The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-29
CITY NEWS.
Smoke Diploma Grande cigar.

Fourth street side OF the city market
ground at Fourth and Johnson streets.
Call on Gibson, second hand man
now at 916 Main. Bell phone 1910
red.
Miss Katherin Strimback submit
ted to an operation at st. Joseph's
hospital few days ago. She Is re-
ported to be getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
Sherwood sells harness.
Small channel catfish fresh every
day. also spring chickens, at Chas.
Marks, the butcher 1928 Main St.
Call over either phone.
Try Karle for shoe repairing. All
work guaranteed. S14 Main.
When you take your vacation trip
be sure and have The Gate City sent
to your address. You will enjoy the
vacation all the more if you keep In
formed on home happenings.
sherwood sells delivery wagons.
i Targets for rife practice of Com
pany L. the local military body, are
soon to be placed on the range at
Prices creek. The ranges will be
marked off from one hundred to a
thousand yards.
reduced prices on all low shoes,
oxfords and pumps at Ludwig's.
Mrs. Charles FROM was removed
from st Joseph's hospital Thursday
morning to her parents home, Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Tyrrell. of Hamilton,
4 Ill. Mrs. FROM is getting along very
nicely She was operated on for ap-
/ pendicttis.
/ Or. John w. Marsh left this morn
ing for Davenport to attend meet
Ing of the Iowa Board of Missions of
the Episcopal diocese. Rev. John c,
Sage. rector of st. Johns church of
/ this city, is also in Davenport attend
ing the session.
Olives, pickles, canned meats of
all kinds at Tmmegarts.
Fred A. Wedler has purchased
lot between Fifth and Sixth on Grand
avenue from e. T. Bartruff and will
In the very near future erect fine
new residence. Mr. Wedler considers
| that he has one of the finest sites in
| Keokuk and along the Mississippi
| The home will overlook the river and
the power house and dam. Already
he Is improving the property and is
building a temporary lookout plat
form in the rear.
1t has been suggested that the
police authorities exercise the great
est diligence in keeping out of the
city the floating criminal class that
has caused OF late a number of trag-
edies in this city. Keokuk does not
want that kind Of people and where
sufficient evidence Is not apparent
that they are entitled to remain they
should be chased out Of the city.
Crimes hurt the city's reputation and
devour the Taxpayers money.
Chief Schevers has received no.
tice from ST. Louis, announcing re- /
ward OF 5000 for the recovery of a
stolen automobile The machine is
described as follows: Chalmers De-
troit, 4 cylinder, model 30, baby ton.
neau, touring car. Factory No. 1894
Has st. Louis city license No. 27o5. \
Dark blue body, light running gear.
Has top and windshield. Address l..
d. Cabanne, Pearce Building, st. LOU
is. The machine was stolen on the
ninth Of this month.
-Ecclesiastics in close touch with
Roman Catholic diocesan affairs are
authority for the statement that the n
Davenport diocese will be divided 4
within the next few years, Iowa made /
an archbishopric by itself and Omaha
created as a new metropolitan see with
an archbishop. They say, however,
that this action will not be taken be-
fore winter as advices from Des
Motnes would indicate. Four dioceses
are necessary for an archbishopric
and with the Davenport diocese divid-
ed with Des Moines a separate divis-
ion, there would be the necessary 4
number. To create an archbishoprlc
at Omaha, that diocese would be d.
vided. A communication has been
sent to the apostolic delegate at
Washington asking if a petition to
Rome for this purpose would be in
order.
Persons about the depot at s:15
this morning looked fearfully when
George Yogel, young mason, in at
tempting to board the Wabash freight
caboose, which was pulling out at the
time, slipped and was dragging along
holding to the hand rail near the bot.
tom of the steps. vogel had package
in his hand and the motion of the
train kept him from regaining his
feet after falling to his knees. The
conductor of the freight signaled for
stop and the brakeman on the rear
Of the caboose set the air thinking
that Vogel would fall beneath the
wheels and be cut in two. The man
was able to get up and get aboard
properly after the train had been
brought to a stop at the foot of John
son street.