The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-14
CITY NEWS.

oA AaisS nearing Miss Irene
GOLDBERG, Cretore's Band Concert Sing
or, at the Orpheum tonight.
"A marriage license has been is.
sued to Albert High and Rose Rich
ards couple residing at Sugar Creek.
Glenn H. Martin, OF Santa Ana,
Caiif, who recently qualified for an
International aviation pilots license,
Is an Iowa boy and his accomplish
ments are of interest and pleasure to
MS old Iowa friends. Martin is about
tWonty-five years Of age. and was
born near Creston, Iowa. One OF the
most interested spectators at Mart
ms successful aeroplane flights was
DR. H. 3. w Barnes, who has known
the young aviator as long as any
body, having OBLIGATED at the time OF
his birth. DR.. Barnes Is quite well
known to number of the older
Keokuk physicians, as he was for
many years one of the leading ply
sicians of the state and on one &C.
casion delivered the commencement
address before a Keokuk Medical Col
lege graduating class. Martins aero
plane Is Of his own construction.
First night of Miss Goldberg. Or
pheum. A powerful voiced woman.
The Wabash office, corner Third
and Johnson, will be open tonight
for accommodation Of passengers 60
Ing on the Niagara Falls excursion in
the morning.
Phil Erhardt, who returned home
Yesterday from a two weeks stay in
Rochester, N. Y, says Hughie Miller,
former Keokuk baseball player, is
delivering in great style for the east
ern league club. Mr.. Erhardt watched
Hughie in number Of games and is
Of the opinion that Miller will not be
out of the majors long.
Copy for the next Water Power
bulletin, which will be No. 8, is now
being prepared The bulletin will be
out about September 5.
$4,000 for six lots, or approx
mately $500 a lot, was the price paid
by Stone and Webster to Frank W.
Swan for his property at the corner
of Nineteenth and Bank streets,
which was recently purchased as a
site for the new car barn. The deed
was filed in the recorders office to-
day.
"A marriage license was issued to.
day to Thomas June Truslow of
Keokuk, and Effle May Starr OF Gro
ton, Iowa.
Justice Leindecker fined man
and wife this morning for disturbing
the peace Of the Keokuk Country
clQb members Saturday evening. The
woman, who was the real offender,
was sent to the county jail for thir-
ty days in default of payment of a
fine, and the man paid his fine of 81
and cost and was released. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Wrinkle we're driving
home and it is presumed both had i'm
bibed too freely. Down in front of one
of the small houses near the Country
club they stopped in the midst of a
heated argument and grew so boi5-
ferrous in their profanity that several
of the club members went to send
them away They continued their
noise however. and the patrol was
sent for. Officers met the couple
driving in.
Suit for the foreclosure of mort
gage on promissory note was
brought in the district court today en-
titled O. v. Davis vs.. Riley Shelton
and Sylvia Shelton. Inc amount OF
the note is 1867.
An information was filed in thu
court of Justice John Leindecker this
morning, by Fay Carter, negress,
charging Hattie Kirby. deni7en of
Rag Alley, with malicious and felen-
ious attempt 20 do her great bodily
injury by striking her, Fay Carter,
over the head with a blunt instrument.
presumably a bottle. The plaintiff
claims that she was streaming with
blood after the attack The Kirby
woman was arraigned this morning,
plead guilty and was fined S. and
costs.
William Chance, formerly an en-
ploye of the powder works at Mooar,
died this morning at his home, Sand
Prairie, from consumption of the
bowels The deceased was AZ years
old. Mrs. Chance, the wife, passed
away about twelve years ago. One
son survives.
According to retail grocers, the
price of sugar is advancing again.