The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-27
CITY NEWS

Register next SATURDAY.
Csc is the price for 16-inch double
records at Sutlive Bros.
In Jersey Cream flour we challenge
competition in purity, color, flavor and
volume
Superior Court Bailiff George
Markle left this morning for Eldora
where he will place Kane White, the
young colored boy, in the industrial
/ school.
Thre things to remember: Register
next Saturday Join the Keokuk Ian.
tern Club. Buy things made In Keo-
| kuk."
If you are a member of the Lantern
Club send your name in to The Gate
City, the official organ
Ralph B. Smith has decorated the
window of his Office with big litho-
graphs of Taft, Sherman, Carroll and
the water power, with card which
reads -Four of a kind, they will come
together" That's sure prediction.
Mr.. and Mrs. James vanAusdall
| who were publicly married at the Keo-
kuk street fair of 1907 are rejoicing
over the birth of baby girl.
| Ed Vaughn, the well known fifth
ward citizen, has been selected as the
! deputy in case of the election of Mr..
Chambers to the Office of county re-
corder.
Next Saturday will be your last op-
portunity to register. The registra-
ton boards will be in session from S
a. m. until 9 p. m. If you have not
registered be sure and do so.
These dark nights the Lantern Club
is doing a vast amount of good. Join
the club. All you have to do is tt. buy
lantern, If you do not already pos
sess one, and place the lighted lantern
on the front porch. Don't forget to
notify the official organ, The Gate
City, that you are member.
There will be an interesting meeting
of Morning Star lodge Of the Knights
of Pythias this evening. There will be
work in the Knight rank and social
session will be enjoyed after the meet
ing
The palatial steamer, Wanderer and
barge Idler. which have been down the
river on a pleasure cruise for the past
month or two returned up stream this
morning going into the lower lock at
about 7:30 and on her way to Burling-
ton.
Rev, NJ. j. Nicoson, of Memphis, Mo,
FORMALLY nc CT Of hn bri~
church, in writing to Keokuk friends
reported that his son, Viewer. who was
accidentally injured by being struck
with shot-put on the school grounds,
is improving and will be entirely we'll
in short time. He had a very mar
row escape.
Attorney R. N. Johnson, If elected
county attorney, will make Judge
Parsons of Keokuk his deputy. Keo-
kuk republicans should be Jealous and
see that MIR. Johnson gets the full
party vote. Mr. Johnson will make
first class official and Judge Parsons
a most worthy and efficient deputy.
Honesty wins. Making the highest
quality of flour, without adding a pre-
MUM price for the consumer to pay,
has been our success in making Jer-
sey Cream.
Funeral services for Gretchen, the
little daughter of Alderman and Mrs.
Charles Off We're conducted this after
noon at 2:3o o'clock at the family
residence, SOB A. street, by Rev.
Nuesch, pastor of st. Parls German
Evangelical church. There were
many friends at the services and the
floral offerings were beautiful. The
body was placed to rest in Oakland
cemetery.
Chris Trump, republican candidate
for sheriff, will be in Keokuk Thurs
day Mr.. Trump is not stranger to
Keokuk audiences In case of the
election of Mr.. Trump he will make
" NJ Wilson of this city his deputy
and is well fitted for the position.
A good citizen who by the way is
star member Of the Lantern club did
commendable act last evening when
he got busy and cleaned the mud off
the crossing at his corner so that the
pedestrians along that way might not
have to wade ankle deep the mire.
Rev. Lilley, OF Corydon, who recent
" accepted the pastorate of the First
Christian church of this city will ar
rive in Keokuk Thursday Of this week
and next Sunday take up the work
here. The news taat he will be able to
begin his work Sunday is very graft
tying to the congregation which has
been without pastor for several
weeks and 1t was hardly expected that
Rev. Lilley would be able to get away
from his present appointment for some
time. His first sermon viii be given
next Sunday and it is urged that all
members attend Rev. Lillev comes
highly recommended and he is one of
the ablest ministers in the state His
work at Corydon has been highly suc.
cessful and he is regarded as thor
/ oushly competent man and a Christian
of highest integrity His coming 70
the keokuk church is regarded by tho
congregation as a fortunate ono and