The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-22
CITY NEWS.


The Air Dome, the Place.
See the big line of vehicles and
harness at Sherwood's at low prices.
Harvey G. Hull pleases the people
with his singing at the big Air Dome.
James M. Crawford has been nom
mated for postmaster at New London,
| Iowa.
Ladies. insist on Bucks starch
when YOU order again, it's made in
Keokuk.
The steamer Dubuque will be up
| tonight on her regular trip going on
through to Burlington.
| james Leonard, eccentric singing
| and dancing comedian, at Keokuk's
! big Air Dome tonight.
DR.. w. Frank Brown resigned as
/ nest physician to the Order OF Owls,
taking effect June 10, 1910.
The school teachers examination
| is being conducted at the district court
and is in charge of Miss Anna Spring
/ er.
/ For the best shoe shine call at
The Power City shining parlors, 7221s
Main street. Everything new, neat
and clean.
Van Kaathoven Quartette, In
Amsterdamshines musical playlet.
Don't fail to hear the wonderful lady
basso tonight at Keokuk's big Air
Dome.
The steamer w. w. and barge Ac-
me OF the Acme Packet company, ar
rived in this city this afternoon to
take out the Agne orchestra excursion
from here this evening.
-Four excursion cars conveyed a
happy group of picnickers Of the First
Congregational church to Wild Cat
springs this morning. where this an
nual outing OF the Sunday school de
partment and church will be enjoyed.
The government survey party left
/ for Shoots bar this morning. The
party is in charge Of Ed ]. Schell and
includes the following men: Malcolm
Mcfarland, gasoline boat engineer,
and Ferd Board and Van Hayden, sur
vey men.
| Refined vaudeville tonight at Keo-
kuk's big Air Dome.
! AT the Unitarian church Thurs
| day evening at S:15 you may hear a
great musical reading. The piano as
well as the reading, will give hun
dred beautiful pictures-the English
Seaport, the Ocean Rolling in and
beating on the shore, the Children's
Play, all the peace and pathos of the
poem Come and enjoy treat.
Hannibal Journal: The Elks are
to have a permanent home Monday
night the special committee reported
that the second and third stories Of
the Nelson building on Broadway,
Mystic hall) could be secured at an
annual rental of 5000 for five years.
The committee was authorized to close
the contract. Possession will be given
August 1, when the order will proceed
to completely remodel the building for
its purposes at an expense of about
$1,000. An additional $4,000 will be
/ expended in furnishings, making it the
handsomest lodge quarters in Hanni
bal.
Mt. Pleasant Daily News: Secre-
tary Starr of the city Y. M. G. A. has
planned a trip to Keokuk, which, If
the weather permits, will be made in
Senator W. B. Seeley's big touring
car tomorrow or Thursday. The party
will be composed of H. K Smith,
president of the board of trustees; w
B. Seeley, treasurer; e. j. Starr, gen
eral secretary, and Clyde Shelleday
assistant secretary. The purpose Of
the trip will be to inspect the building
of the Keokuk Y. NJ. G. A., and then
to interview the staff of officers as
to their methods of handling the bust
ness and work of the association in
that city. with the end in view of g
few improvements as to building here
as well as some changes in business
methods and association work
Tuesday night the tent meeting
was full of enthusiasm, despite the
sultriness of the night. The duet BY
! Messrs. WELCOME and Blades was Ell
joyed very much by all and brought
into remembrance ''the old waysidt
cross" the evangelist spoke on "Tht
Noble Beareans" words fail US to de
scribe the evangelist's power, hi!
tones are faultless and II hi:
own way he presented this theme how
like to those of Thesscelonica are
many of us. And what different
world it would be if more of US would
do as did the Bereans Search the
scriptures diligently and then live a.
the scriptures tells us to. Surely after
listening to this man no one can fine
a valid excuse for not accepting Christ
Mr.. Welcomes solo was very beauti
full The subject for Wednesday nigh
is Repentance the Gift of God"
An appreciative audience greeted
Thompson, the Egyptian, Monday
night to hear his great lecture OF
The Deep Sea Mission The topic
was wonderfully handled, as only