The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-02
CITY NEWS.
Fresh oysters at Prescott's.

IeSn oysters at PreScOttS.
-Englehardt & Co. school supplies.
Latest pictures and illustrated |
songs. Air Dome Saturday night
! Monday is legal holiday The |
/ Leisy Brewing Co., will not make
any deliveries that day Orders must |
be in by five o'clock tomorrow to re.
cieye goods
Inquiries are already being made
regarding a free fall celebration. 1t |
is certain that keokuk will not again
esthe scene of one of those week en-
| tertainments, but rather a one day
| event of some kind 1t has been sug-
i gested that an aviator be brought
here, or that the city have an agri-
cultural exhibit or anything to at
tract the thousands for a single day
Fresh oysters at Prescotts.
"A game of baseball will be play
ed tomorrow afternoon at Hubinger
park between Keokul amateur ag
! gregation and a club from Galland
/ The game will be called at o'clock
and no admission will be charged
+
/ homes built during the past spring
and summer season, Keokuk people
are on the move at the present time
and there is an unusual number OF
vacant homes throughout the city,
With the commencement of cooler
forces to the various manufacturing
establishments throughout the city
and an additional number of men and
families expected to move to Keokuk.
This mornings session of the
Methodist Protestant conference was
taken up with work of the members
in committees. Rev. DR.. G. n. Conleh
|, spoke last evening before the conven-
, ton and the friends of the church.
He left for his home in Omaha this
, morning to be at the bedside of his
! son who met with serious accident
; breaking the bones of his leg. AT
J this evenings session Rev. H. c. Dam
, eron will be the speaker.
. To-day the anniversary of the
5 death of the late Father OReilly, for
1 lmer pastor of st. Peters Catholic
charch, was observed by special ser
o vices in the Catholic churches of the
S city.
Marc Johnson. colored man
e we'll along in years, passed away al
d 1923 Blondeau street last night abou
t half past eight o'clock. Complication
of diseases was the cause OF his de
s, mise. He had been sick month, thu
greater part of which time he hat
l. been confined to his home. He wa
e horn in Shelbina, Shelby County, Mo
s and had lived in keolluk many years
S being a teamster here for a quartz
s of a century. He was member 0
k the Alexander Clark Lodge No. 9S, Y
s B. f. A wife and four childrel
o survive. the four sons, Marc, Rooney
If sam and Ulysses, and three brother
and one sister. Burial will be mad
A. SUNDAY afternoon, services to be neil
r at the Pilgrims Rest Baptist churcf
it An Alexandria man reported !
10 4be police this afternoon that he ha
u been robbed of groceries and othe
nreduce last evening about halt pas
seven. when he left the wagon COZ
tanning the stolen articles, standln
/. in front of a saloon near the cerea
y works. The Missouri citizen suspecte
how bv the name Of Snyder but tn
lad questioned last at was fouh
r. not to be the party who was suppo'
n, ed to have committed the mlsds
n. maanor, The Alexandria citizen ma
O. been selling tomatoes here ana wa
se returning home.
= The dog poisoner was busy las
evening on North Eleventh street.
= fox terrier belonging to George Wei
- mann was poisoned and died shortl
!, after veterinary had arrived. Will
:. trying to save the animals life,
dog of the same kind owned by Hel
ry Pechstein, across the street fe
over in commissions. The doctor hu
ried to his second patient and b
vigorous treatment saved the lit
r. animals life. Both animals had pro
a,ly eaten the same stuff.
John NJ. Smith of Tama Grow
o' Illinois, and Miss Clara Smith
Smithfeld. Illinois, We're married
the county clerks office today
Justice James S. Burrows.
N Harry V. D. Mas has accepts
~ clerical position in the office
-. Major Meigs, U. S. civil engineer
the first lock