The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-03
CITY NEWS

Bargains In all lines, variety.
For toys and holiday goods. Variety.
j Carborlndum stones OF every kind
at Webers.
Get what you advertise for-Use
The Gate City.
Eat Brassil's ice cream cones next
week. Look for the name.
The Y. M. G. A. baths will open this
afternoon and evening for the season.
Three strangers were locked up last
/ night on suspicion, also one drunk.
Hear Blind Boone Concert Co., to-
night at Bethel A. M. E. church.
Window glass, white lead and lin
seed oil. j. F. Kiedaisch & Son.
/ Brassil's ice cream cone stand In
front Of Mas & Bodies shoe store
next week.
Mr.. Ed Lauberscheimer will sing at
the First Christian church tomorrow
evening.
Next week the big week in Keokuk
Free Fall Celebration. Be sure and
come to Keokuk.
Next week is the week. There Will
be big crowd in Keokuk to attend
the free fall celebration.
Charles Atterburg, one Of Lee coun-
tvs prosperous farmers, was in the
! city today.
Concession men are busy getting
their tents and stands read yfor Free
Fall Celebration week.
The county correspondents of The
Gate City report very large number
1 coming to the Keokuk Free Fall Gel
ebration.
Workmen were putting up the raised
i platform at Third and Main streets
4 this morning for the Japanese troupe
of acrobats.
4 Mrs. Perry Nelson of 1852 Exchange
street, who has been i'll for the past
j four months. was removed last evening
Ito st. Joseph's hospital.
Stove room special for Monday from
~ a. m. till 8 p. m. regular $1.25 uni
versal food choppers at tic each. Linn
4 it of one to customer. Duncan-Schell
. Furn. Co.
The merchants of the city are beau
tifying their windows with the street
fair colors, green and white. A num-
Der of the windows would be hard to
surpass in beauty.
Many nutting parties have been ar.
ranged for tomorrow and the acarby
woods should be thronged with people
gathering hickory nuts and walnuts.
Joseph G. Delaplaine has decided to
Frank l.. Morgan, lot 1 in block 103,
: the property being the old Delaplaine
homestead on the corner of Seventh
and Morgan streets. The considera
! ton is not stated in the deed.
De La Sale Council knights of
Z Columbus will attend the closing of
the Catholic Mission at Montrose Sun
day going to that place in the morning
~ at 1880 o'clock. Many expect to at
tend
At 1O:3O o'clock Sunday morning
High Mass will be celebrated at St.
4 Peters Catholic church at which
there will be special music in honor of
the anniversary of the dedication of
the altar. The program for the mass
was published in Thursdays edition
of this paper.
The Gate City gives it's readers 20
pages tonight and has been printing
1G pages all week. Eight extra pages
i for five days and dozen extra pages
this evening, makes total of 50 extra
pages for the readers this week. This
= weeks issue, consists of just an even
one hundred pages.
srJSl,< =,
anniversary of the founding of Keo-
= kuks Daughters of the American Rev
olution Chapter falls On Saturday
i October 10, and the ladies composing
it are making elaborate preparations
for observing the event. They have
invited the ladies of Jean Espy Clap
y ter of Fort Madison to participate and
y the invitation has been accepted. The
i days program will be given later.
= Secretary w. r. C. Hendricks of the
q baseball association will begin this at
! ternoon preparing financial report OF
the past year 1t is expected that the
< report will have been completed and
\ ready for publication by the latter
= part of next week The report viii
show that after old bills have beer
paid there will be small balance fo
N next season. @
An entertainment is to be given to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a
e Dodge's theaters to which the boys o
s. the city are to be admitted free pro
viding they have tickets wlica can b
= obtained at the Y NJ G.. A. The en-
= tertainment which has been provides
- for by the Y NJ G. A. will consist o
moving pictures and an address BY H
c. Brown on, "a Game of Chance
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