The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-10
CITY NEWS.
.Reas The DAHL Cato City.

/ ''RaStuS in Zululand' Colonlai oeduei
| full.
Sherwood for buggies, harnes:
and drivers SUPPLIES. The place of low
prices.
You see them first at Colonieal
theatre beautiful including one act OF
vaudeville.
-Seligs Cowboy Girls" at Dodges
tonight with Miss Hazel Belts in the
leading role.
st. Joseph Auxiliary will hold Its
regular meeting at the hospital, Wed
1lesday, May II, at $50 p. m.
Miss Hazel Belts OF Keokuk takes
the leading part in Selig's picture
Cowboy Girls. at Dodges tonight.
| Retail grocers will close at 1900
o'clock Wednesday, May IL, remain
ing closed Tor the afternoon opening
ball game.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. 5, Knights Of Pythias to-
night at 1880 o'clock at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau. Visiting Knights
! invited.
| A typographical error occurred in
these columns last evening when it
was stated that the tented meetings
to be held at Sixteenth and Des Moines
streets would start May 8. The date
for the opening Of the melting to be
held under the aus pices o. tie Bank
street Christian church is May 80, IL
stead.
Hundreds were turned away last
night at the Colonial theater beautiful,
Physical Director Chamberlain is
busy on the reports for the physical
department to be given at the annual
meeting. If possible the winner of
the joy cup contest Van Hayden will
be presented with the trophy and the
other winners will be given their rib
bons.
-Dodges tonight, Miss Hazel Belts
in motion pictures.
j. C. Coomey of Big Island, H.,
accompanied by two companions,
Chas. Petty and w. j. C. Cunningham,
arrived in the city this morning from
that place with a barge load of char
coal for local concern. The men
got hung up on bar below Big Island
yesterday and the trip down the river
| was delayed somewhat by the
! mishap Big Island is located opposite
Grape Park, Burlington, on the Illinois
| side of the river and is a familiar
place to many local hunters and fish
ermen.
A real treat tonight at Dodges,
Miss Hazel Belts in motion pictures.
President Irwin Bode of the Sun
day school league has issued the SEIZED
ule for the leagues second season of
out door ball. The schedule calls far
three games week, one game being
! played every Monday, Wednesday and
| Friday evenings. Following is the
! schedule: May 90, Westminster vs..
Baptist. May %, Congregational VS..
Methodists. May %, Christian VS..
Congregational. June 1, Baptist VS..
Methodist. May 8, Christian vsWest-
minister. June 6, Westminster vs..
4 Congregational. June 8, Methodist IS.
Christian. June 10, Congregational
VS.. Baptist. June 10. Westminster VS.
Methodist. June Is, Christian VS..
Baptist. June II, Westminster VS.
Methodist. June 20. Congregational
vs.. Baptist. June %, Christian VS.
Baptist. June "a, Westminster VS.
Congregational. June 81, Methodist
VS.. Christian. June 20, Westminster
vs.. Baptist. July !, Christian VS.
Congregational. July 6, Baptist VS..
Methodist. July 8, Christian VS.. West
| minister. July II, Congregational VS..
| Methodist.
A great western comedy tonight
with Hazel Belts in the leading role,
at Dodges.
The Iowa weather and crop bull
letin for the week ending May s has
just been issued as follows: The
past week was unseasonably cool,
! with less than the usual amount Of
sunshine. The daily average tenn
perature was about degrees below
the normal; light frosts were report
ed in the southern, and freezing tenn
perature in the northern districts on
the third and fourth, doing further
damage TO the fruit crops. The rain
fall was excessive in the extreme
southeast, heavy in the south and
southwest; moderate in the northwest
and central; and light in the north
| and northeastern counties The rains
We're very beneficial and oats and
other small grain generally show an
improvement; but there are numer-
Gus reports that some of the late
sown oats have not yet terminated
In the northwest and northern coun-
fties on account of the surface soil
having been too dry and the grain
not properly covered. Considerable
corn was planted during the week, but
the work was interrupted by rain in
the southern and is held back in north
ern districts owing to the cold wealth
er; farmers being afraid to risk plant
( ing under unfavorable conditions.
Grass in pastures and meadows has
made slow growth, but shows some
Z Improvement in condition in western
and southern counties where the
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