The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-02-26
CITY NEWS.

A. E. Buck Is housed up at home
this week with sickness.
Buy your candies at Oak Hall. All
fresh and wholesome.
Come and get your moneys worth
of excitement Friday evening. March
5th 1909.
Save March for good stirring
evenings enjoyment. Well give it
to you
Tomorrow will be the last da! in
which to buy shoes at cost, at HUI
Ramps cost sale.
Frank r. Kamuf has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of the
late George NJ. Kamuf.
"A Country Maid matinee tomor
row at 5 o'clock, al the Grand. 25c to
everybody to ali parts of the house.
Did you e-9r in your life go
10 a black face party9 If not yon
don't want to miss the opportunity this
evening.
Don't fail to cast vote in the
Gate City Base Ball Primaries. Cou-
pons are contained in the paper each
evening.
Boost base ball in keokuk by be-
ing present at the meeting at the SUI
perior court room this evening 10
organize boosters club
-Puckechetuck lodge No. IS meets
every Friday evening at 80 o'clock
e. S. Cushman. \. G.; George w I'M
megart, per sec Business of import
ance.
Are you sincere when you say
you are going to the Roll-a-way black
face party this evening? There will
be nothing like blacking up and hav-
ing good time.
Tonight a. Des Moines the Sioux
City and Des Moines Y VI. c. a. bas-
ket ball teams will battle for the
state championship. For Some time
Ottumwa was claimant for state
honors.
e o. Eckiand Will address the
boys department Saturday evening at
the Y. N. C. A.. his subject being
starch" He will tell how 1t is made
and later the members viii be given
an opportunity OF visiting the Cereal
Works.
A number OF wiremen arrived in
the city this morning from Chicago
and are replacing the cable temporar-
lily which was blown down in the high
wind week ago Sunday. Work per
manentIy TO arrange the wires in
order again viii be begun as soon as
possible
A Sc was fled yesterday after
noon IN the district court by Cato
Frazier VS.. Matte Case. asking that a
contract be dissolved in which the de-
PENDANT was to care for the plaintiff
during his life time providing an adj
dition was built to the house occu-
pied by the two.
DR. GiIfllen former professor IL
the Keokuk Medical college appeared
in the. city this morning with q bride
having been married on We6aesday
night al Mouitcn. He was expected
10 be married on Saturday. but tbs
friends were fooled by the weddin:
coming OF ahead Of time Mr. ant
| Mrs. Gilfllen went down 10 warsav
this morning 10 visit with zelativel
of the bride
Coroner Kerschgen purchase,
! tickets today for Mrs William Meyer
and her young child which Is to TAX
them Brunswick. No. where tn,
husband OF this woman IS in jail Earl
IN January Meyers and his famil
I moved 10 Keokuk and short tim
afterwards officers from Brunswicr
! came for Meyers 10 hold him on n
: charge OF forgery. Meyers was take
;. TO Brunswick and is still IN jail val
!. ing trial Mrs Meyers manage
2 affairs il this city the best she coul
n with little money TO provide for Ii
!. necessities OF life and viii now retur
5 10 Brunswick where she has rel.
; tives.
: Carthage Republican, JAIME
r Braden died at his home in Quinc
+ Thursday and the remains wer
brought TO Carthage and buried i,
Moss Ridge The funeral was held i
o Quincy and The burial at Carthage va
: direct from the train. Dr.. j. NJ. [
e Davidson, OF Oklahoma City. ofHcia'
II ing Al the grave Some of the Wood
e men. Of which order the deceased va
Il member. acted as pan bearer:
n James Bradea vas born in Washing
n Ton Penn. and vas "a years old z
Of time OF his death He came ives
d Rith BoYd Braden. his second cousin
10 in about 1885. locating in Keokuk H
o subsequently came 10 Carthage vii
Or Bovd Bradan in 1860. where ne I've
le until about 1879 when he moved I
s Decatur and later 10 QuIney. wheT
r he lived for twenty-five yesrs II
e vas married vhile At Carthage 30 Mis-
an Mollie Wieder. who survives hin
IS They had 10 children TIE decease
le had 70 immediate relatives in II
: vest He Eas a conscientious. har
working man AID exemplary citizei