The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-13
CRY NEWS.
Big night tonight at Air Dome.

BOAT, quincy anu DdCh lOlNOIIoWs ouI.
Air Dome tonight. Entire change
OF program.
Big stock OF team harness at low
est prices at Sherwood's.
Program entire change tonight at
Keokuk's big air dome.
ladies vests, 5, 10, 121a, 10 %
and up to 75c, at Central store.
Go with the esbyterians to Quin- |
cy tomorrow. Boat leaves 7:15. soc.
Harness, buggies and vehicles of
all kinds at Sherwood's. Get our
prices.
May Martinez, the singing and
dancing coincidence. at keokuk's big
air dome tonight
Well, well. How times flies The
Unitarian excursion comes on Friday.
Only few days more yet.
The Woman's guild will meet at
the nurses home tomorrow afternoon
at $50 o'clock; election of officers.
Thursday evening is the night OF
the NJ. W. A. moonlight excursion on
the steamer w. W. Be at the landing
at o'clock and go.
Ladies' black silk hosiery tomor-
row-special, soc pair. Central.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Joseph e.
Young Thursday, June 9, seven-and-
one-half-pound boy. The proud and
happy parents of the little one reside
at 1912 Park street
Everybody that you know and
that knows you will be on the Modern
Woodmen moonlight excursion Thurs
day night. Don't stay at home and be
lonesome.
Underwear for ladies or men, at
ali prices at Central store.
The Unitarian excursion to Quin-
cy and return next Friday, leaves here
at 500 or the steamer J. S. Almost
any sleepy head could get up ia time
to catch the boat.
TIE NJ. w. A. moonlight excursion
| Thursday evening on the steamer W.
I w. promises to be the event of this
week on the river. Agnes orchestra
will play and the boat leaves at s
o'clock. Street cars will meet the
1 boat on the return trip.
Campers are busy Across the
river and below the Keokuk and Ham
1 ilto1 bridge camp fires can be seen
1 cleaning nightly The scene Is a
pleasant one and acts as stimulus
to those who have not yet hauled out
the tent and grub box to prepare for
/ their camping spell.
Something new and different.
Hear Harvey G. Hull sing. Keokuk':
! big air dome.
George Mccormick, Keokuks vet
eran fifer, who has on many occasions
delighted citizens with his exceptional
talent, was again able to be out on
Saturday, after severe illness of the
i grippe. His many friends are pleased
to learn that Mr.. Mccormick has
again recovered and can be about.
The college students have begun
to come home, the first vanguard OF
these happy young people having ar
rived in the city during the past
week and the balance is expected in
4 the next several days. That the col
lege men and women add life to a
city is evidenced by their here and
there qualities which brighten things
up bit.
Towns along the K. & w contrib
uted to yesterday afternoons base
ball game. From towns as far out as
Memphis, the Missourians came and
enjoyed themselves, returning on the
7:30 D. m. train last evening Kahoka
and WayIand We're well represented.
Montrose, Warsaw, Hamilton and Car
thage were pIentifully here Sunday.
4 Ladies black silk hosiery tomor-
row-S9c value at soc. Central.
Mayor j. F. Elder has returned
from Troy, N. Y, where he attended
the graduating exercises OF the Emma
Willard school his daughter, Miss
Lucy kellogg Elder, being member
of the class, and acquitting herself
most creditably. winning the first prize
for general work. Miss Elders many
Keokuk friends will be delighted to
learn of her splendid achievement.
The Emma Willard school is one OF
the foremost in the country and has
within recent years received from
MIS-. RuSseH sage lHiilloH uoiidi
for improvements.
The pulpit of the First Congrega
tiional church of this city will be sup
piled during the three months alb
sence of the pastor, Rev. Geo. G. VIII
Jams Professor Harry NJ. Gage Of
Parsons college, Fairfield, will be II
the city during the Sundays OF July
and in August the church will be clos
ed. Rev. Williams Will be present a
the communion service in the church
on July g. Those who will supply tn
pulpit during the month of Septembe
are: September 4 and II, Rev. H. N
Hall, of Hamilton; September Is, Rev
p. A. Johnson, of Grinnell; Septembe
rs, Robert Cary Hufstader, OF tn
Keokulx Young Mems Christian assc
. citation.