The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-10
CITY NEWS.
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4 ptiSnI pld1os WdiAaSr %AAo. -
wenstein's music store.
Entire change OF program Keo-
kuk's big Air Dome tonight
An Engineers Romance tonight.
4 Colonial theatre beautiful.
Flowers at half price this week
at C. & C. Millinery Co.. 621 Main.
! Tonight Loves c. @. D., thrill
ing drama. Colonial, theatre beauti-
full.
Mrs. NJ. Garmo, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is i'm
! proving.
Don't forget to call and see the
/ big line of new buggies at Sherwo.d's,
/ 703 Main.
-LeMoure Bros. in the burglar and
! clown comedy acrobats-Keokuk's big
Air Dome tonight
Complete change of pictures at
Keokuk's big Air Dome tonight. En-
tire change of program.
! William IIaisle has transferred to
Oscar Laisle lot of the Laisle prop
erty on Orleans extention.
Never before probably never
again such low prices on Millinery
as the C. & c. Millinery Co., are max
ing.
Rev. r. w. Lilley of the Christian
1 church will preach tonight at the Vol
unteers of America, % South Third
] street. All are welcome.
"A big booster edition of the Han
nibal Courier-Post has been received
at this office. For mechanical con-
struction, general news matter and IL
Illustrations 1t is excellent
The steamer Grace arrived at the
lock yesterday on her way back from
the lower river where she has been
with barges for the Mississippi River
| commission work at Vicksburg.
The Burlington delegation to the
Iowa manufacturers. convention at
Marshalltown secured the 1911 con-
vention. BY that time Burlington's
new hotel will be ready to take care
of the many visitors.
Bert Powell, charged by Bessie
Smith with assault and battery. was
sent UP to the county jail for three
days by Justice John Leindecker this
morning. The defendant was accused
of striking the plaintiff with his fist.
/ The Dubuque laid at the Diamond
10 boat house last night, going on
down the river this morning The
Sidney did not arrive on her initial
trip till late last evening. She con-
tinued her trip on up the river at
9 o'clock.
i Officer Parks rounded up two
hoboes early this morning in the lower
railroad yards and promptly initiated
them into a new society which re-
quires the members to keep their left
leg In motion. They took the first
degree On the bridge going east.
The Methodist Protestant excur-
SIGN to Quincy yesterday returned in
the evening about 1890, after sue
cessful day. Many of the excursionists
toured Quincy during the afternoon
Upon returning home one of them
could not refrain from remarking that
| Quincy has more vacant houses at
! the present time than Keokuk.
4 Lancaster is gala town today in
celebration of the big ball game be-
tween tie Lancaster Stars and pick
/ ed team from the Keokuk travelling
men. A band was to meet the visitors
at the train and a reception was
accorded all. Owing to the trouble
between the league and the Western
Union the Gate City will not be able
I ~, ,bo ro4,,ypc h,-a ippirOS
The Carnival City Packet compa-
NY has issued a neat little booklet
setting forth the beauties of river
travel and TIE attractions of the towns
and cities along the upper Mississippi
river The booklet contains pictures
of the local boats and picture OF
the dam as it will look when finished
Cnder the head of Poetry in the
Pilot House" Pilot H. C. Mckenzie
! OF the steamer Keoknk is described
and his attitude toward his work. The
account ends with: His occupation is
not mere presy plotting from Keokuk
I to Quincy and back again every day;
his portion Is by happy, selfappoint-
aent partly tlat of poet, too
Quincy Journal: Chief of Police
Koch received telephone message
from Seehorn to the effect that two
men, leading roam horse. were seen
at Seehorn Tuesday 1t is said that
the men answer the description OF the
men who stole roam horse from
q James Shipe. a farmer, who lives near
Warsaw, Sunday night. One OF the
men answered the description OF the
notorious Ed Ds James, who broke
jail at Carthage a few days ago, and
who is known throughout the section
as horse thief The fellows that
passed through seehorn stole a spring
wagon there, to which they hitcheo
the roam horse they brought with
them. 1t is stated that they crossed
, the bridge at Hannibal. which is the
last time they were seen.
With the weather threatening. the
| program for Saturday at the Country
club is somewhat uncertain. Suppe
| will be served unless it rains, ane