The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-10
CITY NEWS.

Smoke Mosaier's Silver Ash cigar
See the big show at the Air Dome
! tonight
Fried chicken dinner. Y. w. c. A.
Thursday Price soc.
Edna Refear, operate soprano
singer, at the Big Air Dome tonight
Money saved when you buy har-
ness. harness supplies, and buggies
at Sherwood's, 7o3 Main.
Regular meeting OF Hermann
lodge. No. 116. /. o. o. F.. tonight at
/ 7.3o o'clock Visiting brethren cordial
| ly invited.
keokuk Camp NJ. W. A. NO. eo2
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall All members are
requested TO e present.
High class vaudeville at the Air
Dome.
A. l.. Mathews of Cedar Rapids
has been elected principal of the
Fort Madison high school. He sue
ceeds R. B. Leland, resigned.
DR.. s. H. Schleh of Omaha deliv.
cred an address to members of Pain
Camp No. 81 last night. Ten candi-
dates were initiated and social time
followed.
The state board OF health yester-
day sent out the first diphtheria anti
toxin under the new rule, by which
1t is furnished to the physicians Of
the local boards Of health at cost.
The report came from Council Bluffs
and Marengo.
Davis & Dooley. trayesty coined
ians. In the comedy playlet, Nearly
an Actor at the Air Dome tonight.
Fred A. Wedler and son, Fred,
Jr., and daughter. Miss Florence,
leave tomorrow morning in their auto
mobile on quite long journey which
will consume several weeks time.
They will go to Kansas City, Omaha.
Leavenworth, Kansas, and other
western cities.
For the protection of pedestrians
along South Eighth street last night,
Thomas G. French, who resides at
200 South Eighth, placed lantern on
a pile of bricks that were being used
in building chimney on his house.
Some interruptions person came along
during the night and confiscated the
lantern. and had some one fallen over
the bricks near the walk, the owner
would have been blamed, though not
guilty of leaving the public unpro-
| tected.
400 seats only 10c at the Air
Dome.
DIR. Wade H. Frost, the govern
ment expert who is investigating the
| epidemic of infantile paralysis at Ma
of health that he had not yet arrived
at any conclusions as to the cause OF
/ the epidemic there "The cases
| have found there are very interesting
especially those wherc the patient has
entirely recovered he said. 81 an
still at loss to know the exact cause
of the epidemic. and as yet have
reached no conclusions except In 8
very general way" DR.. Frost will re
main at Mason City for week OF
more, after which he will visit other
sections of the state where the dis
ease Is prevalent.
Harvey G. Hull in all new char
acter songs tonight at the Air Dome
! Mrs. j. l.. Daughrity, 2o5 Blon
/ deau street, has made application
/ through the state department to have
the body of her father, Benjamin ]
| Johnson, late American consul a.
! Ceiba Honduras. disinterred ant
shipped to this country, to Keosauqua
Iowa The circumstances of this case
are unusual. Mr.. Johnson died II
Ceiba Of dysentery This is account
! ed contagious disease in Honduras
and hence the body could not b.
| shipped home. It has been buried
| for seven years, the time prescribed
before shipment is allowed. and nov
1t can be removed, SO Mrs. Daughrit.
is arranging to have the remains sen
to Iowa for interment.
! -Ottumwa Courier: Over twent.
hello" girls, members of Local No
1000, Telephone Operators union
Z BlllpiOyGQ III luC CAlAiCl6C VI biiC "
tumwa Telephone company, went OF
! strike at 8 o'clock this morning be
cause the company would not consen
! to a closed shop. At 8:15 O'Clock ths
union operators notified Manager E
! E. England of the company that the,
/ would walk out at o'clock and wheI
the clock in the court house towel
tolled out the hour, the eleven unioI
operators who were at the boards
I left their seats and fled out into the
! streets. The remaining union operat
] ors who went on at different periods
/ during the day were notified and re
NAMED away from work. The service
was crippled somewhat by the walk
out
Never can tell when youll masn a
| finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
scald Be prepared. DR.. Thomas
Electric OIL instantly reliyes the pain.
quickly cures the wound
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