The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-16
CITY NEWS

at his home.
No. IL Kline was an hour late this
morning on account of Rock Island
connections at Burlington.
Outing gowns and outing skirts
cheaper than you can make EN-.
Central Store
A work train went north this morn
ing at Sis to repair track on the Q
above here
Ask for Centrars premium tickets.
They are worth money to you.
Justice H C. Landes is able to be
back at his office after a couple OF
days lay of on account of an attack
of malaria.
Spend jolly evening with tie Cat
talin players at Dodge's theater.
A parade was given at noon by the
Uncle Toms Cabin company and was
I witnessed by number of pedestrians
along Main and Johnson street.
Fresh rabbits at Tigues
The junior football team of this city
which went to Warsaw Saturday re-
turned home with the scalp of that
club. the score being 10 to 0.
Wool dress goods, SOC to $3.50 per
yard at Central store.
There were no arrests of any conse-
quence at the police station Saturday
evening or during Sunday A few
DRINKS and sleepers were locked up
during that time
keokuk real estate men are prepar-
ing for an active campaign next
and are receiving a large number of
| two, fvrs1 NI-,,ly SnSN
| traded ten thousand dollars worthh of
property last week.
| Japanese drawn work linens. spec
| ial display. see Centrals window
show to be given for the benefit of the
base ball club, is to be held this even
| ing. The men who are to sing in lne
/ show have been together number of
times and the work of drilling the cho-
rus has been started.
| Outings at 5. S1-3, loo yd. Central
| The steamer Keokuk arrived in port
Saturday evening and left for FIT. Mad
! ison and Rock Island yesterday morn
| ing at ten thirty. From FIT. Madison
the Keokuk will ltow the Eloise to
Rock Island where the two boats will
remain until the opening of naviga-
ton in the spring.
For hosiery, see the Central
| William NJ. Mott of Bushnell, H.,
and Emma L. Schubert of Industry,
! H., came to Keokuk this morning, Sc
cured marriage license and hunted
up Rev. j. c. McCaslin. pastor of the
| Methodist Protestant church and were
married
Communion was held at the First
Congregational church on Sunday
morning, this being the first con1mun-
ion held in the fine new church. The
morning services We're beautiful and
inspiring, the sermon by Rev. Will
! liams being especially So
Xmas will soon be here, So don't
miss attending Ayres' auction sale of
| jewelry. silverware, etc.
! Residents on South Sixth street
were startled from their slumbers
about s O'Clock yesterday morning by
a runaway horse with fish wagon at
tached, came dashing down the hill at
terrific speed and narrowly missed
running into telephone pole at John
son street. Two or three occupants of
the light covered wagon jumped out
when the vehicle and flying horse
reached Exchange but no one was in
| lured. The horse ran to Seventh and
/ Blondeau street, where it stopped up
/ to a slower pace and sauntered down
| Blondeau. where it was recovered by
j the owner, Burk the fisherman.
Thanksgiving table linens and nap
/ kins at special prices. Central
/ Special for this week: Regular 81
/ enameled "ROASTER" at 4ac. Sup.
/ ply limited. See them at Settler &
/ Cherry Co.
The Uncle Toms Cabin company ar
rived in the city in Its private car this
moring and switched on to the stub
ct the Union depot. A large number
of fine dogs are to be seen WITH the
company which plays here this even
| ing
Uncle Tom" little Eva Marks the
awver. and all of them. at the Grand
/ tonight.
Clarence Clarkson. aged % years
of Louisiana. Mo- and Clemeth Dixon
/ aged Is years of Warsaw. accompan,
led by her mother, came to Eeokuk
Sunday ard the young couple was
married at high noon by Justice H
I G. Landes at his home. They viii
make their home at ouisiana where
the groom is employed by the water
4 work company.
4 See the Cattalin players tonight al
Dodge's tbeater
If you don't want to take stand
ing room you had better go to the
Grand early tonight There will be {
big crowd.
\ Two bowling matches will be pull
4 ed off this evening and one tomorrow
evening. At the Keokuk Club ALLEYS
tonight the Keolluk Club team vii
meet the st. Peters team, and at the
4 Drexel alleys the Drexels will battle
with the Grand Leaders. the leaders
/ If the league. On Tuesday evenine
St Mary's and the independents vii
meet at st. Mary's alleys. The Drex
1 FL team hopes to pull down the Crane
Leaders from their hien position
The Cattalin players tonight a
fDodge's theater.