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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-14
Total indictments.

Gale Hewitt and George Dunbar
indicted for breaking and entering
Golden Rule Co. store.
Owen Tigue, indicted for departing
from state hospital for inebriates at
Knoxville. without authority.
Henry Rose, colored, murder in
first degree of William Outright.
Sam Davis, colored, wife desertion
The grand jury was composed oil
W. G. Packard. w. Johnson, J.. w
sundeen, A. Seabold, ]. L. Wyatt, vii
liam Reimbold and B. B. Heron.
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A dinner party Of fourteen guests
was given at the residence of Mr..
Arthur Hambleton, 81 Blondeau
street, Wednesday.
Euchre Card Company Today at Mrs.
Thomas Johns.
Nine tables OF ladies played at six
hand euchre this afternoon at the
pretty new residence of Mrs Thomas
John, S23 Morgan street. The rooms
were decorated in ported plants and
cut flowers, the decorative appoint
ments in perfect keeping with the
charming company who contested
spiritedly in the games. The hostess
served elegant and tasteful refresh
ments. The hours were from half
after two o'clock
Trautvetter-kespcr Marriage at War
i saw.
Married, in Warsaw, at $50 p. M,
Wednesday, Oct. u, at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs. Mary
Vornkahl Miss Bertha Trautvetter
and Mr.. John Kesper, Rev. j. M.
Thompson, pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church, officiating
Only limited number of guests
were present including the families
of the contracting parties. The bride
was kindly remembered by her many
friends with beautiful and costly
gifts. After the wedding supper the
happy couple repaired to a pretty
cottage in the east end of town, which
was recently erected by the groom
and also tastefully furnished
Mr.. and Mrs. Kesper enjoy the es
teen and respect of hosts of friends
who wish them long life and happiness
in their new relation.
Trinity Aid Met This Afternoon.
The Ladies Society of the Trinity
NJ. E. church held its weekly meeting
this afternoon in the church parlors
A sewing bee was engaged in by the
, members and refreshments served
Elks Give First Dancing Party This
Evening.
The first one of the seasons dane
. ing parties to be- given by the Elks
: lodge will be held this evening IL
Gibbons hall A large company o
= more than one hundred couples is e.>
: pected to be in attendance, many in
vitations having been issued for tn
affair. Several dancing parties wer
given by the Elks last year and a.
: proved delightful social functions.
Youne Peoples Hay Rack Party Tt
night.
A jolly party of young people wi
{ leave the Westminster Presbyteria
: church this evening for Sandusk.
aboard hay rack The outing is t
II be given bv the Y. P. S. c. E. of thu
IS church. The young people will go t
n the Carpenter farm where they wi
e enjoy pleasant evening and retur
It home in the moonlight which is at il
II best these nights
II Box Party When Quincy Comes.
vs. On the evening Of Saturday, Mover
n Der fifth. the Boys Athletic associ
t. ton of the high school has arrange
that "box' party shall be give
d The Quincy foot ball team will
ed here on that date and a supreme G
e. fort to entertain the visitors will
III made. The party will be held at Il
he school or at the home of one of tt
st class members.
,r-
class Parties Halloween.
e. Plans are making for several ella
h parties that are to be given on HI
'ol loween night by high school ST
* dents. The seniors and juniors W
X indulge in festivities of some kind a
ne the sophs and freshmen will no dou
he have their doin's, too.
Country Club Dance Tomorrow.
dance will be given at the Cou
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X. X. X. Medicine Suit.

In the district court here the X. K.
N, Medicine company of KeolSuk,
nied suit against W. B. Barney, state
iood and dairy commissioner of Iowa,
asking that he be enioined from en-
Forcing the provisions of the act
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Grand Jury's Report.

TO the HOuOIdDle f1SHl Ioduh, IL,
Judge of said court:
The grand jury for the September
term, 1910, of the district court of
Lee county. Iowa, at Keokuk, begs to
submit the following final report;
We have been in session 10 days,
have examined 1875 Witnesses have
found true bills, ignored IL cases,
and continued cases.
We have inspected the Lee County
Home and poor farm. We wish to es-
pecially commend the excellent man
ner in which this institution is man.
aged and conducted by Superintend-
emit Hart, assisted by his estimable
wife and daughter. The home is
kept scrupulously clean and cheerful,
and the inmates are we'll fed and well
cared for, and the management of the
home and farm is most capable.
We regret that during our session
we have on two occasions been com
pelled to adjourn for period of two
days, but we have expedited the
work before us as much as we believe
to be consistent with the interest OF
the community.
We also desire to thank your honor
and court officials.
Having finished our labors, we re
spectfully ask that we be discharged
w. C. PICK..RD, foreman.
John w. Carver, clerk
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-, a Long Session Body Made its
Report, Returning Only Five
True Bills, Two Pre-
viousIy.
KAN DAVIS SENTENCED
|cb,roed With Wife Desertion, He En-
tered Plea Of Guilty and Was
setenced to Term in
County Jail.

