The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-23
CITY NEWS.
Attend six sale. the Central.


ST inch plain and fancy dress silks
81 values at SEC, Central.
The latest yitigraph tonight, Col
onial Theatre Beautiful Approved
keokuk's safest theatre.
John ". smith has transferred to
s. P. Armsnecht certain acreage prop
ersy in section Il. township So, range
west
Both Of the packets made the Sun
day run with quite few excursion
lists on board whom the weather could
Tot appall
SEC china silk sill colors, best
/ quality, special S5c I'd at Central.
The batting average of the Western
league appeared Sunday. Corriden is
well up near the top with fat mark
of .eSe.
II wish to state have no one
working for me. so look out for takers.
They are in town Expert Corn Doctor,
6Ia Main street.
The first game of the Sunday
School baseball schedule will be play
ed this evening ST the Athletic park.
The Westminster Presbyterian W.
line up against the Baptists, with both
teams confident of winning.
The carnival company closed their
| engagement in Keokuk Saturday
night and took their time In loading
/ and packing. not leaving the city till
/ Sunday noon. They left over the
Rock Island for Muscatine by the way
| of Eldon Junction.
Prof. Harry NJ. Gage of Parsons
College. Fairfield, will be in Keokuk
next Sunday and will preach at both
services of the Westminster church
that day. While in Keokuk Professor
Gage will be the guest of Dr. Frank
| NJ. Fuller, an old alumnus of Parsons
| College.
/ Work has begun on the hurdles
/ to be used in the Y. NJ. C. A. track
! meet with Ottumwa on June Is. The
hurdle event is one of the prettiest
4 races in the list of track athletics ant
is new to Keokuk meets. Practice
\ for all events will be started at once
as the local Y is DESTROYS of putting
/ out a winning team.
Tonight vaudeville and pictures.
Tom Golfers, comedian, Colonial
Theatre Beautiful
! "A car load of Mexicans arrived in
the city yesterday from the south and
were sent to Summitville this morn
ing to repair the North road line
They will work from Summitville
south into the local railway yards,
the rest of the line having been
overhauled last fall.
Funeral services for the late John
Moore were conducted by Rev. N. E.
| Cory at the late family residence on
South Fourth street, Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock Music was furnished
by the choir of the First Christian
church and the obseauies were beau
tiful and impressive to the number
q who attended Interment was made in
Oakland cemetery, Warsaw
Vaudeville, Tom Cofer, the orig
inal sod buster" Colonial Theatre
Beautiful tonight
AT the University of Illinois high
school meet held Saturday, Chas.
: Yates of Galesburg set new mark
OF POI 2-5 for the half mile Yates
: will be remembered in Keokuk as the
winner of the half and quarter mile
events in the tri-state meet, both of
which he won again Saturday Davis.
the Averyville runner who won the
f mile in Keokuk, had to be contented
; with second place in his event The
Springfield team. whose coach would
not let them enter in the tri-state
, meet because of the weather conditios
; after coming 10 Keokuk. failed to
land q point.
) "A feature bill at the Colonial
Theatre Beautiful, including one act
OF vaudeville.
Burlington Post: Mr.. David H.
!, Sage, the merchant prince of Alex
andria, was ? social visitor in Burling-
ton for few hours on Thursday az
!, ternoon. Mr.. Sage came I'D to partici.
pate in some festivities given by the
Shriners, but broke away from the
pilgrims long enough to fin. this of.
flee and indulge in half hours talk
about old times in Alexandria, where
in 1881 the writer Of this paragraph
was publisher of the Commercial Mr.
Sage has stores at Alexandria, Way
land and Kahoka, but as these three
stores didn't keep him busy he OPEN
ed commissary and bunk-house
adjacent to he dam at Hamilton
where he is doing large business