The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-04
CIIl NEWS
bottles, Hornadays.
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Special prices on all shoes Satur-
day at Star Shoe Store.
The case of Il. T. Bartruff VS.. r.
G. Mcllwain, in the district court, has
been settled and dismissed at costs of
the plaintiff.
May We show you a most beauti-
full line of carved coral? Hornaday.
There will be preaching on Sun
day afternoon at the Summittville
Presbyterian church.
Choice dressed poultry at Joseph
Haubert's market
Choice things in leather. Horn
adays.
The City Rescue Mission is now To-
Gated in their hall at No. 129 South
Fifth street where services are held
every evening, to which the public
is invited.
Figolets, rice pudding, black walnut
| cream loaf. Pecan cream loaf, walnut
sponge slice. Oaw Hall Candy Store
Eagle lodge No 2 of the Masons
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Jesse Marsh, wor-
shipful master; W. j. Kessler, Senior
warden; Hubert Schouten, junior war
den; S. B. Stahl, treasurer; S. H.
tombstone, secretary
This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
] in the high school assembly room
concert was given by tle pupils of the
Mckinley school, tbs : the first of
a series of concerts to be given within
! the next week under the direction of
| P. c. Hayden. director of music.
M j. Burke. oil inspector for this
/ district, was highly complimented at a
recent gathering of the oil inspectors
| in Des MONIES. Chief Inspector Pickle
called attention to the excellent man
ner in which Mr.. Burke conducted his
work and the condition of his APP
paratus OH thu occasions of the form
er's visit to Keokuk
old gold and silver wanted. Horn
adays,
When the citizens of Keokuk
awoke this morning and gazed out up.
on the landscape they saw the land
scape spread over with a coating of
beautiful snow which had fallen dur
ing the night. The cold wave flag was
hung out this morning and the predic-
tions are for some real winter weather
for several days now with good pros
poets of a white Christmas.
Special for Saturday from till
9 p. NJ, regular s1.o0 and s1.25 a doz-
en- finest thin blown table tumblers
! plain banded, or finely etched, at &c
each Limit of twelve to a customer.
Duncan-Schell Furniture Co.
Dollar fountain pens, Hornadays.
Gale Hewitt has waived prelimin.
airy examination before Justice H. c.
Landes and his case has gone over to
the next grand jury. The bond OF
are in the city Jail, one or whom may
be seven thousand miles away by the
time the grand jury meets and the
county attorneys wants these two wit
nesses to either be kept in Jail, OF
furnish bond for their appearance as
witnesses when needed.
-Directore umbrellas in red, green.
blue. and black, Hornaday's.
1t is reported that the collector of
Clark county, Missouri, told a Keokuk
man that in 1907 ninety per cent OF
the taxes We're paid by check and ten
per cent in cash, but that this yeal
4 ninety per cent was paid in cash and
ten per cent in checks. This shows
that the people have more ready
cash this year and do not have tc
draw upon their savings.
A gang OF Greek laborers standing
in bunch at the foot of Main street
tlis morning We're standing closely TO
gether as if cold but on being ap
preached and asked if the weather
was too cold for them. the leader OF
, the bunch who could speak the best
, English informed the inquirer that
, they were comfortable but that tles
, would rather be in warmer climate
, They left across the bridge single
file. at eight O'Clock where they vii
, help with railroad job there. The
leader who speaks fairly good Englisl
said that as soon as they could ge
enough money they would all go sout.
, until spring.