The grand jury made its final re
mort late yesterday afternoon, after
spending greater part of the day in
visit to the county home. In a par
tial report two indictments were re-
turned and the final report carried
with it only three more. They were
against Gale Hewitt and George Dun
bar for breaking and entering and
owen Tigue for unlawfully leaving
the hospital for inebriates at Knox
vile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-14

FOR RENT-2o2 North Seventh. City
water, gas. Telephone Iowa 662-B.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-14

FOR SALE cord of good wood
address Otto Hawkins, R. F. D. 4,
Montrose Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-14
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-oct. i, 1910. dwelling,
SIG Franklin street. DR.. H. A. Gray.
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M. S. Ackles
"The Real Estate Man"
Room i, Estes Building.
w ant Column
WANTED.

WANTED-To go to st. Louis, com
petent girl for general housework,
no washing, wages $1,000 per month.
Address H, this city, care Gate City
Co.
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Trinity Aid Met This Afternoon.
The Ladies Society of the Trinity
M. E. church held its weekly meeting
this afternoon in the church parlors
A sewing bee was engaged in by the
members and refreshments served
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-14

FOR Dwelling, 800 Blondeau,
Oct "a, gas, bath, electric lights,
e. F. Renaud, Agt.
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Order Gold Medal Flour next time.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Prise. in writing coasest

The committee appointed to award
the prizes for the best sentiments In
prose and poetry ON the subject OF
Father" closed a three days ses-
sion this afternoon, having passed
upon 400 manuscripts.
This contest was brought about
by Samuel Francis Woolard, recent
ly in Greeley, the publisher of The
Beauties OF Friendship" Good Eel
lowship" and several other splendid
little books which have had a wide
circulation.
When Mr.. Woolard decided to
compile a book of the choicest senti-
ment about Father" he discovered
that there was a dearth of we'll writ
ten sentiment upon this subject and
he offered several hundred dollars
in prizes to encourage new express
sion upon the subject Of Father
The result was all that Mr.. Woo
| lard could hope for. The manuscripts
have come from all parts of the
United States, several well known
writers have engaged in the contest
and the literature of the period has
been enriched by wealth of beautiful
expressions touching Father"
The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows:
First. "A Psalm of Fatherhood,
by Cora G. Lewis of Kinsley. Kan.
Second Father" by Orman c.
Emery. Wichita. Kan.
Third. ITO My Father" by E. A.
Dorsey. Wichita, Kan.
Fourth. ITO My Fathers Men,
ory," by Warren f. Comstock. Kan
sas City, Mo.
Fifth. "A Little More Love for
Father" by Alma Pendexter Hay
den. Rochester. N. Y.
In Verse
First. Father" by Melvina Leona
Morris. Holton. Kan.
Second. Faithful Father" by
Mrs. Celesta Ball May. Blackwell
Okla.
Third. Father" by Edgar A.
Guest, Detroit, Mnch.
Fourth. Miss Florence Gilmore
Columbus, o.
Fifth. He Walks With Me-
Miss Mae Peregrine. La Luz, N. NJ.
The prizes in each class we're:
First. 800: second. $50; third
$25; fourth. SIS: fifth, $40.
The judges were: Charles Mareau
Marger, dean of the School of Jour
nalism at the State University; Mrs
William j. Morgan OF Hutchison
Kan, and Henry ]. Allen of Wichita
Kan.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Female Tramp in City saturth.,


Amanda Johnson, OF the ancient
and associated order OF track walk
ers was the first female hobo to have
the honor OF occupying a place in
the new ward in Greeley's city pail
which has been provided for women.
Mrs. Johnson was only recently
divorced in Salina. Kan. and is on
her way to Oakland, Calf, where
she will visit her parents whom she
has not seen for twenty years.
She states that it is her intention
to reach her destination by fall. She
said: 81 had but little money, no
more than enough to pay my way
from one small town to another
where worked long enough to get
stake which would take me on a
little further in my journey"
Mrs. Johnson is said to have stat
ed that she was robbed Of the cloth
ing which she carried with her and
some money down in Kansas.
She had intended sleeping in va
cant lot here when the police picked
her up.
After few hours in the city jail
she was allowed to proceed on her
way to the coast.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Hto.eynoo. Trip to Greesey


