The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-20
CITY NEWS.
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A pocket book containing silver
/ has been found by the police. The
owner may have the same by calling
at the station and describing same
and the amount.
You can always be suited in har-
ness at Sherwood's.
j Father NJ j. Foley, editor of the
/ Western Catholic, published at Quin-
cy. has accepted the knights of Co
lumbus invitation to speak at the
banquet here on April 80 following
the Tri-City invitation. Father Foley
is an eloquent speaker and will have
for his subject Columbus"
Governor 5. F. Carroll has been
I'm Fort Madison during the past two
days on business pertaining to the
state penitentiary. The object of his
visit is to examine Mo the workings
lof the board of parole and to meet
with the state board of control. While
there he will look into the manage
ment of the prison and the work that
is under way at that institution at the
present time. The board of parole is
in session and the governor is at
tending the meetings.
Regular meeting of Keokuk
lodge No. LOG, B. P. O. E., tonight at
! Elks' hall, Sixth and Main street
Visiting Elks invited Initiation
Installation of officers.
The Kellogg-B Company filed
i a renewal of its articles of incorpora-
i ton today in the county recorders Of
nee, extending the corporate life of
4 the corporation for period of TWEEN
ty years. The capital stock of the
company is 100000, divided in 1000
shares of 500 each, common stock,
and 1000 shares of S100 each, cumu-
i latfve, non-voting 5 per cent preferred
! stock. Ira w. Wills is president and
general manager, and H. c. Brown.
\ secretary.
The tenth anniversary of Burling-
ton lodge of Eagles, Aerie $50 will be
observed there on the 2Sth of the
month. The chief feature of the event
will be the monster social session to
be held in the comfortable quarters
\
energetic and capable committee has
the affair in charge, and the liveliest
and best time in Eagledom is antici-
pated. Large delegations from neigh
boring cities. will be present to parti-
cipate in the joyous occasion
The Steamer Keokuk, has been
put in shape for the seasons run and
for the present has taken the place
of the Helen Blair which is laid up
at Davenport for repairs AS soon as
1 the weather becomes settled and the
passenger bushes picks up, the Keo-
kuk will be put in the Keokuk-Q Quincy
trade and the Black Hawk will run
only between Keokuk and Burlington.
&C. o. Starr brought suit in the
/! district court today against the City
| of Keokuk for $4,000 damages, for a
sprained ankle alleged to have been
/! sustained in fall on January 90, at
the corner of 18th and Orleans. The
city is charged with neglect in failing
/ to keep and maintain a crossing
across Orleans street but that it had
constructed a ditch along and para
/ llel with the side walk and had I'M
0ertaken to divert the water by con-
structing pile of dirt in the ditch.
Also that the defendant neglected to
provide the crossing with light.
Officials at the Keokuk Union
depot are many times called on 20
help out in emergency cases. This
was illustrated last night when a tee
graphic message was received from
south of here that physician be on
hand when train No. 10; arriving at
had gotten a fish bone turned side
wise in her throat while taking sup
I per in the dining car and nearly chok-
/ ed to death. Before the train arrived
mere the bone had been extracted by
persons on the train and the woman
Who was hardly able to breathe, re
Iieged Of the fastening in her wind
pipe.
Henry Wills, an aged negro past
sixty years, an employe IF the Mis-
gissippi Coal and Ice Company died
this morning about O'Clock at st.
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cause of the old colorsd mans demise
he having been found In barn and
through orGeY 81 Fred K0rachger. su-
/ perlntesdsDf of tbs poor. removed to
ths hospital Iasf Monday afternoon.
one lung wss eiosed I'D 81 the time
af.d 10 mrs kn1Hp Inst WINS condi-
zion Wss gfGYa f'fts body Was renog-
N tbis morning ~ he frifnmins 4
THass aHdsftAkfuE Dariors and
NJ y1ftga ms Kindness NJ Captain J. y.
ttaDebIf,s1f. ne eotofed man ~iIl be
gsB4B Fl respectable burial Wills was
b fsifafg oig workman and was well
ktsnWa at1ygt tlis leYee where he had
Deeg fof 9ssgs, ~ msde iig home in
Z . eSgank vi mo f1ol ~ franklin street.
~ MA ~ kaow1l gelat1gea living.
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