The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-09
CITY NEWS.

Have your harness repaired at
Sherwood's S, 703 Main.
The fire department answered q
call from the residence of Albert B.
Grout. So7 Bank street, late yesterday
afternoon. The fire was In tlue
See the Elk emblem pins, etc. in
Ayres window.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Welshymer OF Burlington, died yester-
day, and the body will be brought TO
this city for burial.
yellow meal, rye -four Immegart's
Franklin Co. in. lump and nut
on track. also some washed egg coal.
D, f. Reeves, mine agt.
Mrs. Claude Cook Of St Paul, who
has been sick at the home of her sis,
ter. Mrs. Harry Gibson, has been re-
moved to st. Joseph's hospital for
treatment.
Elk emblem pins, etc, at Ayres.
Fresh halibut, herring. red snap
per. ciscoes. smelts and Spanish
mackerel at Jos. Hauhert's, 7o9 Main
u. H. Finney. jeweler of Way
land. Iowa, attempted to commit sui
eide yesterday by cutting his throat.
Finney went into butcher shop
there. while the proprietor was in the
back room. and before anyone could
prevent him. picked up large steak
knife and slashed his throat. He
will probably survive.
Sherwood leads in the harness
line. Blankets and robes at cost.
I'm few days will be begun can
vass for funds with which to build a
100000 Y. NJ c. A building in Quin-
cy. The citizens of Quincy are deep
ly interested in the movement and
there is no doubt that the money will
be raised and fine Y. M. C. A. build
ing erected there
rem VS.. j. A. Davis, Phene Neil, ex-
ecutor of the estate of James Neil,
deceased. and the unknown heirs and
claimants, was filed today in the dis
trict court by Attorney r. N. Johnson
of Fort Madison. 1t is sought to es-
to about 1870 acres of Lee county farm
land
Nelson D. Warner and George F.
Witch, charged with maintaining a
gambling house, were held to await
the action of the March grand jury
by Judge w. L. Mcnamara after a
preliminary in the superior court yes
terday afternoon The bond furnish
ed for their appearance at the pre-
liminary was continued.
BY almost unanimous vote. AS
ISOLATION of Ice Cream manufacturers
of Iowa went on record yesterday at
Ottumwa was opposed to the
bill now pending in the legislature
to place a standard on ice cream
Waterloo nosed Davenport out for
1 the 1912 meeting. President Mey-
ers casting the deciding vote. The
I old officers were reelected as follows:
President, Claude Meyers, Ottumwa;
| vice president, ]. l.. Lilligan, Oska
loosa; treasurer. C. ]. Hutchinson, Des
Moines: secretary, ]. H Sindinger
| Waterloo.
4 While temporarily insane, though
apparently in his usual physica
/ health, Arthur Dickhut, a prominent
| farmer residing about three miles nortf
i of Camp Point, H., YESTERDAY wen
to his room UP stairs, stretched him
self upon bed, and fred a bulle
into his brain. Death came less thar
two hours later. He used 22-calibr'
rifle to accomplish the deed, ant
when the body was found by his wifi
the gun lay across his chest. M
cause, except insanity. can be assign
ed for his suicide. He was well-to-do
owning clear of any debt a 100-acr'
farm of good land. His domestic lif'
has been happy, and he was Away
highly respected by the people of tn
Camp Point community.