The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-21
CITY NEWS
Its always the best at Dodge's.
Lap robes and blankets. Sherwood

It's always the best at DOdge's.
Lap robes and blankets. Sherwood.
-Ewers' Grand Leader. best sc cigar
The pony express rider at Dodge's
tonight.
Complete change of program to-
night at the Colonial.
Back to life after 1000 years;
great picture at Dodge's tonight.
Go with the crowd to soldiers re-
union at Warsaw, Sept 27-28.
The Restoration, great Than
houser drama, Colonial tonight.
The greatest child actress in mo-
tion pictures, the Thanhouser Kid,
Colonial tonight.
Free street attractions at soldiers
and sailors reunion at Warsaw, Sept.
2T-2S
Thanhouser night tonight, pre-
senting those famous Thanhouser pic
lures, Colonial theatre.
The south bound K line passen-
ger train was 90 minutes late upon its
arrival in the city this morning. The
delay was at FIT Madison.
Regular meeting of Keokuk Aerie,
No. 6s3. F. o. e. tonight at Eagles
Hall, Sth. and Main at s O'Clock, visit
ing brothers always welcome Chas
A. Noakes. Secretary.
Hank and Lark Joy Riding at
Dodge's tonight.
The office rooms in the Sixth
and Main street building recently va
Gated by ]. o. Boyd are to be occupied
October LIST by Maxwell & Tumelty,
who will move from their present To-
| cation in the Hubinger building.
1t is said that number of Keo-
kuk property owners are getting es-
Inmates for alterations to the front
of their Main street buildings. The
activity in this line is commendable
and should go forward with all posi-
BILE haste.
Both the steamers Keokuk and
Wenona made excellent time upon
arriving in the city last night con-
sidering their late departure yestcr-
| day morning, on account of the
dense fog which settled over the riv-
| er, making it impossible for them 20
navigate In SAFETY.
Under the direction OF Commits
sioner Frank T. Schmidt, the streets
of Keokuk are being improved slowly
but steadily. Splendid improvement
Is being made in the intersections and
many of the dangerous depressions
eliminated. The appearance is decid-
eddy better and from automobilists.
especially, is Commissioner Schmidt
| receiving praise
"A lunatic at large, see him tonight
at Dodge's.
Burlington Gazette: The unusual
case in the district court was witness
ed this afternoon. The lawyer was
John L. Thompson from Des Moines
and he was appearing in the divorce
action of Eva Jackson VS.. Henry Jack
son, both colored. This Is the first
| time in the history of the Des Moines
county bar that colored attorney has
practiced in this court.
I Burlington Gazette: After lying
I in grave in the Potters' Field in AS
pen Grove cemetery, for over SIX
months, the remains OF VIM. Malone
who was killed by train In the
Burlington yards on March II, were
distnterred yesterday afternoon by
Coroner Prugh and the body was
4 identified by Miss Ellen Malone ar
:. that of her brother, William Malone
: who left his home in Cedar Rapids
Il tweleve years ago and had not revisit
ed his native city In that length OF
time The body WAS taken to Cedar
Rapids this morning and will be bur
led In Calvary cemetery at that place
-Ottumwa Courier: The twenty-one
union operators who went on strike
August 9, and the seven union line
men who walked out last Friday II
J sympathy with the operators, returned
!, to their work this morning. Compro
. misses were made by both parties II
: the settlement of the strike and boil
. sides are pleased that the difference.
; have come to an end. The individual
contract whicG prevented any opera
tor signing 1t from Joining the union
has been waived, and the operator
who signed the contract can Join th'
union If they desire to do SO. Thu
union has waived its demand for I
union shop and the company ha
agreed that there shall be no discrim
ination between the union and non
union operators.
Go with the crowd tonight a