Because his father and mother
had come to Greeley ON their honey
moon thirty-five years ago. travel
ing q good part of that distance
overland. George lyman and his
bride are in Greeley on their we'd
ding trip. They will go from Gree
ley to Cheyenne and to the Pacific
coast where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Said lyman this morning:
"My father had intended coming
to Colorado with the first colonists
but he was sidetracked in New York
in the promise Of good job and did
not come this far west until his mar
riage in 1875. He then came on out
to Greeley. making part of the trip
overland for the sake of the expert
ence. His fortune at that time
amounted to $500. Now he is worth
something over half million and is
the owner of the lyman chemical
works in New York City.
"It was on his request that my
| wife and l are visiting Greeley on
our trip. OF course it was merely
a matter OF sentiment with him, as
he has not been out to this town
since his first and last coming. For
my part I think Greeley is good
enough for me and it is probable
that I may locate here though on
this I am not decided as yet"
Mr.. lyman intimated that he may
establish a branch of the lyman
chemical works in this city though
no steps have been taken in that di-
rection at this time.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Celebrate 5Oth Anniversary

&VtNouNC anniversary
Fort Lupton, June 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Foster were the center
yesterday OF happy group which
gathered at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. D. c. Moore to celebrate their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. Their
grandson and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Patterson, received part of the
congratulations. as the day marked
their third wedding anniversary.
All of Mr.. and Mrs. Fosters i'm
mediate family was present. includ-
ing their only living daughter. Mrs.
Fanny Paterson. of Denver, her two
sons and Mrs. Moore. who Ia a grand
daughter. They sat down to a family
dinner at which the other guests
were Mrs. Kett and her daughters,
Miss Cora and Miss Nellie kett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster were the re-
cipients of many beautiful presents.
MIR. Foster is 72 years old and his
wife 6S. Both are as hearty as
young people half their ages. They
made their home in Fort Lupton
many years.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Fort I.upton Defeats Greeley

In a poorly played game here yes
terday Fort Lupton defeated Gree
ley by a score of to Z. 1t appears
to be likely that the title for the
county championship will go either
to Kersey or to Fort Lupton. unless
Greeley which has been defeated by
both Of these teams, braces up and
takes games from both of them later
on this season.
Hudson, catcher for the Greeley
team. broke his thumb early in the
session but despite the efforts of
Manager Collins to cause him to
leave the field he refused. and stuck
through the nine innings of play.
Fort Lupton proved that they
have a heavy hitting team and fast
fielders and yesterday neither team
the ball 1t IL capable OF playing when
working in form.
Next Saturday and Sunday the
Greeley team will meet Trinidad in
that city in two games.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Miss Irene Houston entertained
the girls OF the Shaw Dry Goods
company with the dinner at her
home Tuesday evening. A spendid
menu was served and later the
young ladies took trolly ride. The
guests were Misses Grace Hollings-
worth. Maud Caywood, Myrtle Sis
son, Mabel Squier. Verna Davidson.
Jeanette Van Dorpen, Bessie Pierce.
Bessie Collins. Bessie Camp and
Martha Mcclure. The gathering was
in honor OF Miss SQuier who leaves
soon for her home in the east.
Eaton. 31As l3.-Eaton played
Num- yesterday on the home
grounds. BATON won by score of
II to 3.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
wxo,,,.~ l,.,t,e. interested i'm LIP.

WyOm14UK l'A1I3oS lnttcStsu IN s%.H =
If the efforts of certain Wyoming
and northern Colorado men are sue
cessful there 10 no doubt but that
there will be no litigation regarding
the Laramie-Poudre project relative
to the right of the company to take
water from the river.
Attorney L. r. Rhodes of Fort
Collins is at this time in Laramie,
Wyo., whence he will go by automo-
bile up the Laramie river, fnvestigat-
ing the relative claims of the Lara
mie- -P0udre company and the inter-
ests in Wyoming. The claim is made
by the Wyoming people that the
water belongs to them and that the
taking of 1t will mean a handicap to
the irrigational facilities Of the
country. 1t is alleged that the TAX
ing of the water will mean as much
to Wyoming as did the taking OF
water by Kansas from the Arkansas
river mean to the settlers in the val
ley of the river.
That there is no immediate pros
pect of trouble in the courts is said
to be apparent, however. and the
Laramie-Poudre people in view of
statements which have been made
by Governor Shafroth are certain
that the Colorado company is in the
right and that it will prevail in the
court a1lairs.
Work on the Laramie-Poudre tun-
mel 10 going ahead at rapid rate and
will BE- pushed through to compile
ton at the earliest possible date.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Chautauqua Men in Country

