The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-27
CITY NEWS.

Pumps and Oxfords at Ludwig's.
Entire change program tonight at
the Air Dome.
Twenty-Five thousand people for
Keokuk by 1915.
FLY nets, harness and vehicles at
Sherwoods. 7O3 Main.
William COPYRIGHT, the silly kid,
at the big Air Dome tonight
-Seither-C Cherry Co. has removed to
Nos. % and ~ South Fifth street
Margaret Severance & Co., big
novelty character change artists at the
big Air Dome tonight.
Regular meeting Of Keokrk lodge
No ID. 0. c. O. F., Monday Eight at
o'clock Visiting brethren fraternal.
4 ~ invited.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Goodwin, 626 South Seventh street
girl baby. The arrival took place
last Saturday.
The river show Cotton Blossoms
will be unable to show in Keokuk un-
til there is rise in the stage of the
water as the boat was unable to get
above Grafton.
The chemical engine of the Sixth
street fire station was taken to the re-
pair shop this morning to have a
couple of valves remedied. The en-
CINE was out of commission for about
an hour
-Informations We're filed today
against the following citizens for let
ting unlicensed dogs run at large: W.
3. Dowell, ]. N. Whiteside. T. F..
Moore, Mrs. Frances Ganley, Mrs. D.
Cook.
The Nauvoo Independent: Next
Monday 1t will be Sc years since
Joseph Smith, the Mormon prophet;
was murdered at Carthage. Those
days there were exciting times in
Nauvoo.
Fans were much In evidence in
keokuk church congregations yester-
day morning and sermons were neces-
sarily cut short on account OF the
heat, which the faithful ones braved
to attend to their religious duties.
"A horse belonging to the Keokuk
Fish Company was killed by lightning
, yesterday. The horse was tied to a
| tree on the banks above the bridge
and the lightning struck the tree and
] killed the horse underneath its
! branches.
If everyone who feels deep in
terest in the success of William Far
mer will attend the recital on Thurs.
day evening the capacity Of the Bap-
I list church will be entirely inadequate
+ for that means practically everyone
! in Keokuk.
The steamer Sidney arrived at
the local wharf Sunday on her way to
5 st. Louis. She is considerably behind
her schedule owing to the low stage
I of the water and the heavy freight
age. The Dubuque was several hours
: late arriving at 4:45 this morning
t and started on the return trip at
l o'clock.
Master Mechanic Cyr and the ma
: chfnists of the Hannibal railroau
; shops of the @ passed through the city
Saturday morning on their way te
Burlington in a private car to play
the machinists In the Burlington
shops at Burlington.
Henry Berry and William Kend
rick pleaded not guilty to the charge
! OF being drunk and acting in disor.
derly manner Saturday night. Their
!. bonds were fixed at hundred dollars
each this morning and unable to pay
they were recommitted to JAIL Tom
keefe, drunk, was given three days
! Both of the packet steamers left
yesterday morning with good pas
senger lists. Many Keokuk people are
taking advantage Of the late hour OF
departure on Sunday to miss the heat
of the day by taking the river trip
The Black Hawk is held until seven
: o'clock on Sunday and the Keokuk un
I til eight o'clock.
Davenport Times: Moline Is goinG
to have a chance to vote on the ques
ton of adopting the commission plan
of municipal government. This was de
cided upon at joint meeting Of the
: committees appointed some time ago
: representing the Retail Merchants
> association and the Civic Improve
ment commission of the Moline club
q which was held last evening.
: A number of Keokuk people made
! the trip to Nauvoo yesterday to hell
e in the joint celebration of the Nauvot
8 and Fort Madison knights of Colum
0 bus. The steamer Ottumwa Belle ant
s barge brought the Fl Madison
e Knights and their families to Nauvot
a where all attended mass. Owing t,
the rain the exercises of the after
! noon were held In the auditorium
J. Senator e. P. McManus made the ad
dress of the afternoon.