The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-09
CITY NEWS
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/ Read The Daily Gate City.
-Patronize the business men of
your own town.
-Ayres & Sons sell fine diamonds
low because they import them.
The Chicago mail was almost an
hour late in arriving this morning.
Miss Lillian Perkins of the post
office conducted special departmental
examination at the local government
building yesterday.
Seat sale for the Parland-Newhall
Co. opens tomorrow morning at 5
O'Clock, at Y. NJ. c. A. business office.
Make reservation early.
City Collector Paul Luedtke COM
pleted his tax sale yesterday, disposirg
/ of tae balance of the certificates for
unpaid taxes.
One of the very finest numbers of
the course, the Parland-Newhall Co. at
the Grand Friday night, auspices of
Y. NJ. c. A.
I'm the court of Justice James S.
Burrows this morning, John Deck was
fined IS and costs on charge of lar
ceny preferred by H. lobe who charg-
ed him with taking furniture to the
value OF s4.25 from his home. Notice
of appeal was filed.
Auction sale of books, bibles and
holiday goods at and Z p. m. at CO.,
Main street. Closing out Collier Sta
| tionery Co. stock
The Gate City laundry is being
thoroughly overhauled by the new pro-
prietor. Mr. Mckinney, and many i'm
proyements are to be made in the
plant
See what you can save on furni-
ture at Cooks Christmas sale.
Peter McCredie has sold to Cor
nelius 4. Sharp, lot :. in block 147,
the property being near the corner of
! Tenth and Ridge streets. No con-
sideration is given in the deed filed.
See what few dollars will do al
/ Cooks this week.
Plan to enjoy the Parland-New-
/ hall Co. at the Grand Friday night.
/ 1t is without question one of the star
numbers of the Y. NJ. Z. A. course
/ Five men have been cutting ice
above the first locks yesterday and to-
day. The ice is only three inches
4 thick at present and the large harvests
will not come until later.
] Get Cooks sale prices before buy
/ ing anything in the furniture line.
Constable Leindecker pulled ho-
/ BIO named Frank Smith from under a
/ train this morning and brought him
4 to the court of Justice H. c. Landes,
where he was sentenced to five days
/ in the county Jail for jumping on a
moving train.
Leon Fitzgerald and James Givin,
the two Hannibal men who are charg-
ed with burglary, in robbing the We'd
\ Ter home during the street fair, enter
ed pleas of not guilty this morning in
| the Superior court and their prelim-
mary hearing was set for next We'd
nesday morning at 9 o'clock. Bond
was fixed at $1,000 in each case and the
/ w hiCh al Z SIN III jar, oCih5 uAoDlC
to furnish the bond.
Two hundred and sixty-seven old
books are to be sold by Lee county
to the state at so cents each, netting
the county s133.50. The books are re.
ports of the general assemblys from
the Twentieth to the Thirty-second and
can be redeemed by tae state at SO
cents each. They were stored away at
the county court house and of no
value to anyone, until Auditor South
found out that they were redeemable
A set of four copies of each report
We're kept on hand but the surplus
| was boxed up and sent to the secretary