The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-29
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ALI streets lead to the Rolla-way.
the prices.
Keep right on skating at the Roll
away and you will be happy.
Mrs. Bridget McGrath, who broke
her wrist and somewhat injured her
self in fall short time ago, is
greatly improved.
They teach you to skate at the
Roll-a-way. Afternoons are good time
to start. 1t doesn't take long
BRASIL and Miller will entertain
you for few minutes at "a Night in
Bohemia, Thursday evening at SIS
o'clock at st. Peters hail.
Hear Walter Nodler sing
BROKE" at st. Peters entertain
ment Thursday evening. He vii. be
supported by a fine chorus.
The City ONE Holiness Mission
at No. POI Main street announces a
concert, watch party and
free supper to the poor on Thursday
evening. to which all are invited.
acknowledgement meeting OF Har-
din lodge No. 20. A. F. and A NJ,
Wednesday evening at $50. Visiting
brothers fraternally invited to attend
Work in second degree BY order of
w. NJ. A. X. Stewart, secretary.
The river is full of floating thin
ice which seems to be getting thick
er each day showing that north Of here
there is good cold weather. Icemen
are hoping for good freeze to insure
a good ice crop. An ice famine next
summer would be inevitable.
Everything at the electric plant
continues to run fine and the plant
is all cleared again and everything in
its place. 1t is the intention of the
light company to have the large Ham
ilton engine which runs the incandes-
cent lights. taken apart some time
soon and all overhauled.
The ladies of the Bank and Fiji
teentl street Christian church will
gives an entertainment on Thursday
night at which time Mrs. Brown, the
wife OF DIR. Frank w Brown. will speak
The male quartette of the Baptist
church will sing; also other exercises
and watching Of the old year out and
the new year in.
The Burlington Hawk-Eye has
placed an order for new Scott press
that will at the start accommodate a
sixteen page paper and later can be
changed to accommodate twenty-four
page product. The Hawk-Eye will gel
its new equipment sometime in Feb
ruary. The Gate City is pleased tc
note the evidence of the Hawk-Eye
prosperity.
Tonight and every night at the
Roll-a-way.
SO much is being written for cur
rent literature on the subject of Chris
| tian Science that an authorized expon
ent of that subject is welcomed a.
one who can make clear the trutl
about the subject. Judge William G
| Ewing of Chicago Is to lecture on thi
subject at the Grand opera house
Sunday afternoon and he is membe
of the board of lectureship of TIL
First Church of Christ Scientist, il
Boston, Mass.
The great earthquake in Italy yes
terday did not affect any of the Kec
kuk people living there If the repor
that the region of the earthquake wa
all in the southern portion of the cour
try, or the toe of the boot formed b
that country. The Misses Perry liv
on the Island of Capri which is In tn
bay of Naples, 200 miles away fror
the seat of trouble and Miss Alexar
der lives at Florence which is 60
miles away, SO that none of the forme
, Keokuk people were in danger fror
the great disaster.
Yesterday afternoon a couple {
; search warrants We're issued in tn
Superior court to the marshal VIII
! declared that he believed slot m;
chimes belonging to John Wneatle
We're in the buildings No. Mai
: street and No. : Water street Ate
the issuance of the search warrant
two slot machines We're found in eac
of the buildings and they were conf
Gated by the officers. The four nj
1 chimes were loaded into coal WACO
and brought up to the city office wher
they We're placed in the store room fc
I future disposition.
-Four people were up in the S
\ perior court this mornina charge
with being drunk. George Donalsc
] was given three days in the CT ja
NJ. Bresnahan was given thirty da,
3 in the county jail for being drunk ar
disorderly, being a bold offende
Smith Price was given fifteen days
the city Jail but sentence will be su
pending providing himself and wi
will clear cur of town by 1885 o'clot
tomorrow morning. Grace Nelson, W.
! was hauled to the station in the pair
wagon last e7ering bowling like
4 wild Indian. was fined s. and cos
4 and promised to get ont OF town du
y ing the day.
4 Hannibal Post: Chief of Poll
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