The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-30
CITY NEWS

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Senatorial primary ballot request in
this ISSUE
Tomorrow evening the Lantern club
list will appear
An extra freight left over the Wa
bash at 1920 this morning.
In this issue appears the request for
the senatorial primary ballot.
A fine setter dog was killed by the
Park car at Fifth and Main STREETS
early this morning.
With falling off in travelling, hotel
business during the past week has
been on the decrease.
Indestructable and double disc rec
ords at Sutlive Bros No trouble to
show you.
G. W. Moseley lost his bird dog to-
day when the little animal was run
over by the depot street car.
Cement cutters on both sides of
the street are being laid on North
Ninth, between Blondsau and Con
cert.
Geo. A. Brinkman was initiated in
the mysteriousness of the Lantern
and Illuminating society. His lantern
is on long pole extended from the
front porch on 623 Bank street.
About forty colored people of this
city attended dance in Burlington
last evening, many going up on the
2:05 in the afternoon.
Parents should call the attention OF
their children to the notice from the
marshal published elsewhere and adj
wise their children not to get into
trouble tomorrow evening.
H. B. Wright of Des Moines, the
American consul to Honduras, arrived
In the city this morning and will make
an address this evening at the county
court house to the colored voters of the
city.
The new cement sidewalk which has
been In the process of construction for
a short time on Blondeau and Eighth
street sides of the new Baptis. church
is nearly completed.
The fine new pews for the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church have arriv-
ed and are being unpacked and placed
IN the church today by the workmen
The new carpeting which is of a yery
pretty design and of fine quality has
been laid and everything will soon be
in readiness for the congregation to
enter their church.
Butter Scotch Patties. 15c. Shoe
Ship, 25c per pound Saturday at
Sutlive Bros.
Wayland Times: Mrs Sutlive Of
keokuk had the misfortune to fall and
fracture her limb, one evening last
week, while trying to get some bed
clothing from a high shelf. She is
improving.
By the reorganization of the Keokuk
Barrel Company. Paul l.. Dysart re-
turns to Keokuk as a citizen and is
moving from Paducah, KY, and will
again be citizen here which will be
good news to his many friends.
The change in running schedule an
nounced yesterday by the Burlington
viii effect only one train arriving and
leaving Keokuk. No. Z leaving at 2:4O
a. m. will leave at 2:35 a. m. or five
minutes earlier. This change is aft
fecting Sunday, November 1. The
time card was received at the local of.
fee today.
The fire department made an early
morning run this morning at 6:1O to
the home of o. M. Smith, No. 713 Pa
lean street Where an oil stove had
caused trouble, setting fire to the
Wainscoting in the kitchen and TO the
cupboard, curtains and other parts of
the room. The chemical engine was
used to put out the blaze.
me old reliable delivery horse of
M Dumenil met with misfortune
ms morning early while coming down
Main street AS the horse reached
Ninth street he suddenly kicked back.
wards without any warning and his
eft hind leg went over singletree
Inc morse was running at the time and
or nearly half block he continued ON
hree legs. In the middle of the blocK {
le leli IN heap breaking one of the I
mats but with slight injury to him.
ielf. '''ii
Saturday is your last chance to
egister. ~
Inc following is clipping from the
'es Moines Daily News: The first in.
taiiment of the medical students for
'rake university coming from the dis.
anoed keokuk Medical school reach.
a Des Moines last night, and all Init
bout twenty of them will reach tba
ity today and Thursday. The class
omlag Thursday evening had as their
lemoers, two ladies, increasing tbe
uinper taking medicine In the local
chool TO eighty. the largest number
yer studying at Drake. The memhars
the Dental school will NOT be
rought to Des Moines until Nov :
men arrangements can he comn,a.a,
Of their reception and care If heina
ecessary to re-equip school hera sas
neir work. mere LOT |
ns virtue OF special execution h
asor OF the First National bant 80
: =, :. rieasant, G. r. Holmes and Hart
iolHefS VS. r and E.. =,