The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-26
CITY NEWS.

Smoke MoeNsrS SILVER ASH cigar.
! One third off on all fur coats at Sulli.
t van & Auwerda's.
There was much doing in Keokuk
/ yesterday and those who wished for
( amusement of some kind did not have
To go far to get it.
4 "A number of manufactures of the
I city are enjoying a holiday today also,
+ This gives the werkmen q three days
( holiday which does not often come.
/ Justice h c. Landes is still con-
fined to his home by the rheumatism,
/ but his friends are hoping that he
may be at the Office as usual Monday
morning.
AT the church OF ST. Marvs the
( Virgin on Christmas eve. special
service was held beginning at mid
night and Christmas day was ushored
in with songs and prayer.
Mrs. Helen X Wells lecture read
/ ing. The Servant in the House" Mon.
day evening at the Congregational
+ church will be one of the best enter
( tainments of the Christmas season in
I Keokuk.
/ Ladies' Suits at half price at Sulli
I van & Auwerda's.
The Servant In the House." lee
turereading by Mrs. Helen X. Well
Monday evening in the Congregational
church under the auspices of the
+ Ladies Society, Admission fifty cents.
Main street Is a fright at present
on account of the heavy dust that has
settled in the streets and blowing
around. A good snow or rain TO set
tie the dust would be much apprecia
ated right now.
1T is no trouble to teach beginners
at the Roll-a-way rink. Young and
good instructors are always in at
tendance.
Ladies Suits at half price al Sulli
van & Auwerda's
/ Star, the New Year right by
knowing how TO roller skate There
nothing like it
The following church Sunday
Schools enjoyed Christmas entertain
ments on Christmas eve: Congre
gational. ST. Paul's Evangelical, West
minister Presbyterian. Trinity NJ. E.
Baptist, ST. Johns Episcopal Oh
Christmas evening the Christian
church presented eantata and tht
Second Presbyterian had an enter
tainment.
Ladies ano misses cloth coats a
half price at Sullivan & Auwerdas.
IT z. o'Brien's faithful old dog
Captain, is no more The dog Wen
bind short time ago and on Chris
mas eve. its master put it out OF it
misery by giving it chlorofornl. for
had been in failing health for severa
days The dog was over twelvo year
old and was born in FIT Madison.
had been faithful pet OF the Clerk {
| the Superior court for many year
Fl Madison papers please copy.
| Fine crowds are ALWAYS in attend
| ance a. the Roil-a-way and only II
best of people attend the rink
Ladies ard misses cloth coats :
taf price at Sullivan & Auwerdas,
i The Servant in the House, on
! of the strongest plays before the pull
today is 10 be read Monday eyenin
; at the Congregational church py Nh
Helen X. We'll Mrs. We'll will give
8 thoroughly artistic Interpretation (
! the drama, making the entertainer
= one which will appeal TO everyone il
/ terested in literature or the drama
: or who likes TO hear a talented rea'
:! ing. The admission is fifty cents
!! You will enjoy nothing belts
Z than a skate at the Roll-a-way eac
j afternoon and evening.
: Quincy Wing: It was reporte
/ by q passenger arriving here on Il
Z Long Line train from the nozth Ia.
: hight that party OF negroes al L
! Grange. so he heard. had became e
. gagged in dispute n the saloon CO.
= Quoted by George Hageman. At Ii;
place. yesterday afternoon. and hi
in the melee the front windows We
E pushed ont and fell TO the sidewalk
Z small pieces. It was also stated
s the same passenger that during L
& brief time The train stopped there
B had overheard some conversation b
& tween 2 couple Of people on tte pls
8 form there. which was 10 the eIe
q that one OF the colored men had De-
4 severely de2l with and had -eceiy'
8 some serious wounds