The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-11
CITY NEWS.

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on page 8. Shaeffer & Saunders.
Our guarantee remains good on.
the pianos we sell, an important fac
tor. Loewenstein's music store.
Joe Ackley Leo Boquet, and
Chester Schouten left yesterday on a
weeks camping trip in the wilds along
the Mississippi.
The program with full informa-
ton contained in neat booklet form
has just been issued by the Washing
ton County Chauthuqua committee,
which feature will be held at Wash
ington, this state August 16 to 25 in
elusive.
The premium list for the Iowa
State Fair and Exposition, had left
the printers hands and contains mat
ter Of interests to followers of those
annual affairs. The one this year will
be the fifty-sixth annual exposition.
Several lines of hose were laid
this afternoon on Fifteenth street be-
tween Blondeau and Concert, where
the diggings and rock were being
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the street work is being done.
For the consideration of $3.50,
verna L. Fields conveys to Eunice Ed
ma Nicholson, property in the city OF
Keokuk. For consideration of $3.50
e. M. Ingersoll and Mary Ingersoll,
his wife, have transferred to Mary
Williams lots and 4 in block Sc, Kill
bournes' addition.
While at work at the National
Tire Settlers plant Saturday Leo
Skyles received a severe cut on his
arm, severing one Of the leaders to
finger. The cut was made by sharp
piece of steel and proved quite pain
full.
Sixth street between Johnson and
Exchange has been torn up for the
past few days since the tracks have
been undergoing repairs and the track
bed being raised to higher elevation.
AS soon as the section men have COM
pleted their work, the boarding used
| at the junction of the street and
tracks, will be placed in and the
crossing put in much better condition
than before.
I'm another column of this issue
appears the professional card of J.
R. Wedel, M. D., who has just lately
removed to Keokuk from Vincennes,
where he has practiced for the past
thirteen years. The doctor is grad
uate of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of this city, and he has an
extensive acquaintance throughout
Lee county His office is at l77a
North Fourth street.
Dope (John) Eads and William
Brown were given ten days each iii
Jail this morning by Judge Mcnamara
/ for fighting and disturbing the oeaae
/ at Fifth and Main street on Saturday
July s. Joe Fitzpatrick who laid
down on the car tracks near the keo
kuk and Hamilton bridge last fall ant
came near being killed, was given ter
days this morning on the intoxicatior
charge.
4 The Muscatine Journal says OF
! the home coming of portion OF the
4 Mississippi fleet from Peoria; Musca
( tines fleet of launches which attend
ed the Peoria regatta, has arrived
home, minus one launch G. z Han
ley disposed of the pretty little mo-
tor craft, the Ethel II, enroute back
to this city from Peoria. The other
two boats making up Muscatlne
delegation, Eddie Lencks winner, the
I"Pippen." and Fred Hopkins boat
are here. They were accompanied ny
the "Nella,s owned by G. Palmer, OF
Burlington. A.. G. Deckrs Vivian
from Keokuk passed down the river
/ yesterday afternoon enroute from
Peoria.
/ Jay Bullock. Ernest Robinson and
4 Arthur Anderson left for Chicago this
morning at four o'clock. They will
make the trip in Bullock's machine
and expect to be gone week.
Miss Annette Newcomer, state
secretary OF the Woman's Board OF
Home Missions of the Christian
churches, spoke in the Christian
churches of Keokuk yesterday. In the
morning she addressed the congrega
tion of the First Christian church and
in the evening she spoke in the Bank
Street Christian church. Miss New
a conner returned to her home in Des
Moines this morning.
Union services of the church were
|held last evening at the Christian
church. The united worshippers were
addressed by Rev. E. B. Newcomb o.
the Westminster Presbyterian church
Next Sunday the services will be held
In the United Presbyterian church
Rev. r. w. Lilley of the Christian
church will be the speaker.
| The Congregational baseball team
| are scheduled to play the Methodist
itaem this evening at the Athletic park
There is not as much interest mani
tested in these games as they deserve
If You have an, interest in church
or Sunday school go out and root fol
your team.
LATE AFTERNOON
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