The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-02
CITY NEWS

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Isle of Spice" tomorrow, matinee
and evening.
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cents per week.
Don't forget the Isle of Spice"
matinee tomorrow.
The Isle of Spice" matinee at the
Grand tomorrow.
Our ipring suits are unequaled in
heokuk. Ewer3 & Mccarthy Co.
Order your dressed chickens and
roasts at John Markley's market.
Isle of Spice matinee tomorrow
Adults $100, children so cents to all
parts of the house.
Hear Charles Stelzle. at Grand op-
era house Tuesday night, on THE
Workingman' Problems auspices Y.
NJ. c. A.
The first April shower arrived this
morning. The weather predictions for
tomorrow is fair and colder, according
to the flags.
Special pictures for the school
children tomorrow and all next week
at Dodge's theater. All school chill
dren admitted for five cents.
Special matinee for school chill
dren at Dodges theatre tomorrow.
Send the children down. All school
children admitted for five cents.
-Schlatter, the divine healer who
was in Keokuk last week, has landed
at Fort Madison where he Is healing
the sick by the laying on of hands.
Splendid program Sunday night at
Dodge's theater. Everything new for
the cameraphone, and all new motion
pictures.
MIR. and Mrs. James Cameron re-
turned home this morning from Kan
sas City, going there to attend the fun
eral OF the late Mrs. George Cameron,
wife of their son, DR. George Cameron,
whose death occurred several days ago
Pitcher Leroy will not be in Bur.
lington for some time as he had his
leg broken by log falling on it.
Leroy is interested in timber land and
was working among the trees when it
happened.
Special for Saturday from . till
p M: Fine cut glass cologne bot
ties, the regular $3.50 ones for s1.67:
the $500 ones for $1.S9; the $500
ones for S2S7. Limit of o. to a
customer Duncan-Schell Furn. Co.
Lee Daugherty, Keokuk travel.
ing man, was badly shaken up in q
runaway at Centerville the other day.
The livery rig in which he was riding
was wrecked in front of the Cont.
mental hotel by the dropping of the
tongue. Daugherty was injured.
The Baracca class of the First
Congregational church will have
charge of the evening services at the
church on Sunday evening, that being
the first Sunday of the present month
and the class taking the services in
Land on that evening. Special music
will be rendered by the large choir
jean Stack, Eugene Stack and
Clarence Westerfield, arrested several
days ago on the charge of breaking
/ into box car and stealing some SUI.
gar, waived preliminary examination
this morning in the court of Justice
Burrows and were bound over to the
May grand jruy They were released
upon their own recognizance.
The Christian Endeavor World
Perhaps the man in the country to.
day who is best able to speak to Ia
Dor union men of the things of the
spirit is an ex-machinist, still mem
Der of his union, although now min
lister. Charles Stelzle, himself of di
rect immigrant descent" At Grand
opera house, Tuesday evening, April
9.
-Tlere is a growing custom among
churches of observing with special SER
vices the week preceding Easter day.
Following this custom, Dr. }ewcomb
will hold brief service in the chapel
of Westminster c.lurch on Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday af-
ternoons of next week. The general
thought of the meetings will be THE
Last Week irt the Life of Jesus"
George Pechstein. who is manag.
ing the tri-state high school meet to
be held in Keokuk May s, has received
word from Abba, in which request
is made for entry blanks. Abba sends
word that a team will be sent from
there for the meet This is certainly
encouraging for the invitations have
only been out few days and the
reply was rather unexpected The in
terest being taken in the meet by the
local athletes insures success and
with proper financial backing the meet
will be big one.