The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-16

st. Mary's bazar Wed. & Thurs.
Hear Adam Bede at the Grand to-
night.
Felix Noelkamper, who has been
sick for several weeks, is able to be
out again.
A good horse blanket for your
horse and lap robe for yourself is
money we'll spent Buy good one
OF Sherwood.
You should not miss the second
number Of the Star course. Hear
the famous lecturer tonight at the
Grand.
In consideration Of 1915. Eliza
beth Renwald has transferred to R.
F. Robertson, one acre in section 80,
| township Sc. north of range 5.
Mr.. Sillin of New York City will
hold special fur sale at Nathan
Lowitz's store all day Wednesday
This line represents the greatest fur
| house in the United States.
Lula Schiver and G. L. Schiver
have transferred to j. B. Van Pappel-
endam lot Z and the west "a of lot s,
block Al, Reds addition, the prop
| erty being on William between C and
B streets. The consideration is not
| stated in the deed.
/ Lovers of music have treat in
store for them when that nifty song
show. "The Sunny Side of Broadway
with that funny Hebrew comedian,
Max Bloom, plays here Friday night
The support is strong, the costumes
4 beautiful, and the novelties and the
electrical effects. including tine
Pazaza Plant number are unsurpass
/ ed by any production of its kind.
Quincy Journal: Mrs Matilda
Pickett. an old colored lady, died at
her home at 1913 Elm street, last
evening about o'clock of senility
She was born in the south during the
slavery days, and her date of birth
was never known to her, put she
claimed to be over 100 wears old, and
those who knew her say that her ap
pearance did not refute the claim
/ She had made this city her home for
about forty years. Several grandchil-
4 dren survive her.
4 The Burlington railroad company
has instructed it's agent at this place
to accept exhibits of grains and
grasses for the National Corn EXPOSE
ton to be held in Omaha in Decem
4 Der. and send them in free of charge
To handle all these exhibits the Bur
/ lington has arranged to carry special
baggage cars, Wednesday. November
"a, and all exhibits should be at the
depot at least day before. The ex
position opens in Omaha Decembel
6 and continues two weeks, but ex
tibits must all be in Omaha by No
vember 81.
Joe Fitzpatrick of Hamilton WHIT
is well known in police circles In Keo
kuk because of his numerous visits
at the city JAIL which are made pos
sible by his love for liquor, and wht
recently placed his head in the way
of wheel on the interurban car
caused the levee police of both the
night and day force no little trouble
i Saturday He was chased out o.
town during the afternoon by Officer
Schevers and went over the bridge
after much persuasion and amused
himself near the east toll house b,
Signalling" trains and street cars ant
placing his hat on the rails only Il
remove 1t when the engine would ge
within striking distance In the even
ing he returned again and once mors
had to be demonstrated with, thi
time by Night Officer Brennan VIII
finally got him started across TIN
boards. In the afternoon whel
scnevers had him in charge. the boi
tie in his hip pocket was cracked blu
before the liquid had dampened tn
ground Fitzpatrick had consumed II