The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-16
Il Must Go to Storms Saturday & See The New Things
CITY NEWS.


self-rising buckwheat at Imme,
CARTS.
Harness repaired right sher-
woods
"A great picture "a Mohawk's
Way tonight at Dodges.
congregational market at chapel,
Saturday afternoon. Sept. IL.
Stop at Huiskamp's, see the new
fall styles. Everything new.
Don't miss seeing Miss David
sons showing OF fall millinery tomor-
row at GA Main street.
Let Haubert supply you with
choice roast of beef. veal, mutton or
pork for your Sunday dinner.
You can do better buying suit
or oyercoat at the United Tailoring
Co than elsewhere. $40 Main street.
Mrs. Jennie Pease was granted a
divorce at Fit. Madison Wednesday and
her maiden name of Brant restored
Many of the railroad officials
have been in the city for the past
few days, attending to the general
business Of the different roads.
Mrs. Celia Thayer Wooley of Chi
cago who was to speak tonight at
Hamilton, is detained at home, but
will speak next Wednesday evening.
the twenty-frst, at the Christian
church, Hamilton. on THE Woman's
Place in Democracy, All invited.
If you try us once, you'll be our
customer. We're here to stay and
we solicit your trade. Our stores are
established in all principal cities in
the United States and we are knock
ing the spots off our competitors in
suits and oyercoats and prices. United
Tailoring Co., 80 Main street.
Lets meet at Dodges tonight.
The steamer Keokuk arrived last
evening from Quincy at 10 o'clock
and departed this morning at $50.
! The Wenona arrived at 1920 and
| left at $3.50. Owing to the conditions
of the weather the passenger trade
| is commencing to slacken. but the
| freight business is Furnishing
filing suits for the September term OF
I the district court and several new act
I tions were started. The clerk and his
assistant were busy until late in the
j evening putting the suits on the
i combined docket books and taking
care of the heavy days work other
wise
While in Quincy yesterday Capt
Hugh Mckenzie, pilot of the packei
4 Keokuk, had pleasant visit witt
Newton Chapman, who some twenty
six years ago worked as an engineer
on the same boat on which Capt
i Mckenzie was then pilot. Mr.. Chap
man formerly lived in Keokuk, but il
now making his home in Kansas City
The state board of control yes
i terday let the contract for hfteer
miles of wiener sausage for consump
! ton in the various state institutions
i The contract calls for over 10000
j pounds of sausage. Laid end to ent
/ the wfeners would reach ffteel
miles. The contract for meats, butter
/ fresh beef. -four, etc, totaled 1925 o0G
The well known Hartley roat
case, which came up again at tn
) September term of the district cour
at Fort Madison. is temporarily at al
/ end. By agreement the plaintiff !
! given thirty days to file writte1
brief and the defendants thirty day
: to reply. The case concerns a roa
r or rather proposed road in Mario
township which would have pasge
!, through the plaintiffs land. The pc
I tition for the road was granted blu
. the plaintiff sought to stop 1t by
petition to the board of supervisor
and lost. The case was brought BIZ
fore the court to review the board
!, proceedings and see If they had acte
legally.
: Little Boy at Dodges tonight.
! Capt. Jack Arntzen, owner an
master OF the ferry stephens plyin
between Quincy and West Quincy wa
arrested yesterday morning by Ma
ion county officials and taken t
Palmyra on warrant charging hir
! With selling liquors on his boat Will
, the boat was tied up at the docks o
the Missouri side, which act is sal
; 70 be contrary TO the laws Of tn
. village Of West Quincy, which has n
/. license 10 sell liquor It seems the
! Arntzen was requested to accompan
/ an officer TO the Marion county capits
! on the noon train where ne wi
l likely give bond for his appearance g
a hearing to be held later It ha
been known that Arntzen has conduc
: ed bar On his boat for some tim,
bur he has stated In the past that h
has not sold liquor while the boz
was in port on the West Quincy sid
II seems from reports OF his arrel
that the officers claim TO have cas-
against Arntzen, charging him wit
selling beer while hig boat was tie
up At West Quincy. At Palmyr
Arntzan pleaded guilty and was boun
over ON two counts OF 800 each /
appear al the February term of cour