The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-14
CITY NEWS.

will be served. Everybody is cor
daily invited.
The cases against Johnson and
Sharp, the two young fellows arrested
for trespassing in the cemetery, has
been set for Wednesday afternoon, at
three o'clock.
Daddy Bush was arrested Sunday
after an absence of several months
from 'he city. his disappearance dat
Ing from the alleged theft Of saddle
from c. NJ. Hull.
Ann M. Kelley, Jennie NJ. Stack
and j. M. Stack have transferred to
John H. Parker, the west " Of lot Z,
block 100. The property is on the
corner of Ninth and Fulton streets.
The three ST. Louis, surveying
engineers of the c., B. & O., Messrs
Judson, Joers and Barker returned to
the city this morning after an over
Sunday visit at home, and resumed
duties today, of locating the main line
for the changed tracks of the @ north
of this city.
Byron Wood, who resides at 1929
Concert street, received a fine portion
of his Sunday dinner from California
yesterday, in the way of six pounds
of rocky mountain grizzly bear meat.
Mr. Woods son Lloyd c., who went
west about year ago, expressed tns
bear meat to his father, as little
present and the food was great.y e.
lished, after it had been nicely IRWIN
ed above the Goals.
Don't miss the organ recital at
the First Congregational church on
Thursday evening by Mr. Lytle He is
one of the younger set of musicians
who is making TO-. himself a good
name and large place in the middle
west. Recently he gave recital in
Omaha, and the Bee said, Mr.. Lyle
made a favorable impression. His
opening and closing numbers were es-
pecially difficult. but played with
great skill Be sure aud hear him.
Thursday evening, next at 500. Adj
mission 25 cents.
Pipe organ music is admittedly the
most inspiring and uplifting. A good
organist and a good organ can make a
great evening. If YOU would like one
of the great hours in which music of
the highest order will be enjoyed, go
to the Congregations. church on
Thursday evening next Mr. Victor
Lyle who was connected with the
conservatory in Galesburg, and is now
playing one of the largest organs in
the middle west. The Galesburg Mail
says, Mr.. Lytle plays with wonderful
finish and exactness. Thursday eve
ming next at the Congregational
church. Admission % cents. Com
mence at o'clock
This week will again be featured
by bowling contests which may mean
a shakeup in the percentage column.
The Olympians and Keokuk club teams
clash this evening on the Olympian
alleys. Under the present standin.
the Olympians and Seiberts are tied,
with the Keokuk club one game in the
rear. Should the club team win then
Seiberts will have stronger hold, but
/ il the club loses then last years pen
nant winners are out of 1t. Other
games of the week are as follows:
Grand Leaders and Drexel, Drexel al
leys, and Seal Skins and Seiberts on
Olympia alleys, Tuesday. On Thurs.
day LeBrons and Wells will clash.
Malachi Griffin, the pleasant ant
well-known veteran fiagman of the
Rock Island at the foot of Blondeau
street. had narrow escape from ser
ious injury on Saturday shortly be.
fore noon when he tripped and fell
across the tracks just as locomotive
had passed. Mr.. Griffin was warning
several persons to keep out of the
way of the train and it was fortunate
that he decided to walk across the
tracks just after the locomotive had
passed or he might have been serious
ly injured IL not killed. At times, per
sons become too hasty in trying to
cross the tracks at this point and
! the nagman is kept busy warning
tramps and persons away until after
the cars have passed often at his own
risk.
An odd question came up in this
bankruptcy case of G. H. Premier
wholesale liquor dealer 4 Igust
Kriechbaum was appointed tusiee OF
the estate, but there was dou'.t as to
the legality of his disposilg of the
stock of liquors on hand Wit out iirst
procuring federal license Referee
! in Bankruptcy A. NJ. Antrobrs held
that this was not necessary, and that
the trustee could proceed to sell the
stock during the life of the license
held by the bankrupt. The question
was submitted to II. o. Wesver, in.
ternal revenue collector of this dis
trict. who referred 1t to the commits
4 sioner at Washington. Referee Antro
bus, In writing argued the case be
fore the commissioner. Saturda,
the decision of the commissioner was
received, unfolding Mr.. Antrobus In
his ruling that the trustee could pro
coed with the sale during the life o.