The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-18
CITY NEWS

All @. trains were on uine
morning, something unusual from the
usual run OF things.
The Southeastern Iowa Medical SO
c,ety meets tomorrow in Burlington
and a number OF Keokuk doctors VIII
attend.
C. T. Worley has filed an informa-
ton against James Stack IN Justice
Burrows court, charging him with
disturbing the peace by the use OF
obscene and blasphemous language.
An information has been filed by
Truant Officer T. j. Warner against
Issac Chakine in the court OF Justlce
Landes, charging him with falling to
send his child, Eta, between the ages
of seven to fourteen years, to schooi,
contrary to law.
In the District court default mas
been entered in the case OF Morrissey
VS.. Morrissey. A decree has been en-
tered in uae case of Mailer vs.. Mailer
November so has been set as the time
for the hearing OF the final report IN
the estate of the late Jesse B. Howell.
A bunch of boys are deriving much
pleasure out of home made merry
go-round which they have constructed
on a large vacant lot near the West
X fire engine station. A small one
is now In operation but the boys were
digging a hole for the center post OF
larger one last evening and Intend
to have as much fun as possible out
of 1t while the nice weather lasts.
]. w Bridges of Hamilton has made
success of raising cotton in his yard.
He brought up some seeds from the
south last winter and planted them
I this spring. Now he has quite little
cotton which is ready to be picked and
apparently just as good quality as
i that raised in the south. He brought
a blossom to this office this morning
where it can be seen by any one inter
/ ested.
Last week Of Ayres & Sons great
auction sale OF jewelry, watches, etc
Remember for this week only.
Still the dark night robbers and
hold-up men continue to take adj
vantage of the opportunity for plund.
Ter, presented by Keokuk at the pres
ent time The south side was visited
last evening and reports are that sew
eral ice boxes were relieved of their
contents, although this was rather a
tame night in comparison to some OF
the hold-ups which have been report
ed. One ice box was found this morn
ing entirely empty, steak, dozen
eggs and a number OF other small
articles being taken.
Much of the foundation for the new
school house at the corner of Ninth
and Concert street has been laid ant
the building is coming along nicely
The back fence of the United Pres
byterian church across the alley ha'
been taken down and the brick ant
other fixtures for the school havt
been placed in the back yard of thu
church, this being utilized as no othe
place nearby could be used every
thing being in crowded condition
during the building of the big school.
C. W. Wilson, who is suffering fror
cancer on the neck and for Whor
much assistance has been extended b
: the people recently, is no better Hi
house rent becomes due on the 20tf
and Poormaster Korschgen has tn
promise from number of people tia
!. they will help provide for this b
leaving contributions with him. Wi
( sons landlady has given him on
4 months rent free and his water an
; light bills are being provided for, s
# with the assistance of the county al
g and donations from the people, he
: getting along fairly well. Anyone d
(. string to contribute to him, can {
) so through Mr. Korschgen.
10 Don't put off buying at Ayres' b
= auction sale, as 1t will continue on
= this week, afternoons and evenings.
The Thursday Evening Art cla
opens its sessions for the year at Il
Unitarian church parlors Thursdi
= evening, November 19, at ocloc
- This is the citys largest study ella
:, and has come to be one OF our ms
~ tutions. The first year Of study w
of Italian art, the second of northe
u art and this year the class propos
- French and Spanish art with an o,
~ line course also of Greek art T
III class is open to all who are intere
ed in its work. DR.. Morse will 81
10 the opening lecture Thursday eve
as ing.
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