The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-12
CITY NEWS.
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m0IAidSe Incense was issued TO-
day to George J. Meister and Irene A.
Haissig.
Sherwood for buggies at cost
/ prices.
The Burlington route paymaster
VIII visit Keokuk on the eighteenth,
Wednesday OF next week.
Roswell Starr has transferred to
Ida Warburton small piece of prop
erty In Van Buren, township.
Cheap dimension at q way down
price. Keokuk Lumber Company.
-Othilda Wolter has conveyed to
Samuel 7. Russell lot Z, block 8, XIII
bourne addition, on the corner Of Eff
teenth and Johnson
Give the Gate City Laundry trial
with your shirts and collars Satisfac.
ton guaranteed Under new manage
ment Geo. w. Gardner.
In the next ten days will sell
best Springfield lump coal at SO Is per
ton in quantities Of FIVE tons or more.
]. G. McManue Both phones. Office.
Ninth and Johnson.
This Is the last week for PLAYING
Dickinson cup cards at the Keols1k
Country club, and the few remaining
golfers who have not finished their
ten rounds are expected to do so on
or before next Sunday. The course
has had plenty of high grass on 1t dur.
ing the past three weeks and the rain
made 1t impossible for men to work.
/ Sherwood for all kinds of harness
and harness supplies.
DE La Sale council, Knights of
Columbus, will observe Landing Day
at the lodge hall, corner of Fifth
and Main, this evening. There will
be a short program of speaking and
musical numbers followed bv dancing.
Very Rev. James W. Gillespie will be
the speaker. Nearby councils, as we'll
as those all over the country likewise
will observe the day Burlington, Fl.
Madison and Quincy will have special
programs and In the last named city
Attorney E. w. McManus of Keokuk
will be one of the banquet orators,
The announcement comes from
Davenport that the packet Wenona has
been sold by the Carnival City Pack
ct company to j. O. Tinsley OF Car
ruthersville, Mo-, who will use her
in the local freight and passenger
trade out of the city Captain Walter
Blair, president of the Carnival City
Packet company, will take the steamer
to st. Louis, leaving Davenport today.
Captain J. d. Moad OF Charlottesville
is in Davenport and will come down
with the Wenona, taking charge after
leaving st. Louis. Owing to the sale
of the boat the excursion to the Keo-
kuk dam, which was to have left
Davenport Friday, has been called off.
-T1c funeral of Or. Victor B. Och'l-
tree, whose death occurred in Keo-
kuk yesterday. was held this afternoon
the services being conducted at the
residence, 502 North Third street, by
Rev. q. B. Newcomb, pastor of the
Westminster Presbyterian church, at
$3.50 o'clock. Many close friends of
the decedent were present and the
physicians of Keokuk attended in a
body The pail bearers were: Dr.
George F. jenkins, DR.. F. B. Dorsey,
o. W. Ellsworth, Fred A. Koechling,
,, James Eagan and Philip Brownell, The
body will be taken to st. Francisville,
!, Mo- the former home Of DR.. Ochiltree,
: Friday morning for burial. This morn
,, ing at 10 o'clock Keokuk physicians
: met at the office of DR.. H. A. Kinna
man to take some action regarding the
death of Dr. Ochiltree. A committee
. consisting Of Dr. Kinnaman, DR.. F. B
!. Dorsey and Dr. G. R. Armentrout was
: appointed to draft resolutions of re
: spect. The meeting was well attended
? and the doctors decided to attend the
:. funeral in a body. A floral offering
was sent to the home.
g Take your harness for repairs te
! Sherwood.
Otto RAIDER, the lost West Keokuh
g boy, returned to his home at Cali
l. fornia and Missouri avenues last night
J. at Z O'Clock, after having been away
/ for thirteen hours Young RAIDER lef
a home in the morning at 6 o'clock tt
l. search for a COW which had strayed
l. The boy went to the pasture near the
s cemetery to commence his hunting
!
+ for the strayed milk, butter and
s cheese giver, and wandering along
r with eyes peeled for sight of Bossy
s Otto got too far and lost himself. He
met a man out near the vicinity Of
r the powder works at Mooar who sci
X him on the right road home and q
q short time before seven O'Clock last
q night the bow arrived at the Des
i Moines river bridge. From there
O sailing was easy as he knew the ter
n ritory and the road home. The pa
i rents of the boy were much worried
+ about his failure to return home and
h at one o'clock called the police to ask
v them help find the lad. The COW was
n found wandering at Nineteenth ant
!. High streets by Mrs. Happs ant
g "brindle'' was returned safely to the