The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-11
CITY NEWS.
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$500 good chase lap robe for SO
at Sherwoods
Congregations bazaar and supper,
December 18th
Special for Wednesday, one doz-
en- cans standard peas, csc. belongs.
5000 good, Atwood A horse
blankets S1.50 this week only at Sher-
wood S.
The south bound passenger train
No Il was twenty minutes late upon
its arrival in the city this morning.
DIR. c. E. Ruth will be in the Of
flee of w. G. Howell attorney, to IL
a. m. and to p. m. No. Is North
Fifth street.
Marry E. Jenkins has conveyed to
Harry Dietz lot I, block rs, Reds adj
dition. The property is on the corner
of G and Park streets.
ID. A. Uhler has conveyed to ].
w. Anderson lot s. block SO. XII
bourne addition. The property is on
Des Moines between Twentieth and
Twenty-first streets
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. Knights of Pytnias to-
night at 500 o'clock at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau Visiting Knights
invited Work in first rank C. B. Lake
C. G.
Hamilton and Warsaw are always
liberal patronizers of the operas that
come to the theatre in this city. Last
evening, the interurban car on its re-
turn after the evening performance
was crowded. The amusement seeking
public from across the river. helps
much.
"A horse drawing a phaeton, the
property of NJ Garmo, started run
ming out Sixth street, last night, to-
ward Blondeau, the animal having be-
come frightened at something or
other. Several firemen ran out and
grabbed the feeting horse, Driver
Brennan catching the rein at the
briddle bit and the runaway stopped.
Miss Garnet E. Trott, who is at
tending the University of Chicago,
has been awarded Catherine NJ.
White Honor scholarship. This is the
second honor that Miss Trott has re-
ceived from the university this year,
as she was elected to the University
of Chicago Chapter of Phi Beta Kap-
pa, the national honor fraternity, last
June
Quincy Herald: John W. Stokes.
an old soldier, was bound over to the
grand jury in the police court this
morning, being charged with attemE
to commit murder. He took shot at
Phillip Fusselman, bartender for
Henry Schmits of 1917 North Eighth
street. Saturday afternoon, after hav-
ing said to one of his comrades at the
Home that he was going to shot the
bartender, who he claimed, had insult
ed him.
Responsible officials of the c. B.
& Q. office in this city, directly ac-
tive in overseeing the reception and
discharge of freight from the local C.
B. & @. freight headquarters up town,
state that there is still room for much
more freight and the capacity of the
house at present is guarantee for
the holding Of more incoming and
outgoing goods in transport AT no
time is freight of value especially
light weight shipments, left in the
open on the platform, and only the
larger. less portable freight remains
outside the warehouse doors all
night.
One of the girls who plays a
heavier" part in the Flirting Prin-
cess which appeared at the Grand
last night, confdentially told the cub
reporter yesterday afternoon that
| there was a lot of difference be-
! tween the girls of the ''burlesque"
shows and the comedy girls. And
the difference is in favor of the for
mer for the fair young miss, though
she looked unsophisticated enough,
readily admitted that comedy opera
girls were bladder" than the burles-
ouers. The bait went down with
kind of a gulp and sizzle.
An old soldier by the name Of
Sam Myers who just recently receiy-
ed his pension, went pleasure bent
yesterday and as a result of his fes-
! tivities also went broke. A couple OF
| women of questionable character,
living at Eighth and Johnson streets.
visited Myers home at Sixteenth and
Morgan and during the afternoon a
gay time was evidently had over
/ schooners, tin cups, etc. When the
| old battle SCARED veteran awoke, he
found that his money had vanished
like the clouds after an April show
er and he hustled to the police sta
ton and told his tale of woe to sleuth
Headquarters There was no sym
pathy forthcoming from that strong
hold of reformation, however, and
Myers, we'll soaked with liquor, set
out himself to see If he could not
recover the money his female callers
| had strutted off with.
Henry Myer, we'll known resi-
dent of the bottoms some seven or
eight miles north of Quincy, commit
ted suicide yesterday morning by tax
ing large quantity OF carbolic acid
death ensuing within a few minutes.
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