The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-24
CITY NEWS.


Sylmar Olive Oil at immigrants.
Young chickens, meats, Markley's.
The popular place, the Air Dome
Five new pictures at Dodges to-
night.
Bucks starch; the starch to use at
all times.
For Summer Underweur go to
the Central
Use Bucks starch; a labor saver
It's made in Keokuk
Ike Stern of Des Moines was in
the city last evening.
New lawns, 5-10-121a-15c UP to 25c
just received, at Central.
Choice spring chickens at Joe
Haubert's, 709 Main. Both phones.
-(Japanese fan free) tomorrow
with 25c purchase or over. Central.
Mesh bags-New and very choice
line just received at Ayres & Sons.
Japanese lawn fete, Streeter,
Huiskamp lawns, Friday evening. 1bc.
Protect your horse from flies; buy
a net from Sherwood 703 Main street.
For fine pianos. r4oewenstein's
music store. Easy terms If desired
Attend the lawn fete on the Street
-Huiskamp lawns, Friday evening
10 cents.
R. ]. Hamilton, the Premier BAN
joist, at Keokuk's big Air Dome, to-
night.
The republican county convention
is to be held at Fort Madison, July
End, at II a. m.
Three big vaudeville acts, good or
chestra and latest motion pictures at
Keokuk's big Air Dome.
Free Talcum Powder at McGrath
Bros.
Latest in motion pictures and 8
big vaudeville acts, an entire change
of program at Keokuk's big Air Dome
tonight.
Quincy journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Herman A. Bank and children OF
| Keokuk, are guests at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ]. Leindecker in
| Quincy.
Louis Hosmer, a former well
! known resident of Keokuk, now max
| ing his home in Michigan, is in the
city visiting old friends and looking
after business interests.
Among TIE list of patents issued
to Iowans this week, appears the
name of Capt. A. G. Decker OF this
city, who has been granted patent
for wall tie or bond
The Cox Family Quintette, five
people in the comedy playlet THE
Italian Music Master introducing
songs, comedy, dancing and music. A
great act See them tonight at Keo
kuk's big Air Dome.
j. N. Dumenil Of this city attend.
ed a joint meeting OF the grocers and
! butchers of Burlington and Fort Mad
! ison in the latter place this week. A
motion extending Mr.. Dumenil vote
of thanks for the interest shown by
/ him was unanimously carried.
AT the Chicago Art institute las
i week. Miss Laura Van Pappelendam
lof Keokuk was one of those who re
I. ceived honors in the class of still life
oil paintings. There were 1851 stu
dents at the institute during the trem
Free Talcum Powder at McGratf
Bros.
Fan free with Csc purchase o.
over at Central Store.
Auditor South has sent out mott
fication certificates to- the delegates
who were elected at the primary cleo
ton, advising them of the time ant
place for county conventions. The re
publican county convention is to b
held at Fort Madison, July End at /
o'clock. All delegates are urged to a
tend the meeting.
Free Talcum Powder at McGratl
Bros.
Daisy e. O'Conner, of Columbu
Junction, giving up her occupation
that of saleswoman, has filed pet
ton in voluntary bankruptcy in tn
federal court here, listing her debt
at about $3.50 with no assets excep
ing $3.50 which is claimed to be e,
| empt.
| South bound X line train No.
| broke down at LAGRANGE, Mo. on tn
/ down trip yesterday morning and u
| passengers had the pleasure of 81
| ting In the hot coaches until an e.
CINE from Quincy could be sent BAG
| to Lagrange to take the train c
| through.
| Quincy Journal: On account
| not feeling well, Charles H. Dodg
| who leased the lower floor of Il
| Rogers building on the south side
| Hampshire street, opposite the ne
| hotel, and was intending to open
= picture show in the place, has trar
ferred or sold his lease to the Coloni
d Theatre management, who will fix
n the place for a picture show.
Il -Puckechetuck lodge No. 43, NEE
4 every Friday evening at o'cloe
n Work in first degree, j. L. Canl
"a Mt Hoorga T,,o,n Geprat al