The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-10
CITY NEWS.
Sapho' at Dodge's tonight.
1.-THE Price of Fame at Dodge

The Price Of Fame at Dodge's
tonight.
I'm consideration OF $3.50 John Har-
Stanwood, lot J., block 9, Montrose.
Sensational Logging a great in
dustrial picture, at Dodge's tonight
w. Gray, general freight agent for
the Burlington" with headquarters at
st. Louis, was in the city yesterday
and called on a number Of the ship.
pers, in company with Local Agent A,
c. Maxwell.
Don't miss "Sapho." at Dodge's to-
night.
President Robert Hedges of the
st. Louis Browns wrote to Secretary
Slerne of the local baseball associa-
ton today, asking that accommoda-
ton for fourteen players be secured
in order that the st. Louis team can
be taken care of in this city on April
9 and 10. In the. team Corriden and
Prough will appear.
The original French version of
.Sapho," as played by Olga Nethersole
at Dodge's tonight
John Ferris, who recently com
posed "She Loved Too Well" which
is now on the market, will have his
song sung at Dodges' theatre in the
near future by Guerdon Colvin. He
received a letter yesterday telling
him that slides would be forwarded
at once SO that the song can be IL
lustrated.
The LeBron jewelry store has
placed the diamond ring they are offer
| ing as first prize in the Dodge theatre
contest, in their window and it is at
tracing great deal of attention.
Judging from the beautiful collec
ton of baby pictures that have already
been entered in the Dodge theatre con
test, the audience will have hare
time deciding just which is the pretti
est baby.
John Mccormick was arrested
early this afternoon by Officer Fuque
who found him in drunken stupor
clinging to a post at the corner o
4 Twelfth and Main Streets
4 John A. Dunlap has transferred t.
Martha Rudd1ck, parts of lots 10 an
4 IL, block 66, the property being be
4 tween Fifth and Sixth on Exchang
streets.
/ Thomas H. Joyce as trustee o
the Burlington Quarry company, ha
purchased from w. H. Graham piec
of land in Montrose township, an
which is not far from the town G
i Montrose. The consideration wa
$3.50.
Ralph Oliver was fined $40 an
costs by Justice Leindecker today TO
assaulting William Blakesley.
| Order your Puritas beer tomorroy
as there will be no delivery Saturda
on account of Lincoln's birthday, Pau
Pechstein, Iowa phone 1879.
Effective February 81, the Blu
lington' will make change in tn
running time of main line trains No
8 and 10 that will be appreciated b
the people of Keokuk, as 1t will Civ
them much better Chicago comes
ton than now exists. On the abov
date the Colorado Limited westboun
and the Atlantic Coast Limited, know
as trains Nos. 8 and 10, will run a
, follows: No will leave Chicago &
, 9:45 a. m. and arrive in Denver tn
following day, at p. m. No. 10 wi
J leave Denver at $50 a. m. and arriv
: in Chicago at 2:25 the following da.
This makes the schedule vi thes
: trains almost as fast as the famou
Nos. and 6. The present schedul
of Nos and 10 is as follows: No.
leaves Chicago at 9:45 a. m. and a
rives in Denver the following day /;
: 2:51 p. m. No. 10 leaves Denve
+ and reaches Chicago att 4:25
3 m. the following day. Chicago pa
sengers from Keokuk can leave tn
city on the north bound train at ~
a. m. and make connections dire
with No. 10 at Burlington, arriving
Chicago at 2:25 p. M. 1t will surel
/, be availed of by Chicago travel fro
| this city.
Edward Steffens has purchase
lots q and %, block Kings add
ton.
Fred G. Chambers, of Fort Mad
t son, county recorder, is circulatin
i his petition to- file as candidate fl
{, the same Office before the next count
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