The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-23
CITY NEWS.

Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar.
-27 inch taffeta and messaline silks
81 values, 69c I'd. Central
Take your harness to Sherwood
for repairs, 703 Main street.
Follow the crowd tonight. vaude-
vile and pictures, Colonial Theatre
Beautiful.
Rubber social Tuesday evening
at Trinity NJ. E. church. Light re
freshments and program Public cor
daily invited.
Tonight the latest vitigraph,
THE Wings of Love" Colonial Thea.
ire Beautiful.
The steamer W. W. brought an
excursion to Keokuk yesterday from
Quincy. A large crowd was on board.
The pretty pop corn wagon that
was at the carnival is located at
Seventh and Main street Get that
delicious pop corn popped In creamy
butter.
75c waist and dress silks this
week, 45c yd specie', at Central.
Rev. A. V. kendrick Of this city
z will preach the Memorial sermon at
Burlington next Sunday morning, and
will make the Memorial day address
at Fort Madison Monday.
Attorney Omer Herminghausen of
the Fort Madison law firm of Her
minghausen and Herminghausen and
attorney R. N. Johnson, also of Fort
1 40 fc ory,ir, ut
i the opening of district court in this
city.
From the Santa Ana (Calif) Reg
lister it is noticed that at the recent
i meeting of the Southern California
Editorial Association held at River
side, Attorney H. H. Craig, formerly OF
Keokuk, delivered a toast on Law
yers and Editors
This evening at the Y. NJ c. A.
there will be meeting of all mem
bers interested in track athletics for
the purpose of electing a captain OF
the team to represent the local As
ISOLATION in the dual meet with OF
tumwa to be held here on June is.
The T. P. & w switch engine
stuck on the approach to the bridge
this morning and after several at
tempts had to call on th- assistance
of a Q. engine who showed 1t on
to the level track on the bridge. It
succeeded in making Hamilton with
out any more difficulty where larger
( engine was secured for the rest cf
the run.
4 The bird trip made by several of
the Y. w. C. A. party to Crystal Glen
! On Saturday afternoon was thor
oughly ENJOYABLE one for all who went.
The party left on the 2:30 car, chap
+ eroned by Miss Ora Cole and Mrs.
Lapsley. Another trip will be made
some Saturday soon to nearby woods
/ for the purpose of studying bird and
plant nature, with some one in
/ charge who will be able to explain
those things of interest.
a petty thief is becoming quite
troublesome in the neighborhocd of
Tenth and Exchange streets. satur-
day evening a valuable aurcarium
plant was stolen from the porch of
the Lotion residence, 1016 Exchange
street. Another plant was taken. but
the thief could not get away with IT
and lei it fall in front of the house.
Several nights ago another resident
lost some edibles from the ice box
and still another found rooster
missing from his hen house one morn.
ing
Keokuk commercial houses are
receiving letters from the Worlds
Panama Exposition Co. asking for
their support in the selection of New
Orleans as the proper place for hold
ing the exposition on the completion
Of the Panama canal. San Francisco,
Seattle. and San Diego are the ,,v,,s
of New Orleans for the exposition.
Frank P. Woods, representative from
fora, Is member of the federal com
allttee that will determine this i'm
portant issue