Chautauqua Men In Country
For the purpose of interesting the
towns of Weld county in the chau-
tauqua which is to be held in Gree
ley Secretary Harper and c. e. Cart
er of the board of directors left to-
day for the northern part of the
county. They will stop in Eaton,
Pierce, Ault. Windsor and several
other towns in the northern part of
Weld county.
The tickets are going fairly well
at this time but it is asked by the
management that those who propose
purchasing season tickets do SO at
the earliest possible time in order
that the committee in charge may
know just where the proposition
stands.
Thus far there has been much in
terest displayed in the approaching
chautauQua and it is to arouse fur
ther interest that the trip Is being
made about the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
John Davis, Pioneer, Dead
From MONDAYS Daily

After an illness of several months
John D. Davis died Saturday even
ing at his home, 1015 Fifth street.
Mr.. Davis was born in Wales and
was "A years old at the time OF his
death. He has been a resident of
Colorado for "A years and lived in
Ohio before coming here. For many
years he lived on a ranch west of
Greeley and engaged in the cattle
business.
In 1885 he came to Greeley and
has since resided here.
Mr.. Davis is survived by his
widow. two sons, John s. Davis OF
the First National Bank here, and
Thomas Davis Of Timnath, and one
daughter. Mrs. Rachael Davis.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

A the business meeting Of the
Ristian Endeavor society Of the
Ristian church. which was held at
church Tuesday. the semi-annual
etion Of officers was held. Fol
flng are the officers elected: Ray
ed Piper. president: Clara John.
vice president: Hettie Arm
ong, secretary; Grace Brainard,
asurer; w. c. Crist. choirister;
Gle Dubber. organist; Mae Arm
eng. librarian: Josie Peterson, as
ant librarian. A social was held
ef the business session.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Nurserymen Like Greeley

Two hundred strong delegates
from the National Nurserymen's as
sociation were in Greeley last Satur-
day afternoon for the purpose of
looking over the city. The nursery
men came to Greeley from Fort Col
Inns where they had been entertain
ed by the chamber of commerce of
that city They made the trip around
the horn stopping at both Boulder
and Fort Collins. The organization
includes in it's membership many of
the leading nurserymen OF the Unit
ed States, who met in convention in
Denver last week.
All of them expressed themselves
as pleased with Greeley.
Said James McGalley:
Greeley is one OF the most beau
tiful little cities in the west. 1t re-
minds one of Vermont town. with
its shade trees and its broad streets.
There is a great chance here for
tree growing. The town is already
we'll supplier with shade trees and
although one might strain 4 point
and object to the manner In which
they are placed, there is no need to
tell anyone here that the place ID
much better shaded than any other
that we have seen in Colorado.
Shade trees and a we'll parked
curbing are what make a city beauti-
full. There are towns, particularly
in the west which are barren abso-
lutely of shade. Trees well placed
increase the worth of property in
any town from 25 to so per cent"
The sentiment expressed by Mr..
McGalley found general confirma-
Ation among the other nurserymen.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
EI4AND MARSHAL IL
CAPTURED NEAR LAMAR

Earshal w. A. Riley Of Loveland
Is accused OF a statutory crime.
ss.year-old girl being complaining
sss and who, in hts escape from
'lhIand spent . night In Greeley
Ieen aprpehended in Lamar and
oe returned to Fort Collins to
- y trial. Riley made his escape
- - automobile and WAs In the ma
" az the time Of his capture.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
ROUTr COUNTY DRAWING
MANY GREELEY TOURIST

Routt county is going to draw
more than it's share OF tourist travel
from Greeley this summer and al
ready several parties have gone to
the northwest portion of the state
from Greeley. Others are planning
to make the trip later In the sum-
mer.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

As. ]. A. Weaver and daughter
last Saturday for GAINESVILLE. o.,
iormer home for month 'svisit
= friends and. relatives. To-day
Weaver will attend the annual
alon OF the Weaver family which
neld at Lima. o. There are
lly 200 members of the family
relatives present each year at
reunion. DR.. Weaver found 1t
ossible to leave to attend the
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henline of Gilcrest
are expected to move in their new
house the last of this week.
Albert Feland returned home from
Sterling where he has been attending
high school,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Miss Aline Thompson returned to-
Z from Indianola, Ia. where she
been attending the conservatory
music the last year. She will
nd the summer with her parents,
and Mru. Willus Thompson.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Windsor, June 1J.-Windsor will
take holiday Wednesday afternoon
when the great baseball UA0e be-
tween the picked players 1BoA the
business houses on tho north si1e
and south side of Main street comes
on A petition 10 being circulated to
have all the merchants declare q
half holiday 10 that sha whole town
can zee the Main strHpt merchants
play.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
Masters

