The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-10
CITY NEW S.
Air Dome tonight.


ENers Grand LeaGer. best &C cigar.
-Loewenstein's, the reliable music
store.
New pictures, See them at the
Air Dome.
See Ientral's window for ribbon
{, specials fo- a few days.
4 Karles the place to take shoes
4 for best repairing, S14 Main.
Buggies and vehicles at reduced
3,prices at Sherwoods 703 Main.
See and hear the Three Lyrics
musical trio at the Big Air Dome.
Great piano bargains al MORTGAGE
! sale, cor Main street. The e. R..
Crandall stock
Ladies SOC hose, lace or emhroid-
cred. special 29c pair, black and col
ors, at Central.
Montrose was In the city Saturday,
! visiting witt friends.
Sell your hair comhings at the
4 Ideal Hair Bazaar or have nifty head
4 dress made to order.
4 Pianos and all musical goods sold
/ regardless of cost. Mortgage sale,
i 607 Main. See display ad.
Our guarantee remains good on
Tie We sell, dH lu1pOItd 1dS-
tor. Loewenstein's music store
Il Harvey g. Hall in character
songs pleases the crowds that attend
the Air Dome. Hear him sing tonight
Il -Sheaffer & Saunders are closing
out entire stock of Crandall's music
store at mortgage sale. GOT Main
street.
Regular meeting OF Keoklk lodge
No IS, o. C. o. F., Monday hight at
o'clock Visiting brethren fraternal-
4 ly invited. Installation of officers.
3 Ernest G. Kuespert has transferred
to B. G. Raber the east one-half of
lot 8. block 1872 The property is be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth on Frank
lin street
/ Hamilton Press: Whats in a.
Iname?' Carthage, our dry county seat,
i is running Bud Weiser for superin-
1 tendent of schools and VIII Booz for
county clerk
Chicken thieves have been work
ing In the north part of town and
have aroused the resentment of the
| persons on whom they called A re-
/ ception is planned for the visitors
should they return again.
Two large crowds attended the
Air Dome Friday night and were well
paid for their attendance. The bill
is one OF the best ever seen in Keo-
kuk. The Three Tyres musical trio
4 can't be beat. See them tonight.
/ Evelyn Kincaid the song story
girl, in pleasing songs at the Big
Air Dome tonight.
Mrs. Arthur Claypoole, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bird of Fort
Madison, committed suicide at her
home nine miles from Atlanta, Mo.
Saturday morning. A telegram receiy-
ed by her parents stated that she had
taken her own life but gave no de-
tails or reason for the deed. She had
been visiting in Fort Madison but a
/ few days ago.
Mr.. Hughes opens the amuse-
ment season at Davenport on Sept. 5
/ with Billie Burke, to be closely fol-
/ lowed by the appearance of Chauncey
Olcott w. H. Crane, Maude Adams,
Ethel Barrymore, Rose Stahl, Fran
ces Starr. Elsie Janis and others OF
/ the same calibre. Practically the
same great like of attractions will
also play his Moline theatre.
Many members spent Saturday af-
ternoon at the Country club. but the
storm in the evening drove them home
early. The dancing had to be dis
pensed with. About seventy were
served for supper.
I'm order to protect Roy Hodge as
a member of the Athletic League of
America, NJ. S. Ackles, as secretary
OF the committee On arrang ements of
the Fourth of July celebration, has is
sued notice that Hodge did not ac-5
cept the prize he won in the fifty-yard
dash for boys, thus retaining his anna
teur standing.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Paul, who have
returned from very pleasant yaca-
ton to Lake Okoboji. report that Iowa
summer resort taxed to the full capac-
ity ana pronounce it one OF the de-
l1ghtful places TO spend q vacation.
They returned home via Des Moines
and enjoyed visit with number of
former Keokuk people and their son
Allen.
Trade reports are indicative of
better business conditions all over the
country News from those agencies
who make business of gathering
commercial data reflect an improved
condition Business with Keokuk
merchants has been improving since
lie warmer weather arrived. The OUT
look Is good A competent authority
who Is acquainted with local condi-
tons says that the crop prospects
in this section are the best for many
years.
Hereafter at fires, the kind tat
were witnessed on Friday morning and
afternoon. the protection of the no
lice and their assistance will be asked
and be given to the fire department
There is always danger at a big fire
of dozens Of citizens wishing to get
too near the blaze and in many in
stances the work of the fremen Is
hampered by these people being in the
way At some fires where the heat
is intense, wires begin dropping and
lives are endangered. TIE police win
keep all who are not supposed 10 be
near the scene of the fire away "a
that no accident will occur.