The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-24
CITY NEWS.
Register tomorrow.
-Laurant next Saturday.

Register tomorrow.
-Laurant next Saturday.
DIR. Colby, Dentist, over Younkers.
-EweT's Grand Leader best &c cigar.
i Mr.. Voter. tomorrow will be your
/ first opportunity to register.
/ Republicans should not overlook
/ the ward primaries tomorrow evening
at $50 o'clock.
The city Jail was empty all day
yesterday and all night, there not be-
ID :, even a sleeper locked up.
Remember Father Vaughan lecture
this evening and arrange your plans
accordingly.
The robins and red birds seemed
to enjoy the rain of this morning, for
ley were particularly noisy with
their singing.
The Schroeder case was continu-
ed today in the District court with
prospects of running into tomorrow be-
fore going to the jury
Unless a man is registered, he
cannot vote on April 8. The registra-
ton boards will be in session tomor-
row and Friday.
The first ward republican primar-
les will be held tomorrow evening at
1850 o'clock at the Office of H. 1.
Sawyer, corner of Fourth and Blon-
deau streets.
-Masonic--Special meeting Har-
din lodge No. 80, A., F. and A. NJ. at
7:30 this evening. Work in I'd degree.
Visiting brothers fraternally invited
to attend. BY order of W. NJ. A. X.
Stewart, secretary.
Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Miller of
Centerville have written to The Gate
City expressing their thanks to the
friends and relatives who were so
kind to. them during the sickness and
death Of their father and husband in
this city recently.
Captain and Mrs. Dowell, Captain
Jarrard and Lieutenant McElroy of
| the Volunteers of America are in the
city holding open air meetings and
meetings at the City Home Holiness
Mission, with { view of opening up a
branch of the Volunteers in Keokuk.
! The bowlers slated for this even
/ ing in the last night of the singles in
! tt. tournament now in progress are
the following: E. w. Cox, Sheldon,
/ Cook, Hemmy, Atwood and Rollins.
/ There Is possibility that the high
mark made by Taber may be beaten,
but odds are in favor of the mark
4 standing.
The registration board will open
I. tomorrow morning. They will be To-
4 Gated as follows: First ward at Sixth
street fire station; Second ward at No.
II South Fifth street; Third ward at
No. 1925 Main street; Fourth ward at
West Keokuk fire station; fifth ward
at No 426 North Twelfth street and
Sixth ward at No. 1920 Main street.
-Laurant. the magician, comes tc
the Grand next Saturday for two per
formances. and should have large au
diences both afternoon and evening.
Reservations for Father Vaughan
lecture this evening we're being
made very lively today. There are
however, a good many good seats still
unreserved so that all can be assured
of fair Accommodations.
The prizes for winners in the
singles and doubles in the Keokuk
Bowling association which were or
dered a short time ago, have arrived
; and are very neat and pretty rewards
The prizes are in the form of leather
fobs. The winner in the singles will
receive the fob with silver bowling
emblem, while each of the members Of
the team winning the double will re
ceive fob containing the bronze
bowling emblem. The emblems will
be engraved after the winners have
J been announced.
"A meeting was held by the indie
pendent voters of the 9Th ward last
evening at No. 1926 Main street. VIM
Gunlock was appointed chairman and
Samuel Russell secretary of the meet
ing The nomination for alderman
was offered to Mr.. Loricl1 and to Mr.
Dumenil, but both gentlemen refused
1t was then offered to Geo. Loewen
) stein who accepted it on condition
r that no other man would be willing
, to run for alderman on the independ
: ent ticket. Sam Russell, VIM. Beirmar
; and Al. Lorick were appointed as +:
ward committee for next year.