One of the best games of the sea-
son was played by the Masters and
Weldona teams on Sunday at We'll
dona. Up to the ninth inning the
score was 9 to 4 in favor of Weldona.
Then Masters rallied and at the close
OF the ninth the score was tie.
Three innings were then played to
decide the victory and in the twelfth
Masters succeeded in earning the
coveted run, making the score to
10 in favor of Masters. A large
crowd attended.
Mrs. F. w. Smylie and niece. Miss
Esther Smith. visited in Denver last
week.
E. E. Moore and William Kings
bury were in Greeley Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Sanford at
tended the Pioneer celebration in
Greeley on Friday.
Miss Minnie Mackey returned on
Saturday evening from . ten days
visit In Denver and Central City.
Messrs. Edward Day, c. W. Day
and Thomas hathaway went to Den
yer Monday. returning Tuesday even
ing.
Four valuable horses belonging
to c. W. Day were killed by the u.
P. nyer Thursday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
NEWS NOTES OF
WELD COUNTY
kersey

NCTSty
The Modern Country club will
hold summer meetings. the first to
take place July 81. at the home of
Mrs. Emil Ling. For the summer
the club will only do light reading
and have social time.
Mrs. w. S. Spaulding and children
will return from Omaha tomorrow.
morning.
Mrs. Emma G. Masters has rented
her house on First street to the
Church of Christ for rectory. The
church has just been organized and
the pastor. Rev. DR.. Farmer, OF
Center. Colo..wi come to Kersey In
few days with his family to live.
The handsome new home of w.
l.. Murphy on Third street is com.
pleted.
E. w. Burke has gone to Colorado
Springs to join Mrs. Burke and the
children who have been visiting Mrs
Burkes parents.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Mr. and Mrs. ". L. Anderson and
oy OF Pueblo drove to Greeley In
eir auto Tuesday and are guests of
and Mrs. ]. r. McCrery. Mr..
pderson and Mr.. McCrery are cous-
and old ochoolmates.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Charley Meek has served his ap-
enticeship - mail Weighing clerk
the Colorado Z Southern and
summoned to Denver today, pre-
aably to receive = permanent ap-
mtment.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Prank Campbell. who has been en-
he'd at Clark Z Faulkner's. leaves
by for Oeceola. Neb., where he
have charge Of his grandfather's
eh,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Among those from Greeley who
at to Fort Collins today to attend
! State Epworth League conven-
= we're Misses Laura Cameron.
fie Euge and Esther Penberthy
TRULY Cameron and Albert
,ea.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16

Nm. J. d. Evans and grandson.
peert Langtry. returned today from
alder. wheus they have been visit
! Mrs. Evans daughter, Mrs. Nell
Smith, for two weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-06-16
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Tho North Greeley Storage Company

Notice 10 hereby ,given;-
hooider1sa 1as 81 i''N he North Greeley Storage
sSSS%R:ny' 6. :": q sSs ss.ss %
ss.s. ss'a q 81 tSs ooiosede on
day Of March. A:p.. 1910. for the 2SH3rpoce 2S3p
Of considerin9 the propriety Of dissoiv-
Il. That e said meeting there were
present In person and by proxy, tne
sss:s .,oaE 81 81 ssa@
that M al Fdsf dsbs: /: s~ine win 81 s.ia sotssrssiea
dissolye said cooperation was duly pre-
senteS BY TesoiutaSn; i, and Tfs therennon snno
orasrsd %Ssssd shst the .siS corporation be dis.
tSersoi wsrs directed g make and sign =
hersby her.Ss se.cordinxis q. done
In Mitne:s .nS f. srter s a. secretsrs &c
nrsson. nanSss sn' .t ie Gitsesy coIorado shi. 10Th
day Of June I, a. 3 '&SHTsos President
NOTICE OF SAFE ARRl!fIAASNIpSss IANps TO LEASE
ONCE Of the state Board OF Land
Commissioners. ,.,o
vSoss Eosiee asasey ' Eston
iesse the following described school
lands, situate in Weld county. Colorad1.
70. Mit: East half OF Sec. 80. Twp N. H.
No other application to lease the above
descr36ed lands will be considered aSter
'"'' - B.L, JEFFER9ON.
Register State Board Land Commis-
irot publication In 0rselsy Tribune
June 18th, 1910; last publication. July
7Sh, 1910.