The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-10
CITY NEWS

vi L i IN LAWS
Made in Keokuk' campaign is
good one.
Hubert Evans is able to be out at
ter about five months illness with rheu
matism.
The rafter North Star and bowboa
Harriet, have returned north after de
livering the large raft to the Tabel
Lumber Co.
G. r. VanAusdall has sold to ]. B
VanPapendam, small tract of land
above Montrose, the deed being filed
for record here, but the consideration
is not stated.
The want column of this paper
should interest you. Use it when you
have something to sell, wish to buy,
trade or get information.
Regular meeting or Morning Star
Lodge No. 5, Knights of Pythlas. al
! f:30 o'cloc-, this evening, at CAST
hall. corner Fifth and Blondeau. Wis
tting knights fraternally invited.
The dance to be given by the girls
club at Warsaw in Odd Fellows hall
Will be given Wednesday evening, in
stead of next Saturday. Agnes or
chestra will furnish the music
drunk man with revolver last
evening made threats that he would
XIII himself and asked to be turned
! over to the sheriff. He was put in
the county Jail over night and re-
! leased this morning.
1 The information filed in the court
OF Justice Landes against James
! Vaughn by his wife who charged him
with intoxication and carrying con-
cealed weapons was withdrawn and
Vaughn was released from jail.
The wheelbarrow ride on Main
street last evening as the result of a
campaign bet did not come off. Mr.
Glidden was on the appointed spot at
the appointed time, ready for the ride,
but the Bryanite who was to wheel
him, did not show up
The fire department made run to
the Benevolent Union Home at Sew
enth and Bank street last evening
where the large chimney at that
place was burning out and some one
turned in the alarm, although the de-
partment was not needed
A request has been received by
Postmaster S. W. Moorhead from the
U. S. Navy department requesting him
to send the names of all young men of
this city who may have desire to
join the navy. The chances for pro-
motion are excellent and the service
means good schooling for any young
man.
The cottage prayer meetings of the
United Presbyterian church tonight,
held in preparation for DR.. W. ".
Orr's coming next week, will be held
as follows: Jacob Schouten's, 1909
Tfmea street, Rev. H. B. Foster. lead
er; Mr.. Brumbacks, 511 Palean street,
Mr.. 7. S. Frazer, leading; Mrs. o. w.
Weyer's, 72S High street, Mr. A. M.
Davidson, leading.
The fire department responded to a
call from Fourth and Blondeau at 4: 80
last evening but on arriving could not
find any evidence of fire in that 10.
cality. The chief with one of the reels
made detour down around Second
on Blondeau and Concert nd up Con-
cert to Third but could find nothing.
After about fifteen minutes waiting
the engines returned to the stables.
Burlington Hawk-Eye: The citizens
of darkest Reokuk are surely thank
full for the beautiful moonlight nights
OF the past. The engine at the power
house got out of order and but for the
lantern brigade, consisting of about
800 citizens, who hung out lanterns,
the city would have been in complete
darkness. Manager Ayres of the Keo-
kuk Electric company announces that
the repairs will be completed and the
lights turned on again December Is.