
Clark County Courier: Miss Lot
tie Trump of this city and Miss Marie
Kiedaisch of Keokuk expect to leave
next week for a visit with the for-
mers sister, Mrs. Richard Condit, at
East Orange, N j.
-Kahoka is advertising big
Fourth of July celebration with the
Fiftieth Iowa band to play and Hon.
John E. Craig to deliver the address
This combination from Keokuk as
sures the Kahoka celebration to be
big one.
New lace collars and abots. See
them at the Central Store.
More than ordinary interest IS
t,+arod i, tho Kool-uL- 0ttilmwa dual
track meet to be held at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon Saturday at the athletic
| field here. Ottumwa will arrive this
evening on the Rock Island train and
will enjoy nights rest. The Keokuk
squad is said to be in as good shape
as can be expected under the c1rcum-
stances.
| For summer underwear, ladies'
gents, or children's see the Centrals
nice assortment.
p 500 yards lace $40 and 121sc val
ues, special sc tomorrow at Central
Store See window.
Nellie Childers, better known as
Mississippi Mamie, was up In the
court this morning after several
months absence from that place OF
legal sitting. Nellie went to the po-
lice station at half past five this morn
ing to see a friend, Willie Irwin, an
other dark town resident who was put
in Jail for disturbing the peace last
night The police wanted Nellie any
way, so she was put behind the bars
and appeared In the court this morn
ing when the pair were given ten days
each to be spent in jail for disturbing
the peace and quiet of tie neighbor
hood of Ninth and Johnson.
AT the meeting of the board of su
ipervisors held last week in Fort Mad
, ison, the following physicians were
appointed for the poor of Lee county
e. NJ. Buck. Montrose and JET
, ferson townships; A. ] Davis, Charles
ton and Van Buren, townships; Franz
, H. Dierker, West Point and Pleasan
v Ridge townships; G. A. Dimond, Kec
. kuk; R. F. McKaig. Green Bay AM
\ Washington townships, e. r. Park
D Franklin and Harrison townships; W
9 E. Sloat Denmark; ]. R. Walker, For
! Madison; J. r. Wedel, Des Nome
!. township; Cora Witch Cedar an,
Marion townships,
"A dispatch from Lowell, Iowa
: says: An inmate of the Mount Pleas
ant asylum for insane drifted In her
about shutdown and went to the hote
and demanded bread and butter, a
he was starving" He was given foot
which he ate like a famished dog. TIL
hospital was phoned and they said t
detain patient until they could sen
for him. The lunatic tried to ge
away and 1t took four men to oil
him and tie him and after he was tie
he kept screaming at the top of hi
voice until his attendant came fror
Mount Pleasant and then he con
menced to beg and got in the carriag
and rode away as quiet as lamb.
a &C. S. Sebreno, jolly Mexica
who was arrested on the levee at IA
Il last evening by Officer Brennan fo
being drunk, was given three days i
the city jail this morning after tris
in the superior court room Sebrea
is one Of the most laughable, goot
= natured customers the police hay
had to deal with In some time, keel
Ing up jolly front all the time an
laughing at everything said or don
When asked ii he wanted to go I
jail for thirty days he said he didn
e care and would just as leave as no
The Mexican, who is twenty We;
old swarthy youth, is Santa Fe raj
e road workman who wandered I'M
r. Keokuk and mixing with friends IL