The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-29
CITY NEWS

dill pickles, kraut. Immegart's.
Pittsburg vs. Detroit at Dodges tor
night.
A birthday Affair at Dodgss To-
night.
Great sport at Gate City Roller
Rink Saturday nigh.
See Hans Wagner at Dodges To-
night.
Notice the two big specials in our
windows. Home Tea Co.
Fill your bins with Ellisvilie coal.
Spoon River Coal Co, zoe Main.
~. o. Boyd has moved from
Orleans street to So7 Franklin street.
in the Liebfarth property.
Those renting skates at Gate City
Roller Rink Saturday night are en-
l-tled to a draw at the fish pond.
! Puckechetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday evening at 500 O'clock.
| w. E. Rokey. N. G.; George W. Imme-
CART, secretary.
Special for Saturday from 2 to 8
p. m. Reg. $500, 500 and $500 per
dozen fine cut glasr tumblers at SIC
each Limit to customer. Duncan
Schell Furn. Co.
"A telegram received by Major NJ.
Meigs today. told of the birth Of son
on Thursday morning to Mr.. and Ar
thur Orr of London, England. Mrs.
l Orr was formerly Miss Alce Meigs
of this city.
| Ask for Buck starch, two penn es
in each package. 1t sells at 1oc.
"A large crowd turned out to see
the Pittsburg- Detroit pictures at
Dodges last night and the program
was one of the best of the season.
4 The same baseball pictures will be
shown tonight with the new pro,
gram.
While down town this afternoon
or evening. stop in at the Olympia and
enjoy game Of billiards with q
friend, play social game o. pool or
try that more strenuous game of bowl
ing. Thu Olympia is without a doubt
one of the finest amusement houses
ever in the city and its patrons are
appreciative.
-Ewers, Mccarthy Co.'s assert
ment of suits, overcoats and crav
enettes is unequalled in Keokuk.
Where can you spend 25c to bet
ter advantage than to hear Kemp, the
impersonator? Trinity church, even
ing of November |.
Mems underwear at Ewers. Nc
Carthy Co.
Quincy Wing: Much interest i!
being taken in the high school battl
in this city. as it is the second meet
ing of the teams for the year and it I
a foregone fact that the two team
are evenly matched and will put up
good battle In the first game. playe
at Keokuk three weeks ago. the cor
test ended in tie, with no scoring o
either side Since that zine bot
elevens have met the Carthage Hig
school team, with ties resulting
both games. The Quincy-Carthae
game resulted in score eff ~ to /,
while the Keokuk- Carthage game wa
nothing to nothing at the end of th
first half, when Keokuk refused |
play longer and the game was defea
ed
Fresh made old fashioned butte
scotch and Geneva cream at Ma
chefkes'. 421 Main street.
Charles A. Reynolds and So
Arthur P, had very narrow oscar
from being seriously injured tn
morning when a horse which the
we're driving to a light top cugg
scared at bit of paper blowing fl Il
middle of Main street betwee
Eleventh. and Twelfth. The hor:
made sudden lunge but its driv'
turned it into the high curbing thro,
ing the horse down and the two occ
pants of the buggy were thrown o
on their faces but were uninjure
The horse succeeded in It's plungir
and kicking, in knocking out the das
board and entangling the harness co
siderably.
Joseph Ginsburg of Burlingto
has filed suit agairst the c.. B.
p @. railroad, In the district court
that city, claiming damages in tt
sum of sG07.75. The plaintiff recit,
d that on or about June rs, 1909.
shipped certain goods and mercha
disc from Boonyille, Mo-. to Burlin
ton The car was turned over to IL
Burlington rad at Hannibal. TIL
the plaintiff was assured by the age
at Boonyille that the goods won
E arrive at Burlington not later ths
b June 80. and accordingly the plant
advertised that he would open h
store on July 8. That the goods we
unreasonably delayed and did not a
rive in burlington until July 6. Tn
by reason o. the delay the plant
s. was damaged in the amount o. s6o7.7