The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-07
CITY NEWS.

ness.
Harvey G. Hull in character songs
at the Air Dome every night.
The steamer Dubuque was up last
eveaing ON her way to Burlington.
She will be down this evening.
The steame- Sidney will not run
above Davenport in the future until
theie is considerable rise in the
river.
Regular meeting OF ruckecaetnck
sncampment No. Z, I. 0. o. F.. at Odd
Fellows hail at o'clock tonight. Wis
ng brethren fraternally invited to
attend.
Big new bill at the Air Dome.
For fly nets and harness at low
prices. go to Sherwood 703 Main.
The Pax Indians will camp over
night on their grounds across the
river
Regular meeting of Keokuk
Lodge No. log B. P. o. E., tonight at
Elks hall. Sixth anG Main street
Visiting Elks invited.
The boys department of the Y.
NJ. C. A. are teaching several of the
members of that department how to
swim. More of the members should
take advantage of this opportunity
to receive this instruction.
-Elks from all over the United
States will soon gather at Detroit to
attend the annual convention. Past
Exalted Ruler Roy Wolf of No. los
will represent Keokuk lodge. He left
today for the convention city.
Entire change at Air Dome to-
night.
Take your shoes to J. c. Karle,
S14 Main, for repairing.
Refined vaudeville, music, songs
and motion pictures at Keokuk's big
/ Air Dome.
The steamer North Star is on her
way south with logs for the Taber
lumber mill She passed Burlington
yesterday.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk Aerie,
No. $50. F. o. E. tonight at Eagles
Hall, 9Th. and Main at O'Clock, visit
ing brothers always welcome. Chas.
/ a. NOdkeS. CecItld-S
New bill, new pictures, new songs
| Air Dome tonight.
Evelyn Kincaid, the song story
girl, will be seen tonight at the Air
! Dome.
The Three Tyres musical trio
Harvey. Henderson, Lewis, in tinkling
tunes to tickle the taste of the tired
theatre traveller tonight, at the big
/ Air Dome.
Regular meeting of Knights and
Ladies of Security. Keokuk Council
40. 1899 at A. o. q. W. hall at 8
o'clock. Meet the first and third
! Monday of each month.
! The building on Main street for
merly occupied by the Bon Ton thea
ire has been leased by a gentleman
! from Kansas City who will put in a
| department store. 1t is understood he
is now in Chicago purchasing goods.
The rousties on the Keokuk
struck again yesterday when the
boat reached Quincy This time the
excuse is that the officers used foul
and indescent language toward them.
which is probably only an excuse to
! quit as the officers on the boat are
| gentlemen in every way. The boat
I lost no time because of the trouble,
and will soon have full crew again.
Two shows daily at the Air Dome,
T:45 and 900 p. m.
Quincy Journal: The sisters of
ar bo1dinn q
retreat al St Mary's Academy. 1t
opened Monday night and will con-
tinue for week. There are about for
II sisters here from the following
cities. p. Madison, Burlington, West
Burlington. Reokuk, st. Louis, High
Eznd. III Champaign. Loose Greek, No.
Washington, No. and Chesterton, Ind.
AZ alarm % fire was turned in
tzE7 e4enfng Il s:45 from Nineteenth
ard Main a balloon that had been
gent NJ in the neighborhood lit on
the home Of Andrew Shiebler while
Still burning ard melted fears for the
structure The ladders from the
chemical wagon we're raised against
the house and one OF the firemen
picked the burning embers of the bal
loon out Of the gutter where it had
lodged. No damage was done to the
house.
Fort Madison Democrat: Irwin
Conover and L. A. Antrim of Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa, who were at Montrose
last Monday, and returned home with
the head of hair and the combs that
were found in the river above Maui
VOC last week, returned to that city
later to institute further search for
the body of Mrs. Conover They stat.
ed that relatives at Mt. Pleasant posi-
lively identified the hair as being that
of Mrs. Conover's. Messrs. Conoyer
and Antrim had men engaged in
dragging the river where the hail
! was found, but the body was not re
covered. They left orders before re
turning home to have the river drag
ged there off and on. A sharp lookout
will be kept along the shore. The re
covery of this body would be grea'
relief to the relatives