The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22
CITY NEWS.


Cool as cave, that's Dodges.
See new buggies at Sherwood's.
When you have something to sell
use Gate City want
Headquarters for all kinds of shoe
polish and findings. Karle, S14 Main.
Watch for the date, Cleopatra
Don't miss it, Colonial Theatre Beau
I iful
Moonlight on steamer Dubuque
Thursday evening, given by the Mems
club.
Ed Plug has bought a Buick Mo-
del 10-Toy Tonneau. of the Tri-State
Auto & Machine Co.
See our new oxfords and low
shoes; newest styles and lowest pri-
ces. Huiskamp & Son.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk lodge
No 10. o. C. O. F.. Monday night at
j O'clock Visiting brethren fraternal
/ ~ invited.
/ -Luina Mecum and Perry Cramer,
a Blandinsville, ILL.,, couple came to
the city yesterday afternoon, obtained
| marriage license and were joined
in wedlock at 80 by Justice John
Leindecker.
Sheriff Datin, of Fort L.adisor,
and Police Schier and Deputy Sheriff
Kammerer rounded up desperate
gang of car thieves near the Atlee
mills in that city yesterday and after
a fight succeeded in landing them in
jail.
Wait for 1.-THE Great Train Rob-
berry," Tuesday night at Dodges.
"A. Evada, a young man about 30
years of age. a Mexican, and working
with bunch Of laborers near Gibbs,
Mo-, Friday morning in some manner
while handling a handcar bruised and
mangled his hand to such an extent
that amputation was necessary The
operation was performed yesterday
morning at Fort Madison.
The Mems club will give q big
moonlight excursion OF thursday eve
riI g of this week on the steamer Du
b..que. The boat will leave Keosuk
at $50 o'clock and will stop at War
saw and Alexandria. This organisa.
ton has given moonlights annually
and they have always been the hest
of tie moonlight season.
Bloomfield Democrat: The an.
nual meeting of the stockholders
of the Bloomfield State bank
was held this week Mr.. Palmer
Trimble was reelected president. and
o. D. Wray. cashier. The business
for the year just ended was very
satisfactory to its owners The in.
side of the bank has been improved
recently.
The big carnival held in, Keokuli
during the past weak under the aus.
pices of the Order of Owls, was con.
sidered by many tn be the best car
nival which has been given in this
city in number Of years. The shows
oughly enjoyable. They were we., pa
! tronized as well as the carnival it.
self in all of its features. Tie city
will welcome carnival of Its caliber
at any time
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at Warsaw for the late
John Moore, who passed away about
O'Clock at his home. Az South
H Fourth street, on Saturday morning.
\ Heart failure was the immediate
4 cause of the aged mans demise He
\ was born in Cincinnati in 1S45, later
II going to Warsaw. where he resided
/ until a year ago, before coming to
\ keokuk to make his home. He is sur
4 vlved by a step-son and a step-daugh-
Il ter, Charles Lambert and Miss Jane
II House, OF Warsaw. Funeral services
/ will be held this afternoon at War
i saw. where interment will be made.
II Friday morning at ten o'clock
II impressive and solemn services were
4 held for the late T. + PARROT. with a
\ number of the friends of the family
H and deceased present. The body ar
rived from the north the previous
evening and services were held at the
I s. Ackley undertaking parlors. Rev
R. c. McIlwain, pastor of st. Johns
Episcopal church, was in charge and
eulogized the life. work and memory
OF the deceased. Those gentlemen who
acted as body bearers were brother
. veterans who served during the rebel
r lion They were: William Holt, Cap.
5 tain A. H. Evans. Major w. B. Col
Inns, ]. A. NJ. Collins, Samuel Ander-