The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-21
CITY NEWS

Cll I NEWS
Anxious to see Keokuk grow? Blu.
home made goods.
A patriotic son, One Peerless Flag
| at Loewenstein Music Store. Word
and music by Mrs. Laura H. P. Robin
| son. Published by Frank Rarding O
New York.
Call up Keokuk Box Co. for pine
kindling wood. Phone 1877
VIM. T. Hodge and the original
Man from Home" company is appear
Ing at the Aston Theatre in New York
following a long run in Chicago. A
Number 2" Man From Home" com
pany is announced to play 1 Fort Mad
son this week.
Register tomorrow. 1t will be the
first day of registration. 1t is splen
did idea to register the first day and
have the important matter over II
you are Keokuk voter you must reg
lister If you vote at the coming cleo.
ton.
People who were watching the
! southwestern sky last night, saw a
great meteor which fell. On account
of the clouds the meteor could not
be seen very clearly but it was such a
large one that the flash of light was
like lightning and attracted the atten-
ton of any who happened to be look
ing in that direction.
The Gate City this evening is again
able to issue the regular edition and
issue 1t on time as a result of the en-
ergetic work by the Electric Power
Co., in getting their plant in opera
ton. Considerable advertising APP
pears owing to the inability to place
much of the space in yesterdays pa
per. Readers are urged to note the
advertisements and especially the
want column
Register tomorrow. If not tomor.
row, the next day.
Funeral services for the late James
Jones were held this afternoon at 8
o'clock at the family residence, GLIB
Orleans street, and We're conducted by
Rev. R. C. McIlwain, pastor of st.
johns Episcopal church. The SER
vices were attended by many friends
and the Odd Fellows of the city attend
Led in a body. The pail bearers were
the following gentlemen Edward
Moore, G. w. Dunlap, Albert Kriel,
Edward j. Bawden Robert Peterson,
and Edward Vaughn.
Registration boards in session, TO-
morrow, Friday and Saturday.
Registration boards In session
! Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week The time and place of meeting
is announced in the registration notice
that appears elsewhere in this issue
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday are
registry days.
Registration boards in session
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week The time and place of meeting
is announced in the registration notice
that appears elsewhere in this issue.
Registration boards in session
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week The time and place of meeting
is announced in the registration notice
that appears elsewhere in this issue.
Registration boards in session
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week The time and place of meeting
is announced in the registration notice
that appears elsewhere in this issue.
Tomorrow will be the first chance
to register Don't forget it.
Call up Keokuk Box Co. for pine
kindling wood. Phone 1877.
An information has been filed in the
; against Harry Vance, charging him
with hunting on enclosed land.
The stone for the range work on the
new school house at Ninth and Con
cert streets. was delivered this morn
ing and the building will begin to
make progress now.
The condition of Mrs. Wells NJ T.
win continues to improve, which will
be glad news to her many friends.
Agnes orchestra will go to WARSAW,
! tonight to play for the dance given
in the Odd Fellows hall by the Girls
club of that place. A number CT Keo
kuk people attend these dances which
are given each week by the club.
From the morning of the 10th OF
July, the Hotel Keokuk registered
1,061 guests up to this afternoon. This
did not include the number who took
meals in the dining room of this fine
hotel as only about half of these reg
istered. The hotels of the city are
all doing a fine business.
EERRICK SAYS
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