The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-31
CITY NEWS
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III Jersey dream uOur we CudIlou6o
competition In purity. color, flavor and
volume.
G. Bird Kellogg is able to be out
again. after being housed u, for
number OF days.
Senatorial ballots must be petitioned
for. The sample request appears in
this issue.
At 9 o'clock this evening the regis
tration boards will close. You must
register before that hour.
The many friends OF little Martha
O'Day will be sorry to learn that sac
is seriously sick at her home.
The special saloon committee of the
city council held meeting last even
ing and will make report to the coun-
Gil on Monday evening.
The registration boards will be in
session this evening until 9 o'clock.
1t will be your final opportunity to reg
lister. Go and register.
Senatorial ballots must be petitioned
for. The sample request appears in
this issue.
Mrs. George D. Rand left this morn
ing for Burlington where she will at
tend the golden wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Sclerfey Of
that city.
Charles Fowler Of Luray, who was
member Of the police force when H.
G. Landes was calaboose keeper, IS
in the city today looking up his many
old friends.
The senatorial primary election re-
quest is printed in this issue to show
tie method to employ to get the ballot.
Be sure and sign the slip and get the
senatorial ballot.
Commencing Nov. 2 Meister Bros
will occupy building No. 722H Main
street. where they will carry COM
plete line of electrical supplies and
do all kinds of electrical repair work
and all systems of wiring.
Until 9 o'clock this evening the reg
istration boards will be in session. Be
sure and attend to the important mat
ter of registering. All voters in Keo-
kuk and Fort Madison mu-t register.
The reason why the school board did
not award the heating contract the
other evening. has been made known.
The original specifications called for a
boiler Of a certain size. but afterwards
the architect found out that a larger
boiler would be necessary and SO he
sent letters to each contractor stating
that the boiler to be bid on should be
larger. This was not reported to the
board at once and for that reason the
board decided not to award the con-
tract until the matter could be in
yestigated. So it turns out that there
was nothing wrong whatever.
Jersey Cream is put on the market
with every possible economy. consist
ent with highest quality, for the bene-
fit Of the consumer.
Chas. Martin of West Point, was IN
the city yesterday calling on the vo-
tiers. Mr.. Martin is candidate for SUI
/ peryisor on the Republican ticket and
has served in Tat capacity on pre-
vious occasion. He made first class
official
Gernit Danfor6 left tais morning for
Canton where this afternoon he will di-
rect the rehearsal of the Matrimonial
Exchange" which will BE- presented in
that city under Mr.. Danford's direction
on the 10th of November The play
when presented in this city at the Ca
sino this summer under the direction
of Miss Roche made quite hit and
a number of Keokuk people have plan
ned to attend the play at Canton on
Tuesday night the tenth of next month.
The play is to be given for the bene-
fit of the Hawkins Literary society Of
that city and will be given in the opera
house by the Students of Christian
University. Canton.
Jersey Cream is of the very highest
auality-we make no .ner kind.
Wells Flour Milling Co.. Wells. MINI.
Under the direction of Rev. James
Connoran. Coroner Korschgen this
morning sent to st. Louis little or
phan boy of about nine years of age,
Roy Harold Mcclure by name. The
bright little fellow will be placed in
the National Benevolent association in
that city and will be taken care of until
old enough to do for himself. Rev.
Connoran was formerly with the st.
Louis association but of late years has
retired but now and then being able to
do some good for the association and
orphans with whom he comes in con-
tact he sees that they are properly
cared Cor by sending them to the down
river city. In this case the orphan
boy has a grandmother who resides in
West Keokuk and sister who has
lately been old enough to support her.
self. The name and address of the lit
tie fellows destination were pinned on
his overcoat and also an accident ic-
ket pinned on his lapel
Honesty wins. Making the highest
quality of -four, without adding a pre-
MUM price for the consumer to pay,
has been our success in making Jer.
sey Cream
Under Southern Skies" is now in
it's eighth season. which promises to
eclipse all previous ones in point of