The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-18
CITY NEWS.
Read Wabash ad today.

Read Wabash ad today.
Tomatoes for canning at belongs.
-Ewers' Grand Leader, best SC cigar
"A packed house at Dodge's last
night.
For sale. Some bargains in lots.
B. F. Jones.
The double header this afternoon
starts at 2 o'clock.
New fall goods arriving daily at
the B. & H. store.
-Dodge's tomorrow night. Watch
this paper for announcement.
Look at your shoes, if they need
repairing, take them to Karle.
"A marriage license has been is
sued to Glide c. Smith of Hamilton
and Alta E. Hardesty, of this city.
Mrs. Harry Malone who has been
seriously ill for the past two weeks
is slowly recovering.
You can do better buying SUIT
or overcoat at the United Tailoring
Co. than elsewhere, 80 Main street.
George Pechstein, who has been
employed at Irwin-Phillips Co., will
enter the employ of S. P. Pond Co. on
Monday
The Mississippi river at st. Louis
continued to fall yesterday. Accord
ing to the weather bureau, the fall
will continue.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society of Westmin.
ster Church will be held in the Chapel
Monday afternoon at 300 o'clock.
-(Slick) Pierce. who represents
the Pettibone Uniform Co., of Cincin-
natl, is In the city trying to make a
deal to furnish uniforms for the local
mail carriers.
Two games this afternoon at HUI.
binser Park between Keokuk and
Gaiesburg will furnish the last base
ball fans will have an opportunity oil
seeing this season.
-Prough will pitch his last game
of the season at Hubinger Park this
afternoon against Galesburg. The
star has been drafted by Birmingham
in the Southern league
20. E. Stewart. division superin
tendent of the Burlington route, is
one of the official delegates from
Iowa to the National G. A. R. conven
| ton to be held at Atlantic City, N. 7
The Iowa party left Chicago last ev
ening in special trains.
The traffic in and out of the city
was exceedingly large yesterday
1 And it was also stated at the railroad
office that the freight business was
on rapid increase and for that rea
son they have installed three switch
engines while formerly they only
used two
/ Parsons College, Fairfield ha
conveyed to F. w. swan of this city
the following described property: 10
5. block Al. Reds adition; lot 8 i
block 81, and lot - in block 43, XII
bourne addition: lot Z, block 50, 10
8. block 80. and lot 4, block "A XII
bournes addition
AT this time a new Fox engin
is being installed in one of the locs
launches. which will enable it to II
crease its speed to IA miles an hou
which formerly was only miles a
hour The work is under the directio
of Major Meigs After the compl
ton of this launch the locks will b
well supplied with up-to-date crafts.
The Burlington Route was su
. cessful in the suit at Canton last wee
: in which Mrs. Lyman asked $4,000
+ damages from the railroad for til
death of her husband, who was kille
k near that place The trial of til
j. case began on Monday and was cor
/ pleted Friday, resulting In victor
t for the c. p. & O. Palmer Trimb
and Judge Felix T. Hughes represe-
0 ted the company.
f BE with the crowd at Dodge
s Monday night
i, -Keokuk Is fortunate IN securir
S for Grand Opera House attraction
this week THE Port of Missing Mer
8 and "The Broken Idol" Both
h these high class attractions wei
# booked for the burlington opera hons
r. and not for the Keoknk opera hou.
!, but the fire In the Burlington opel
e house gave Keokuk the chance to e
T the plays and Manager Worlev toe
o good care to offer them to Keoki
e theatregoers. Both attractions, aTi
g Port Of Missing Men to be givt
n Monday evening. and "The Broke
j Idol" for next FRIDAY night, shou
be literally patronized.