The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-02
CITY NEWS.

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admission reserved.
The preliminaries of the tri-state
meet start at / o'clock
See w. H. Reimhold, the cigar
man, at new stand, 1906 Johnson
street.
To date Deputy Auditor Green Yer
million has issued nine fishing
licenses.
A transfer of lots %, Al and AZ.
block /, Kings addition and lot 6,
block 5, SAME, was made tday to B.
F. Jones.
Regular meeting of Knights and
Ladies of Security. Keokuk Council
No. 1899 at A. o. u w. hall at 5
o'clock. Meet the first and third
Monday of each month.
Ernest ]. Plug has removed his
cigar stock from 9O41s Main to 1922
Main, having bought the business of
his brother, Edward, who retires from
active business. Ernest will gladly
welcome you.
Masonic: Regular meeting of
Eagle lodge No. IL, A. F. and A. NJ,
IS o'clock Tuesday evening, May 8.
1910. Visiting brethren fraternally
invited. BY order of the w. M. S. H.
Johnston, secretary.
The Quincy Wing of last Saturday
contained quite an interview with ".
D. Van Dusen of this city, regarding
the commission form of government
and the probable action of the Keo-
lines
-Four year old Patrick Grogan,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Grogan
AIS Carroll street, sustained very
severe fracture to his left arm at the
| elbow Saturday afternoon. He fell
down bank in front of the Grogan
residence. The little boy was taken
! to ST. Joseph's hospital in the evening
and medal attention given him.
Last year W. a fine one for res
| zen, but | believe this season will
outdistance last ears effort. The
number of new homes already in course
of construction and the estimates be
ing given on others indicates to me
that Keokuk is going to have another
/ busy year" Just what splendid pro
gress this city is making along the
lines mentioned connot be appreciated
unless trip over the city is made
4 which gives an idea of the extent OF
the building.
/ By a deed filed in the putty re
corder's office today B. F. Jones and
DR.. E. c. Brownlee have acquired two
| thirds interest in the following lots
| in Kings addition: -, 10, IS, IA. 10
| 16. II Is, 10. If block 8; /, 2, 8, Is, 16
II, IS, 10. %, &c, 81. %, 20, 80. 81, 80
33. "a, 35, 81, 81, SO, As, 46. Al, 48, 40
80, 81, 80 in block / /, 2, 3, 8. 9, 10
/ II, IL, 1914. Is, 16. II, IS, 10. 20, 81
%. %, "a, in block 2; fractional blocks
and 6.
i The monthly weather summary fol
April has just been issued by Observ
er Gosewisch and shows all kinds o.
weather The warmest day was the
goth. at 80 while the coolest day wa!
the oath, at 90 degrees. The tota
; precipitation was 2.91 or less for the
entire month than there was las
; night. There were 10 clear days, Il
cloudy days, 10 partly cloudy days ant
II days of rain OF snow with MIN
, frosts during the month, killing frost
being recorded for April 16, II, IS, 20
%, "a and %.
The Sandusky school closed Of
last Friday. Five of the pupils, Bes
sic Trimble, Pearl Fowler. Huber
Boyce, Wilfred Cresswell and Ralpl
Shade were neither absent nor tard
during the last four months, and tn
first four were neither absent no
tardy during the entire school year
On the last day OF school the pupil
and their friends enjoyed together.
bountiful and appetizing picnic dir
ner at which time the teacher wa
the recipient of a most charming gif
from her school.
"A number of important internf
tional religious events will mark tn
summer Of 1910. First among thes
, will be the national congress OF tn
laymen's missionary movement to b
held on the Sd Of the present mont
at Chicago. to discuss plans for 9TH
eyangelization of the world" 1t
: estimated that more than $500 me
will attend this congress, coming froI
every state in the union. Delegate
will be there appointed to the intel
national gathering to be held In Jun
in Edinburgh. Every Protestant d.
nomination, it Is expected. will be rel
T resented in both these gatherings. an
the officials of the laymen's mission
: airy movement assure us that the me
and the money necessary for the a,
complishment of this tremendou
a work will be forthcoming when neet
ed. A worlds missionary congress
will be held in Edinburgh, Scotland
on June 1924. Another religion
j gathering Of universal scope shown
the progress made in the direction {
a union OF the, religious forces {
civilization will be held in Berli
early in August. 1t calls itself tn
| world congress of Free Christianit