The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-23
STATE NEWS.

i Littleton-Honey crop is short.
i OHM w. A. field day Oct. f.
Center Point-Ripe strawberries.
Grundy Center-Potatoes, seventy
/ five cents.
Lansing-Martin Severson found q
IAN grain pearl
De Witt-Davenport day drew $4,000
people at the fair.
/ Livermore-J. Attig got 104 bushels
OF oats to the acre.
Davenport Seven Belgians were
arrested for killing a man.
Waterloo-The Gideons have placed
Bibles in all hotel rooms
Marshalltown-A horse threw w. H
Arney and broke his leg.
Littleton-Sorghum making will be-
gin soon. The can is fine.
Fl. Dodge-The globes for the street
lights got lost on the way.
Toledo-There is a woman's club
here called the girls of sixty
Grundy Center-Ground was bought
for new $4,000 library building.
De Witt-Fine weather and big
crowd made the fair a big event
Fit. Dodge-State postmasters will
be banqueted by the Commercial club.
Grundy Center-The Democrat has
two letter junior type setting ma.
chine.
Wellsburg-Dr Cohen after getting
s10o from friend of his father
skips.
Davenport-sixty years old August
Kruse was badly hurt in an auto
mix-up.
Kalo-Tom Wren. was arrested on
the charge of assault on Mrs. Fern
land
Muscatine-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Eitman. Sr., celebrated their golden
wedding.
Cedar Falls-Miss Mary Petersen,
the popular nurse, married Adam
Young.
Preston-Mr and Mrs. Mohr have
sixteen children and twenty-nine
grand children.
Muscatine-A reduction of one and
one-half mills was made in the county
tax levy.
Urbana-Mr and Mrs. James S.
ketterman will celebrate their golden
wedding.
Low Moor-Two year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Hudson died of infan-
tile paralysis.
Nashua-H. o. Potter, after severe
illness disappeared and his friends
fear foul play.
Struble-Women and girls earned
50 a day and board picking potatoes
for Stoll brothers.
Mapleton-Eighty year old Mrs.
Chamberlin was fatally burned by a
gasoline explosion.
Springville-Isaac Glover, a negro.
who killed Capt. John Terry, was shot
to death by a posse.
Ft Dodge-Hon. and Mrs. NJ D.
O'Connell went to the Philippines to
visit their daughter.
Ottumwa-Wapello county will is.
sue bonds for $4,000 to cover its
outstanding Indebtedness.
Wayerly-A hobo stole ball and
chain to which he was attached and
disappeared completely.
Des Moines-The city board of
health wants TO know how many cases
of typhoid fever the city has.
Jesup-Children deserted the school
house, teacher and all near here be.
cause of case OF infantile paralysis.
Waterloo-Impudent bike riders
who use the sidewalks are being fined
with regularity that is gratifying to
pedestrians.
Sidney" Blackie'' Miller, who was
held on charge of being interested in
the Imogene bank robbery, was re-
leased.
Marshalltown-Mr and Mrs. Frank
Clifford have patched up their differ
ences and one divorce suit is off the
docket
Enterprise A Money spent some
dough for beer and while he and four
strangers were drinking it he lost
$50 in cash.
Shell Rock-After serving thirty
one years in the ministry of the NJ.
E. church the Rev. Geo. B. Shoemaker
will retire
osage-Two Troge boys found a
pearl which they sold for $1,000. II is
said to be the largest ever found in
fresh water
Fl. Dodge The Iowa Military band,
the new name for the Fifty-sixth reg
iment band. was suggested by Law
renee Piergue
Henderson Lightning struck and
splintered a dresser in room in
which the little girl of R. Smith was
sleeping and did not waken the child.
Des Moines- After welded life of
three days following an acquaintance
Of two weeks Marie Wiley and Wade
D. Wiley want to play quits
Marshalltown-Whil hurrying to
the doctor with a boy he had run down
with his auto Chas. Greatreak struck
another boy and bruised him badly
Martinsburg S. Kupa has pat
ented a device for use on telephone
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