The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-20
CITY NEWS

| bQQe-LaTSuu CiSdIdHSo Sale.
Round trip to Quincy, so cents
tomorrow on Steamer Keokuk.
Every item just as advertised for
8 days more at the Bode-Larson sale.
To Quincy and return, 60 cents,
on Steamer Keokuk every Thursday
-Orheum comedy four Harmony
singing quartette at the big Air
Dome tonight.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Charles NJ. Miller and Louella
NJ. Shafer Of Mooar, Iowa.
The biggest and best bill OF the
season is now on at Keokuk's big Air
Dome. Don't miss seeing it.
Get in the game Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Positively the last
days of the great Bode-Larson sale.
The steamer Keokuk makes a
special fare of co cents round trip to
Quincy every Thursday. Go tomor-
row.
Regular meeting OF Hermann
lodge. No. 116. l. o. o. F., tonight at
1880 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordial
ly invited
Big lots OF oxfords, mems and
women's at half price, must be cleaned
up Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
last days of Bode-Larson's big sale
--Keokuk Camp NJ. W. A. No. 622
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to Re present
Invitations have been received in
| the city from the grand commandery
of the knights Templar of Illinois to
attend the reception rendered all the
knights and ladies present at the thir-
ty-third triennial conclave that will
i be held In Chicago August IS. The
reception Is to be held in the La Sale
hotel. The invitation is a work of
art.
Quincy Herald-P. W. Reardon,
police clerk, received letter today
from st. Louis which conveyed the
news that Miss Helen Reardon, II
year-old daughter of ]. E. Reardon.
brother, fell and broke her left ankle.
Miss Reardon is former Keokuk
girl and had been employed as
stenographer at one OF the large
wholesale houses.
The WILDER Register OF WILDER,
Wash, contained an account of land
deal that was conducted by two men.
former citizens of Keokuk and well
known here The biggest land deal
that has ever been made in this vicin-
ity for some time was closed yester-
1 day when Joseph Kunz, son OF Mike
4 Kunz. a prosperous rancher, bought
800 acres of fine wheat land from Burk
La Faivre for the sum of $4,000 The
land lies north of the Columbia range
in the Big Bend country and is in the
fine wheat producing country.
e. Warren Hatch and Co. in play
let entitled Miss Cupid at the big
Air Dome tonight.
Globe Democrat. Vice President
and General Manager Henry Miller OF
the Wabash said last evening that
there had been no delay in the Wa
bash passenger train service between
Detroit and Buffalo on account of the
strike of conductors and trainmen on
the Grand Trunk Railway system. The
Wabash has its own crews operating
its trains between Windsor, Canada
and Black Rock, and at the termina
points, including Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Suspension Bridge, st. Thomas
etc, it has its own yard officials
There will be no interference with
the Wabash service over the Crane
Trunks rails, and the company will
continue to receive shipments of live
stock and perislable products at al
points, as usual.
Children, 1oc; adults, zoe; re
Il served seats &C extra, at Keokuk'.
big Air Dome.
Mrs. Belle Short Lambert has
been appointed alumnae field secre
tary of the Illinois Woman's Colleg.
at Jacksonville. Mrs Lambert is thu
daughter of DR.. W. F. Short, the hon
ored president of the college from
1875 to 1893, and for many years on
4 OF the leaders in Illinois Methodism
The college now has property ant
endowment of nearly 100000 and
B is the aim of the trustees to secur.
4 by the seventeen anniversary in 1915
4 an increse to one million dollars, $50
1 600 in endowment and 100000 Il
B plant and equipment. Mrs. Lamber
I will assist in this campaign by visit
& ing and interesting alumnae and fol
h mer students and all possible friends
: She is woman of charming person
atty and tried executive ability, ha
been general secretary of the Alum
nae Association for several years
and a recognized leader in the WI
mans Club movements in the Middl
West