The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-26
CITY NEWS.

oce thS Oounly + dlI June 90 81.
White dress goods, 15c to soc.
! Central.
One week from tomorrow Fourth
OF July. Make it safe and sane
\ Fourth.
Sale on colored silk umbrellas all
this week at Central Store
| The steamer Dubuque was up
stream last night from ST. Louis and
left this morning at g.
M. S. Ackles and family have re-
| turned from ten days outing st Tay-
lor Island. The party made she trip
in Mr.. Ackles' big launch.
Wash belts, 5, 10 and 25c. Central.
During the months OF July and
| August Keokuk ministers will try and
take some little vacation recreation
while the union services are in pro-
gress.
50 colored silk umbrellas special
at s159 this week at Central.
Two Osnaloosa men, Walter John
son and a Mr.. Williams of that city,
made fast trip to Keokuk yester-
! day morning in big touring car.
The gentlemen left Oskaloosa at 500
o'clock and arrived here at 10 a. m.
Lawns, 5, 10, 1914, 15c per yard,
large assortments at Central.
The case of T. B. Snyder, Fort
Madison attorney. against Warren
Russ. who resides near Pennington.
was begun in the superior court this
afternoon. Snyder is suing for $50
attorney fees and the defendant has
set up a counter claim for s24o The
case will be tried to jury.
For summer underwear see the
| Central's large line.
The steamer ST Paul brought 63
window frames from Rock Island
here this morning at 1:30, the frames
to be used at the new st. Mary's
| church at Fourteenth and Johnson.
The boat after unloading other freight
! shipments. left at 2 o'clock for St.
Louis. The ST. Paul left Davenport
/ yesterday morning at IL o'clock and
had big trip all the way through.
The three boats which run into
Keokuk every Sunday with excur-
sions, Columbia, Black Hawk and
| Keokuk, brought their largest crowds
here yesterday The Keokuk arrived
in port at 10 o'clock and the other two
! boats from the north came in at 2
O'Clock The BARRIERS union of Bur-
lington had the Columbia chartered
and carried big crowd Ft. Madi-
son sent at least 700 people here to
attend the corner stone exercises at
ST Mary's Catholic church.
The Keok,lk Airdome Company,
with capital stock of $4,000. has
| filed articles of incorporation in the
| county recorders Office here. The
/ general nature of the business Is to
/ lease, operate and control, airdomes,
opera houses theatres, moving pic
ture shows and vaudeville attractions
1 in Lee county The two directors are
4 Archie G. Hull and Edward Eichhorn.
The former is named as president
4 and the latter as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The stock is divided into shares OF
/ 500 each.
There was the usual Monday
morning grind in the superior court.
George w. Ritter, the Nauvoo attor-
/ ney, arrested Saturday for being in,
toxicated, was released on the pay
1 ment of 81 and costs Oscar Brown
entered plea of guilty to the lar
ceny of razor and Mrs. Vim was
! given thirty days in both the county
and city jail on the charges of being
| drunk and trespassing. An informa-
ton was fled against John Doe for
carrying concealed weapons and one
against him for discharging firearms
within the city limits.
An amended answer in the Lee
county bridge tax case was filed in
the district court this morning by at
torneys for the county, The case vii
be heard some time this week by
Judge Henry Bank, Jr. The amend
| ment sets out that the mayor anc
commissioners repealed diverse ane
various ordinances and in lieu OF act
ing under said ordinances and special
commissioners repealed divers ane
numerous instances acting under the
law of the State of Iowa governing
cities of the first and second class
and not as a special charter city.