The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-01
CITY NEWS.

Take your harness to Sherwood
for repairs
- Biographs tonight. Colonial
Theatre Beautiful.
u. N. milestone is reported as
being quite seriously i'll.
State champions will play Keo.
ku.l at Y. M. G. A. Wednesday. Feb.
ruary 2.
Mrs. LeFaivfe, who has been i'll
at her home for several weeks, is
slowly improving.
Our German Cousin" big
scream, Colonial Theatre Beautitu,
tonight.
The Y. w, C. A. travel class will
meet this evening and Miss Younker
will give the talk.
A great instructive picture,
Shooting an Oil Well,' Colonial
Theatre Beautiful, tonight.
Hear Ralph Lawton and Miss
Blanch Bloom In Madame Butterfly
at the Y. NJ. G. A. tonight.
Shooting an Oil WE'LL graphic
Illustration OF one of Americas great
est Industries, Colonial Theatre Beau
tiful. tonight.
If you have not heard the opera.
Madame Butterfly. you viii obtain
very comprehensive idea Of the story
OF music by hearing Ralph Lawton
and Miss Bloom in the Y. NJ. C. A.
tonight.
--Keokuk police have been request.
ed to be on the lookout for four
cylinder Oldsmobile of 1909 model
which was stolen from Chicago last
Wednesday.
If You ever expect to hear Pic
cinis opera, Madame Butterfly, don't
miss hearing Mr.. I.awton and Miss
Bloom tonight Fifty cents worth
now will prepare you to enjoy five
dollars worth of opera later on.
Officer LeFeber is to enjoy few
weeks vacation and his place will be
filed by William Murphy The sub
stitute officer is not an unfamiliar
figure In police circles, having been
at one time night captain on the
local force. He will assume his duties
this evening.
The first of number OF boys
Bible study suppers that are to be
held at the Y. NJ. C. A. was given last
evening for the employed boys. The
third OF a number of school boys
Bible study class suppers will be Civ
en- on Wednesday evening of this
week.
Preparations were being made
yesterday and today to move the I'LL
nois Offices Of the Water Power COM
pany farther back on the large pronli-
tory on which it rests. The structure
will be moved by force of men and
house movers. so that it viii not in
terfere with the progress of building.
The comet was out again last
| night, but was hanging SO low in the
western sky that people on the north
| side OF town could not see it unless
1 they stood on the roof. From the
south side hills it could be On very
dimly after $50 o'clock and much
farther north and lower down than be-
fore.
1 Mrs. S. S. Wilson Of No. 1906
Timea street has received copy OF
a Buckhannon, W. Va, paper, giving
an account of the marriage OF Miss
Roger, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Rob.
j ert A. Roger. DR.. Roger is a cousin
| of Mrs. Wilson; also a cousin of Mrs
Emma West of Hamilton and Senator
j. P. Dolliver of Iowa
Notice is given that civil ser.
vice examination will be held on
March 81, 1910, at the office OF the
light house inspector, 18th District,
900 Victoria building, st. Louis, Mo,
for the following positions On board
the United States light house tender
/ Lily: Master, mate. pilot, engineer
1 assistant engineer, carpenter. Appli
cation blanks will be furnised upon
request, and must be in the office at
| the close OF business March IL, 1910
Otherwise they will not be considered
Applicants will not be required to
come to the office, the filing of the ap
plication blank, which contains all
necessary information, being the only
requirement Applications from per
sons over forty years Of age cannot be
4 considered.