The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-20
} CITY NEWS.

Great cut in blankets Sherwood
For first class shoe repairing see
John Killers, SOC Main.
Underwear and hosiery for cold
weather, new supply at Central.
i The Rabe-Pemberton orchestra
banquet tomorrow night.
See De Jong for choice winter po-
tatoes, and they have just received
a carof cabbage for kraut.
Charles Bailey who resigned re-
Gently as seal clerk of the local rail-
road yards is now switchman on the
day force.
For an evening of pleasure, spend
] Monday night at the school and as
sembly of Messrs Kennedy and Nc
Coy at Hawkes. hall
New dress goods SOC 75c and 81.
| and up to So. per yard at Central.
The case against George Price,
i the fisherman, was continued until
this afternoon, as it was impossible to
bring the state witnesses into court.
The annual pure food show of the
Des Moines Retail Grocers' association
is on this week in Des Moines and
| the exhibition is the largest ir the
! history of the organization.
New Cloaks and suits are being
/ received daily for Keokuk's big ready
to wear department the lines carried
| by this house are so large and varied
that we can show you dozens Of styles
in all the new colorings, without show
| ing you two alike. If you want to be
exclusive buy here Sullivan & Au-
werda.
Funeral services for the late Eliza
beth Hennemann were held this morn
ing at ST. Mary's Catholic church a:
$50. Rev. Giglinger had charge of
the services, Interment was made In
the Catholic cemetery The four sons
and two grand sons of the decedent
acted as pallbearers: Messrs. Charles
H., ]. A., William. George, Charles NJ
Hennemann and Emmett Belts.
Mrs. William Hockaday, wife of
the steeplejack, who was the victim
of an alteration with her husband
yesterday afternoon, appeared in the
superior court and displayed evidence
of an encounter She had quite a
bump on her forehead and she claimed
that her teeth were loose and that he
had kicked her in the chest Hocka
day pleaded not guilty and his bond
was fixed at $500
We are showing this season the
largest line Of dependable furs at right
prices that have ever been offered the
trade of Keokuk and vicinity. This
line is from the very highest class fur.
riers in the country and consists of
all the new and best the market af-
fcrds We want you to see this
stock before making your purchases, it
will pay you. Sullivan & Auwerda.
f. Quincy Wing: Harry Hofer.
president of the Quincy Baseball as
ISOLATION. was in Chicago yesterday,
in attendance at the meeting of the
Three-Eye league, into which he
! sought to have Quincy taken as .
member Of the higher class circuit
An appl' cation was made some time
! ago to President Sexton and favor
/ able action was hoped for by Mr.
| Hofer. AS there was no town select
ed to take Cedar Rapids place, Quin-
1 cy still has show, which is consid
cred good
-Des Moines Capital: A repor,
which was circulated about the city
Saturday, to the effect that E. R. Ma
son had resigned his position as clerk
of the United States circuit court, was
denied by him on his return to the
city this morning. after weeks alb
sence 1t was said that Mr.. Masor
had gone to ST. Louis for the purpose
of handing in his resignation with thu
/ judges of the circuit court of appeals
! but as to lis whereabouts Mr. Ma
son said . II was in Dallas. Texas
looking after some of my own privati
business. l havn't been near ST
Louis and have no intention of resign
ing my position as clerk of the Unite;
States circuit court at the presen
time The story is believed to hav,
been started when it was learned tina
the examiners who have been a
work checking up the accounts OF Mr.
Mason's office were about to make
Il special report Of their findings to TIL
assistant attorney general of the Unit
ed States at Washington. It J.
thought to be similar to the one mad
about a year ago. At that time MI
Mason declared that If any discrer
ancies We're discovered, it was the re
suit of clerical errors, and If any ar
shown in the present one 1t is due t
the same thing.