The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-30
CITY NEWS.
-Ewer's Grand Leader. pest Sc cigar
Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash clga-.
Let Sherwood show you that new

{ theatre beautiful, tonight
-karles lindenoid half soles win
in walk. Try them next time
A baby girl was born Monday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frank.
Attend Easter sale at st. Peters
l hall Thursday afternoon and evening.
-Four new pictures at the Colonial
theatre beautiful, tonight, including a
Biograph.
The fifth room students of the
\ Garfield school are enjoying a vaca-
4 ton today.
Harry E. Ellington has transfer
4 red to S. Saltzgaver about five acres
in Van Euren county.
Il Major NJ. Meigs is in Rock Island
h on government business and conferr-
ing with Col. c S. Richie
Hear Alton Robertson, keokuk's
i favorite golden-voiced singer. Colo
NAL, theatre beautiful, tonight.
i Regular meeting of Hermann
lodge. No. 116, I. O. o. F., tonight at
4 1880 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordial
ly invited
The Diamond 10 line has an
nounced that its season will open on
h April u. The steamer Dubuque will
be the first boat started.
i -Keokuk Camp NJ. W. A. No. 622
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to Re present.
/ Cyrus Barker. aged SIS, for 80
years in the West Burlington shops
of the c., B. & G., died this morning
| at his home in that place.
Alton Robertson scored big hit
Hast night at the Colonial with his fea-
ture song, entitled You Don't Know
How Much You Have to Know in Or
der to Know How Little You Know" "
j. B. Vanpappelendam obtained
tax deed to thirty feet Of land on the
public road in Sandusky and has quit
claimed same to ]. B. and L. R. John
son. The land extends back to what
is known as Lemalie's Creek.
Marcus Whitmark, of the music
publishing firm of NJ Whitmark &
Sons, of New York City, is dead after
years illness. Joe Klein of this
city married a daughter of the de-
| ceased
Main street is being cleaned to-
Gay, and work of this nature has been
badly needed for some time past
With the present high wind the dirt
| is whirled into the faces of pedes
TRANS and at times is almost blind
/ ing.
The annual meeting of the First
Westminster church will be held in
4 the chapel this evening. Reports of
/ the work of the year will be received.
and all matters of necessary business
attended to, including the election of
four deacons to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the expiration of the term
of office Of one class in the board.
| William Grail of Charleston town.
snip, was brought to this city yester-
day morning at 1870 and taken to
| Graham hospital Mr.. Grail was
kicked in the side by horse at his
home on last Saturday morning and
the injury. which was at first thought
to be slight, turned out to be more
serious and required the best of medi-
cal attention. He was accompanied
to this city by Michael Doyle.
-Nauvoo Independent. On Sunday
April II, the big tri-city initiation of
the knights of Columbus will be held
in Fort Madison Candidates in large
numbers from Fort Madison, Burling-
ton, Keokuk, Nauvoo and towns in
southeastern Iowa will gather there
to be initiated and the affair is ex-
pected to prove big one Nauvoo
will have ten candidates. Among the
speakers at the banquet will be ex-
Mayor Dunno of Chicago.
Frances, the little eight-year-o
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Albert Rose
who live on Burk street, died at her
Ithome on Monday afternoon at 1:30
O'Clock. The little colored girl had
been sick all winter and her death or
Monday was the result Of her extend
ed illness. She leaves to mourn hel
loss besides her parents. two sisters
and one brother. Funeral services
will be held this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
from tire residence; Rev. Saunders t.
be in charge.
A Hamilton citizen, who came
through Montrose on the Kline trair
recently, stated that seyenty-fvt
teams and large number Of men were
busily engaged in changing the roat
: bed of the Kline work having bee,
started the first of the week Their,
| are number of men engaged at thu
5 present time in moving quarry imple
, ments and machinery from Burlington
j to quarry near Montrose. and thi
y lis where the Illinois man probably go
e his misleading information about tn,
e @ changing its road bed.
r "A feature program at the Colonial
5 theatre beautiful. tonight, including
Biograph and Alton Robertson.
= The Westminster brotherhood an
nual meeting will be held in the chan
ell of the church on Friday evening o
next week. Supper will be served b,
the ladies Of the Chapel Fund society
after which there viii be an interest
ing pogram, the principal feature o.