The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-14
GRAND a 2euse
Daily Matinees 2:30
PROGRAM TOMORROW
katzenjammer Kids
The Lost Hat
When the Heart Calls
The Gent from Honduras
Luxor Egypt
Prices same afternoon and evening.
ADULTS, 1oc; CHILDREN SC.
Luxor Egypt
CITY NEWS.

~. W. excursion to Quincy June
is On w. w. and barge. Lunches
specially.
THE board of trustees of the
Keokuk Public Library met last night
at the library and heard the librari-
ans report and attended to other ron
tine business. Nothing unusual oc-
cured and the board adjourned early.
"A quarryman named Raglan took
on too much fire water after collect
ing his salary, and the police had to
take charge of him. He was arraigned
in superior court this morning after
he had sobered up, and was permitted
to return to his work.
Ask your dealer for snow ball
cleaner for white leather Or canvas
shoes. Price ten cents.
| "A Quincy character named Harry
Brown was before Judge Mcnamara
in the district court this morning, on
a charge Of vagrancy, to which he
pleaded not guilty and was sent back
to jail to await his preliminary hear
ing. Brown, who is an undesirable for
any city, blew out of Quincy with an
other mans wife and they have been
| living here since, by some means or
other. Brown has had frequent re
ceptions at the Quincy workhouse.
4 Phil Chaser Chas. A. Noakes and
i Geo. j. d. Salzer are the duly elected
delegates who will represent Keokuh
Aerie 6S3 Fraternal order of Eagles
at Burlington June IS, 10 and 20
About fifty Eagles from Keokuk vii
attend In a body on Wednesday, and
will make a good showing in the
parade.
Miss Florence Washgreen, aget
seventeen, daughter of Mr.. and slrs
Frank F. Wahlgreen of SIG South
Twelfth street was operated on fol
appendicitis this morning in ,oca
hospital She stood the operation fav
orably and is getting along as we'll al
could be expected.
IT. W. excursion to Quincy jun
! 1s on w w. and barge. Lunches
speciality.
he u6uiCdllOu VI Tic udtl, 1SO. IL
South Third street occurred las
night as announced and there was ;
good attendance After short oper
air meeting held on Main street, thu
meeting at the hall began at o'clocl
and was addressed by Rev. ]. F. san
ders of the First Baptist church ant
Rev. R. w. Lilley of the First Chris
tian church. The furniture and othel
paraphernalia belonging to the miss
ionaries have arrived and Is being pu
in place today.
I'm the June number of the "Towf
Factories" trade paper devoted tt
the interests of Iowa manufacturing
enterprises, picture is shown o
Cephas Harrison, of Keokuk, wht
was elected vice president of the low;
State Manufacturers Association a
Sioux City, several weeks ago.
A telegram was received this at
ternoon stating that ]. Emmett Belts
: Keokuk boy, had passed the physica
| examination for entrance to the Unit
ed States Naval Academy at Annar
oils, Md He passed the mental ex
| animation at Burlington severa
} months ago with high honors and wen
to Annapolis for the physical examir
alton about June /.
, The remains of Mrs Dollie Rea
whose death occurred at Galesburg
, Ill, Wednesday night were brought t,
!, the city today and taken to the under
: taking parlors of E. E. Hawkes. t.
await burial which will likely occu
tomorrow.
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