The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-01
CITY NEWS.

Harness repaired al Sherwood's
smoke &eslgerss SILVER Ash cigar
Its a gress program Al noage's to-
night,
See that new line 81 harness at
Slerwooa's
only a Faded Flower, a, Dodses
tonight.
Big. new lire q aassies, See
1hsm al Saerwoods
Flowers al hall price this week
al c & {, Millinery Co. 81 Maia,
The conner continues 10 make
Showing each evening in the western
sky and Is plainly visible
Pattern Hats formerly $1,000, now
$500. ssee, now $500, ST G, & G.
Millinery CO.
&c. p. Dorsey viii speak at the Vol
untee-s Of America hall this evening
Al eight O'Clock Al are cordially in
sised 10 attend.
For sale-one REQ Runabout.
two passenger. EQUIPPED with top.
Recently overhaaled. a bargain, Call
Tri-Sta-e Garage
Seeing is believing, Quality food
products demonstrated al my store
this week John DeYong. No. 90
South Fourth street
Never before probably never
again such low prices on Millinery
as the c. & c. Millinery Co.. are max
ing.
Demonstration al week Of the
highest quality food products obtain
able. John DeYong, No. IS South
Fourth street.
-Keokuk Camp NJ. W A. No. 622
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at woodman hall. All members are
requested to se present
Regular meeting OF Hermann
lodge. No. 1ls. /. o. o. F.. tonight at
7.3o O'Clock Visiting brethren cordial
] Il invited Work in first degree.
We carry the finest canned and
bottled fruits and vegetables. Dem
1 onstration going on this week. John
DeYong, No. a6 South Fourth street.
/ The police station was an unusual
/ IL quiet place today, not even drunk
having been locked behind the bars
during the night and the court being
quiet place this morning.
The Vaughn case. for which a
change of venue was granted yester-
day at Kirksville, as mentioned in the
telegraph dispatches in Yesterday
issue. will probably be held in Lancas-
Ter Mo-. in November
One OF the latest shows OF tie
season at Dodge's tonight.
Special for Thursday: Mems hall
soles and heels, coo; ladies' half soles
and heels 6ec: sewed work. j. c.
Karle. s14 Main street.
-Cleayes H Howell has transfer
ed to Asaph Buck the front 90 feet OF
lot IL, block 1872. The property is or
the corner of Ninth and Franklin
streets.
| Everybody in town is going tt
Dodge's tonight.
I'm spite of the cooiness of las
evening there was good sized audi
ence at the tent meeting, Sixteenth
and Des Moines street. Thompson
the Egyptian. gave as his address
Why Men Accept Cod Singing
Evangelist. w. H Wellicome, render
ed ''Oh, Make Ne Pure
The monthly weather summar,
for May, issued by Observer Gose
wisch today. shows that there wa:
more rainfall during the past month
than is usual for May. the total beins
6.S7 inches, with ire average for 8!
years at only 4.31. The warmest da,
was the 21st, at 50 degrees and tn,
coolest day was the 18th, at 81. Tner,
We're Is clear days and Is days o
rain. S thunderstorms, frosts an,
one hail storm The mean tempera
ture was 50 degrees, which has onl,
been equalled or lowered three time
since 1872.
Attend lie coffee at St. Paul's hal
Thursday afternoon.
Every one agrees that the frs
! FIVE months Of the year have gone b
like shot as the expression is
The weather today is just about tn
same as a year ago. only slightl
cooler this year than last. With tn
passing OF this month. half of tn
year will have gone during which tim
weather in this section and in practie
ally all sections of the country ha
been very severe, warm weather i,
March giving way to miserable weatf
er in April and May acting like
foolish child. though the comet pei
haps had something to do with that
in fact many would swear to it tia
+ Haliey's phenomena was the cause 0
! all the disagreeable days of tn
month just closed. June promises t,
be a month of Sunshine, roses ant
brides in Keokuk and nice weatne
is promised By the weather seers.
The Brother. tie Sister and tn,
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