The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
CITY NEWS.


Two great cowboy pictures al
Dodges tonight.
KEY. r. G. Mcllwain has trans
ferred to Nathan Cory part of lots S
and s. block 1855. The property is at
the corner of Eleventh and Blondeau
streets.
Perry Bates and Samuel Green,
by separate deeds, conveyed to Harry
Ashby their interests in lot 1. block
IL, Kilbourns addition. One-half of
this property was, in turn, transferred
to George Ashby.
Masonic: Special meeting of Ea.
gle lodge, No. IL, A. F. A. M. at ten
Cl0) O'Clock sharp, Friday, May 20,
1910, to attend the funeral of Brother
Thos. ]. Parrott. Visiting brethren
fraternally invited. Street cars will
carry the brethren to the cemetery.
By order of the w. NJ.
S. H. JOHNSTON, Secy.
-keokuls lo0ge, No. 256. A. o. u.
W.. meets every Thursday night ct
1880 o'clock at hall over Keokuk Saw
ings bank corner Fifth and Main
streets. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. c. w. Trott, M. W., Ed. w.
Moore. Recorder.
The Dubuque was up last night
on her regular trip.
The Diamond 10 steamship COM
pany has issued this seasons time
table for the steamers st. Paul and
quincy. The steamer Quincy leaves
st. Louis on her first trip June eighth
and the steamer st. Paul leaves the
same port on June 30. The steamer
Quincy will leave Keoluk on the
trip up the river at 1870 noon on
June 8, Is, q, July G. Is. "a, August
2, IL, 20, 20, and September 8, and
going down will leave st 1920 p. m.
on June IA, 23, July 2, II. 20. 20,
August Z, 1G, %, and September 2
and II. The st. Paul leaves going
both ways at the same time of the
Quincy. She will go north from Keo-
kuk on July 1, 10, 10, 2S, August g.,
Is. "a, and September 8, and leave
for st. Louis on July 6, Is, "a, August
2, IL, 20, 80, and September 6. The
steamer Quincy going up, will pass
Keokuk the day the St Paul goes
down.
1900 feet of cowboy pictures,
Dodges tonight.
7 Burlington Gazette: The deed of
gift of the trophy presented to the
Valley Power Boat asso-
citation by Thomas Webb of Peoria
was received today by President Dix
on of the association in this CITY. Ac-
cording to the deed, the gift shall
ever be known IS the "i.1ssihsippi
Valley 40-foot class free-for-all tro-
ply and the ownership shall rest
with the association. 1t must be COM
peted for each year and shall remain
the property of the winner only until
June Is of the following year, when
1t must be turned back to the presi-
lent for another competition. Should
bad weather prevent the race from
being run on the day properly APP
pointed, the race shall be run on the
first favorable day following. Any
boat properly entered in any associa-
ton may be eligible to compete by
fling entry within five days previous
% the time set. The cup which Mr..
Webb gives is handsome trophy cost
ing $1,000. 1t is one of the best
prizes in possession of any power
BOAT association.
The Burlington Shriners will in
tate a class this evening. The work !
IF the initiation will be in the hands
If patrol from the Kabba temple of
Davenport and number of out of
own members will be present. o. S. I
Howell, Geo. Hitler and Harry Martin
if Kahoka and E. Coombs, Willis
Northen and T F. Eenaud of Keokuk
'ormed party on the north bound
rain this noon. A banquet will be I
served after the degree work.