The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-09
CITY NEWS.

shirt waists 50c to so each at the
Central Store.
Bargains in shoes at an times
Star shoe store.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Albert L. Hemenway and
Edith L. Trotter, both of this city.
-Selby Johnson obtained Judgment
for 1915 against 'Thomsn Bone. both
colored. in a civil suit in Justice Lem
decker's court today. Che suit was
for back rent.
For muslin underwear see the
Centrals extensive lines.
The ladies' auxiliary lawn social
will be held at Finerty's this evening.
In case of rain, at st. Peters hall.
"A young man, about twenty-four
years old was killed about mile west
Of Libertyville, Iowa Wednesday
morning by the Rock Island train. He
was with three other companions and
had gone to sleep on the track. His
companions were lying on the grass
at one side when the train passed.
Retailers would not object to a
few dry, sunshiny days.
The Mccoy Directory company is
today delivering to Keokuk subscrib-
ters copy of their new directory Of
this city. The book is very much
like others of the kind issued by this
aggressive and dependable company,
and will be of great assistance, espe-
cially to business men.
Copy for Sundays Gate City
should be in the hands of the printer
as early as possible, Friday.
Sunday will be Missouri day at
Hubinger ball park. The occasion will
be the first clash Of the season here
between Hannibal of the "show me-"
state and the Indians. The K. and w.
will likely bring several hundred fans
to the city. But one game will be
played, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Sunday will be Missouri day at
Hubinger park. The Indians and Han
nibal will play.
Tomorrow will be ladies' day at
the ball park.
See special display OF wash petit
coats at Central Store.
The German Evangelical Sunday
school went on a picnic to Wild Cat
springs today. A large number Of
young children left on the interurban
this morning.
Mrs. Emma Purdy entertained her
brother, O. Palmer, editor of the
Crawford Avalanche, of Grayling,
Mich, and his niece, Mrs. F. P. Honey
man, of Marsland, Neb.. the first of
the week, and went home with the
latter Thursday, for visit with his
Oldest brother. They will stay over
Sunday at Belle PLANE, with relatives
there.
Karle's shoe repairing establish
ment, S14 Main street, was entered
last evening and about $50 in goods
taken. The robber carried off about
fifty pounds of shoe leather, pair
of rubber heels. Entrance was made
through rear door, the glass in the
door being broken open with Ratchet
secured from the butcher shop yard
next door, and which was found on
a sewing machine in the front part
of the store. An effort was also made
to force the window, but the robber
failed, after breaking out several
panes of glass. Mr.. Karle, the pro-
prietor. is of the opinion that he
knows who is responsible for the deed,
but believes that he left the city on a
midnight train The police have been
investigating the robbery today.
An information was filed today in
the superior court aaginst Thomas
Newingham for disturbing the peace
of William Cooper, an aged man who
is compelled to hobble along with the
aid of a cane. He declares that young
Newingham pulled the walking stick
from his hands, causing him to fall,
and has disturbed his peace in other
ways
Summer underwear for all mem
bers of the family at Central.
Funeral services for the late John
Walters were held this morning at
8 o'clock, at st. Peters Catholic
church. Interment was made in Oak
land cemetery succeeding the services
at the church.
Grover G. Mulliken has purchased
the SPRAY H. from its former owners,
liner Carlson and Clyde Thornton, who
were the modelers and builder of this
better class of boat that has held sway
on local waters during the past two
seasons. Mr.. Mullikin will use the
neat craft for pleasure and Will unite
with the ranks of the other wet mo-
florists.
The lobby floor of the Y. M. c. A.
Is being recovered with ligher sLade
of floor covering, giving the lobby a
brighter and more cheerful aspect.
The steamer Dubuque was up on
her regular trip last evening, going on
to Burlington. She will come down
this evening. The Sidney left ST.
Louis Yesterday and arrived at the
local port this afternoon.
The track squad of the Y. NJ. c.
A. are getting into good shape. Some
of the hurdles are completed and