The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-30
CITY NEWS.

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Mansfield was taken to Quincy last
evening for burial
4 Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. 5. knights OF Pythias to-
night at 500 o'clock at Cattle hail,
Fifth and Bsondeau visiting Knights
invited. Special business Make ex-
ira to be present, G. ruce Lake. G. U.
i Five show followers received sent
ence OF three days IN jail this morn.
ing for being drunk. On payment OF q
dollar and costs, sentence was sus-
pended. The guilty parties were: H.
1 H. Blackman, j. Lee, Frank Doe, Geo.
Elite and H. Gallagher
H. E. Alton has received q new
| hotel coach from Quincy firm that
| will be used for the Hotel Keokuk.
The new bus will be larger than the
| one in use at present which will be
sent to Quincy for a general overhaul.
ing and repairing.
Few more buggies at low price.
sherwood's, 7os Main street.
The Mississippi Valley Tele.
phone Company has conveyed to
John g. Andrus Co., OF Westchester
Co., N. Y. lot 10, block So. The prop
Ierty is between Sixth and Seventh on
Blondeap.
Funeral services tor the late Mrs.
Alice Smith who passed away at the
Lee County Home, were held yester-
day afternoon at four o'clock at 52f
B street, Rev. F. A. McGaw ofnciat-
ing. Interment was made IN Oakland
cemetery.
/ Take your harness for repairs to
Sherwood.
William Timberman has brought
suit In the district court against Mar.
tin Kelleher, Kate Jacobs and Sebins
S. Jacobs on a promissory note OF
S25, dated 1909. and asks for fore
/ closure on lot s, block 143
One Of the hacks" belonging to
the livery barn ofsvermazen and Sons
was damaged to the extent of ten
dollars last night about a quarter OF
nine near the circus grounds on Main
street. No one was in the carriage at
the time and the driver was uninjur-
ed, when the heavy tent pole convey.
ance struck the black vehicle.
i Suit has been brought In the dis.
trict court by the Independent Lum.
Der Company against ]. G. vanAus.
dali, of s99.66. alleged to be due on
bill of goods sold by the plaintiff
company.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Martin and
family left for La Grange yesterday
to attend the birthday anniversary
of Chas. Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen
being the parents OF Mrs. Henry Mar.
tin. About twenty members of the
family and friends being present. A
good time was reported, all wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen many happy re
turns of the day.
Hannibal Courier Post: Richard
O'Daniel has fled suit for damage:
in the sum of $50,5 against the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
O'Daniel states that the medical ex
aminer of the Burlington Relief De
partment ordered him to return tt
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to perform the work, and that. as {
result, his health is ruined for life
and he claims he will never be able
to again perform manual labor. He
asks $500 as the amount due
him from the relief department. as
sorting that he will always be II
roor health. He asks SIS 900 on THU
account and as punitive damages h,
asks that he be awarded additiona
$4,000.
The Iowa weather and crop bulle
tin for the week ending August %
has just been issued from Del
Moines as follows: The fore part o
the week was excessively warm, blu
the latter half was cool and pleasant
A. trace of frost was observed, Of
: low ground, on the morning of the %
in several localities In the central
! western and northern districts, bu
] no damage was reported. Last yea
\ the first light frost occurred on AUG
ust 29th The rainfall was light an
considerable below the normal ez
cept over the east central countie
where copious to heavy showers OF
y Cured on Wednesday night. A sc
! we're rain and hail storm passed owe
portions OF Henry and norther
4 Van Buren, counties on the night @
the goth which did great deal G
damage to crops. Over the large
q part of the state corn is holding 1t
own and the early planted fields ar
making satisfactory progress towar
maturity, but in other localities. CON
prisjng about one-third OF the state
there has been some loss on accour
of lack OF moisture. The crop as
whole is week to ten days late
than the average for the last wee
In August. Fall blowing is rspgressin
rapidly in localities where rains hav
been heavy enough to soften tn
i ground. Thrashing is nearing compile
! ton in many sections, and report
continue to show good yields and e,
4 cellent quality Of all small grains
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