The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-10-26
CITY NEWS.
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The Winning Boat at Dodges to-
night.
Mask roller party tonight at Gate
City Roller rink, sos Main.
Money saved when you buy lap
robes and blankets of Sherwood.
Fun at the mask roller party to-
night at Gate City Roller Rink.
-Pittsburg VS.. Detroit next Thurs
day and Friday matinee and night.
u. Roldsworth, manager of the
Gate City Roller Rink, will give
mask party tonight. Don't miss 1t.
-Pittsburg vs. Detroit Thursday
and Friday matinee and night, instead
of Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. j. +. Sanders is reported as
improving rapidly after undergoing an
operation for appendicitis at Roches-
ter, MINI.
See the winning Boat at
Dodges tonight.
Spend a pleasant hour at the
Olympia. Anything in the parlor
game line that you like-pool, billiards
and bowling. Everything of the best
and plenty of opportunities to become
proficient at any of these up-to-date
pastimes.
THE Tower of Nesle' the histor-
ical drama adapted from Alexander
Dumas famous novel is one OF the
new pictures at Dodges tomorrow
night.
Mrs. Nettie Terry against whom
an information was fled because she
did not have her little girl attend
school, entered plea of not guilty
in the superior court this morning.
She stated that the girl had not been
attending school because of i'll health,
and told the judge that in the future
the girl would be sent to school daily.
Mr.. Isaiah Harris and daughter,
Mrs. Region left Monday for their
home in st. Joseph, Mo. They were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Yeiser. Mr.. Harris is a brother of
Mr.. Yeiser's and had not seen him in
thirty-six years. They expressed
themselves as being elated over the
royal entertainment received while
here. Mr.. Harris is eighty-six years
Of age, his brother is eighty-one.
Burlington Gazette: Messrs.
Christian and Hedrick, proprietors OF
the Elliott hotel of Des Moines; Lacey
of Oskaloosa and Hotel Keokuk of
Keokuk, are in the city today looking
/ over the hotel proposition. The meet
ing Of the stockholders will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the exchange
rooms at o'clock Legal notice OF
the meeting was mailed to all holders
of stock. At this meeting the section
of site will be made.
h At the Christian church in San
dusl1y on Sunday, very interesting
musical program was given, Prof. G.
A. Schotte being present. The follow
ing numbers were given: Piano sole
by Prof. Schotte, violin solo by Prof
Schotte. Other numbers included sc
lections on the violin by Oscar Peter
son. Accomplishments were played BY
Mildred Collins and Miss Mabel Peter
! son. Miss Olive Williamson sang
solo which was excellent. There Is
much talent among the congregation
and with Rev. Eli Rhodes as pastor
the church enjoys fine reputation
and far reaching influence.
Fort Madison Democrat: The long
talked Of new Santa Fe passenger sta
tion is at last to be realized, the worl
OF breaking the ground for the founda
ton having commenced this morning
Contractor Allen w. S NTH of this cit
has the contract and will pusa tn
work along as rapidly as possible. Tn
structure will be 32x141 feet in size
one story, built of brick veneer.
: will contain two waiting rooms
agents office and offices for other d.
partments. It will be built directl
across the foot of Chestnut street an
adjoining the old depot on the cas-
the old depot to be used exclusivel
: for freight offices. There will be a
archway over the street, for the ben
fit of the public. The cost OF tn
j building will be about $4,000.