The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-12
CITY NEWS

Daily Gate City, 10 cents a week
Spend the evening at the Roll-a.
way.
The Rolla-way, where your time
is best enjoyed.
do your Christmas shopping with
keokuk merchants.
-Schell-Demple Furniture Co. will
pc open every evening until after
Christmas.
Turkey dinner at Westminster
chapel, Tuesday, Dec. Is. $40 to
1880. Soc.
fine line of fancy box candies,
and choice bulk candies at Dupy
Bros bakery.
-keokuk made goods are as good
as any other goods. Buy them and
help local industries.
POSTMASTER S. W. Moorehead adj
dressed the pupils of st. Peters Cath
ONO school yesterday afternoon.
"A rehearsal of the Elk's minstrel
mas been called for Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at Dodge's theater
Unitarian ladies' bazaar and chick
en- pie supper Friday, December 10.
Bazaar opens 8 p. m. Supper S5c.
DELAYED shipment of sterling sill.
yer toilet goods and novelties receiy-
F! ed today. Hundreds of articles at
! reasonable prices. LeBrons.
Now is the time to order your
holly and evergreen wreathing for
christmas decorations. Finest line of
cut flowers in the city. VIM C. Laisle.
Holiday special for Monday from
: a. m. till 9 p. m. regular soc, Coo
and 75c finely decorated Haviland and
GO. Limoges French China small
salads at &c each. Limit of one to
customer. Duncan-Scheel Furn. Co.
You will surely spend this even
ing at the Rolla-way. Fiftieth Iowa
band and a desirable party from every
standpoint
Judge Felix T. Hughes and d. A.
4 Collier have returned from LeMars
/ where the Collier law suit involving
the title to big tract of land. en-
bracing one whole town, was being
tried. The case was not finished
Lot in block %, Reeves, Perry
& William addition, being on the east
side of Franklin street between Sew.
enteenth and Eighteenth streets. has
been decided to Mrs. Mary A. Bennett
by Charles F. Linquist. The consider
I alton is not stated in the deed filed
today.
-Fiftieth Iowa band will play at the
Rolla-way tonight.
] The body of James E. Mcbride
was brought to Keokuk last evening
from Mt. Pleasant, accompanied by
4 Undertaken Crimmins and was taken
j to the family residence, sos North
Thirteenth street.
Observation-Disclosures meeting of Har-
din lodge No. 20, A. F. and A. NJ, on
next Monday evening, December IA
at 7:30 o'clock Election of officers
Visiting brothers fraternally invited
to attend. By order of W. M. A. K
Stewart, secretary.
Spend this evening at the Rolla.
way. A jolly party will participate in
the pleasant pastime, and the Fiftieth
Iowa band will play.
Return engagement all next week
of the Catterlin players, at Dodge's
4 theater. Change of program Monday
Wednesday and Friday
4 The Catterlin players all next
!. week at Dodge's theater. The great
talking pictures and the most fetching
playlets. Entire change of plays and
pictures from last engagement. See
them Monday night.
Sam Casey of Kahoka. while driv
ing across the railroad track near the
depot, in that city this morning haG
narrow escape from death. A fast
freight backed into his wagon, utter
ly demolishing the vehicle. Mr.. Casey
and the team escaped unframed. A
gentleman who witnessed the acciden
said the man had very narrow es
cape.
-Catterlin players all next week a
Dodges theater
This morning Officer Holiday ar
rested Johnnie Chandler Buck Brown
: anu a DOs udHleu blllllll lol uolHS his
chief at the public library. The boys
were charged with throwing books
. hauling around the mats on the flool
and making nuisances of themselves
They were brought up to the superior
court, not being locked up, and re
f leased after being given good tall
| by the city marshal and Judge.