The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-20
CITY NEWS

Are you going to hear Mr.. Watson
tonight? OF course.
II considering to get fur see Cen
trals special prices.
second number of the Y. M. C. A.
lecture course tonight at Grand opera
mousse. The Hon. Jas. E. Watson, of
| Indiana.
Furs, furs, furs. See the Central.
Special for Saturday from till 9
D. M, regular 4Oc and soc genuine
boston baked bean pots at 19c each
Limit OF one to customer. Duncan
Schell Furniture Co.
Clothe the entire family at the B.
& II. slaughter sale. Everything
slaughtered
The subject of Hon. Jas. E. Wat
sons speech at the Grand opera house
tais evening will be Our Ideals VA
tional and Individual"
A queer little house boat landed at
the river this afternoon, coming down
the river from saltwater MINI. There
Is only one occupant of the craft. He
is a photographer and is working his
way down the river taking photos as
he goes and staying week or more in
each town.
The Devil in talking pictures spec
ial" at Dodge's Theatre Saturday even
ing. Prices 10, 20, 25 cents, researved
seats now on sale.
Fresh candies, all kinds, Oak Hall
candy store.
Funeral services for the late John
Weirather were held this morning at
st. Mary's Catholic church and were
conducted by Rev. George Giglinger.
There were quite number of friends
present at these sad funeral rites. The
pallbearers were the following: John
! Drueke, T. Driscoll, G. Metternich, -
Applebaum, w. Applebaum, and T. j.
Moriarity
Don't fail to see the Catterlin Play
ers at Dodge's Theatre tonight, 1OOc,
15c. You will be pleased.
Next Monday evening minstrel
will be give nat ST. Mary's hall which
is expected to be one of the very pleas
| ing entertainments of Thanksgiving
week. A fine array of talent has been
secured and Keokuk's best artists will
be on the stage. The minstrel will be
complete in every detail and a great
deal of practice has been done during
/ the past two weeks.
''The Devil Saturday night at
Dodge's Theatre. Seats now on sale
Greatest bargains ever offered, at
the b. & Fl. sacrifice SALE Attend
while stock is complete.
In the superior court this afternoon
James Wilson entered plea of not
guilty to the charge of disturbing the
peace Of Mrs. Holt by violent lang
uage., His case was continued pend
! ing good behavior and he was released
from jail where he had been for sew
eral days.
4 Hear the famous congressman from
Indiana at the Grand tonight
4 If you were not waited on today
come tomorrow to the great B. & II
slaughter sale.
For the consideration of $3.50
Charles Alden has sold TO William
Alden, the northwest As feet of lot II
in block 10 of Reeves Perry and Viii
liam addition, the property being OF
Morgan street between Sixteenth ant
Seventeenth streets.
Special children's matinee Saturday
at Dodge's Theatre. THE Burglar anG
the Child" in talking pictures.
Were you one of the big crowd o.
people at the great slaughter sale O
the B. & II. clothing stock today
Come tomorrow.
Show starts at Z o'clock tonight a
Dodge's Theatre. Come any time be
fore O'Clock and you will see com
plete show
Fresh nut center butter cups, Oal
Hall candy store.
In the district court today, defaul
was rendered in the divorce case o
Iona A. Bond VS.. Edward James Bond
a divorce being asked for on thu
grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. Judgment in favor of the S
f. Baker & Co. was entered in the
four cases against w. H. Hodge R. T
Wilcox, G. B. Stwalley and G. A
Berry.
Fresh dipped Almeria grapes, Gal
Hall candy store.
See "The Devil" in motion picture:
| at Dodge's Theatre tomorrow night.
Special sale tomorrow on assorted
almond buttercups, regular 40c lb. fo
1Oc lb. Palace Of Sweets, COG Main
There is forest fire raging in Let
county today, the brush and leaves o.
the hill just this side of Galland beins
on fire and burning fiercely. Whether
or not the blaze will do any damage
cannot be told, but people coming
down on the train this afternoon no
ticed the blaze which was flute
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