The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-09
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Illiamo sausage cur own special
make, try it. Haubert's.
st. Joseph's Auxiliary will hold It's
regular monthly meeting at the hos
pital Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 2::30 p. m.
Kline train No. IL was about
twenty-five minutes late this morning,
the first time it has been tardy for
some time.
Judge Rice H. Bel is a candidate
for the office of justice of the peace.
the vacancy being caused by the death
OF Judge Lands.
"A. G. Brown, who was in the city
yesterday In the interest OF baseball
at Monmouth, Is owner and publisher
Of the Monmouth Atlas.
Four big pictures at Dodges to-
night.
1t is said that the river is black
with ducks down around Hannibal and
that there is great deal Of hunting
around that district as result.
The Restoration" new bio.
graph picture at Dodge's next Friday
evening.
Clyde Martin is back on the piano
stool at Dodge's theatre after being
laid up at home for several days with
the tonsilitis. Let the overature now
proceed.
For Sale-Two cottages. Thir-
teenth and Orleans Will sell at
price to net s per cent If sold within
ten days. Answer 81" care this
ONCE.
THE villianess Still Persued
Him. comedy picture at Dodge's to-
night.
Friends in this city have learned
of the birth of child to Mr.. and Mrs
C. A. A. UT, Mr.. UT formerly being
a science teacher in the High school
Of this city.
flags were flung to the breeze this
morning. Since the raj nstorm of Sun
day afternoon. there has been consid-
cradle of drop in the temperature.
The Lie" one of the best of Edi-
son s productions at Dodge's tonight.
Sickness seems to haze kept SO
many Monday Music club members at
home last evening that the regular
weekly program could not be given. A
short business meeting was held in
place of it.
Keokuk has received some more
advertising by the Geographic news
sent out last evening by the United
Press in which Mr.. Beggs tells OF the
ontracts made by st. Louis concerns
for power from the water power dam.
The live newspapers Of the country
use the United Press news service and
they contained the item published In
last evenings Gate City.
Last evenings Muscatine Journal
had to say OF Miss ENNIS Nivling, the
well-known Y. w. G. A. secretary OF
Keokuk: At the Musserville church
Miss ENNIS Nivling, general secretary
| of the Keokuk Y W. C. A. treated OF
the methods employed by the travel
| ing secretaries, those young ladies
| who aid and protect young ladies'
| who visit the large cities. She also
touched upon other excellent fea-
lures of the association work
"A Waterloo paper says of Harry
| Gasrar, the former well-known Central
association pitcher: Harry Z. Casper,
Of Kinsley, who pitched for the Cincin-
| natl ball team this year, was united in
marriage with Miss Corla Free, OF
Worthington, MINI. They will make
their home in LeMars, having purchas-
ed Photographic studio. Mr. Gaspar
formerly conducted Photographic
studio In Kingsley.
Hunters In Knox county, Missouri,
who expected to enjoy some quail
shooting during the open season find
themselves confronted with peculiar
situation Practically every farmer
has his field posted with mo hunting"
placards, and is prepared to prosecute
every trespasser. All hunters look
alike to them, and many farmers are
refusing their best friends the privi-
lege of shooting quail. They give as a
season that the birds are valuable
eradicators of insects pests, and in adj
| dition that hunters shoot promiscuous-
/ ly among their stock, often frightening
or wounding the animals.
-Des Moines Register and Lead
er: Very Rev. James Gillespie, who
was appointed last week pastor of st.
Peters church at Keokuk, is a guest
of Monsignor Flayin of st. Ambrose
Catholic church. The appointment of
Father Gillespie to the Keokuk church
came as surprise. He has been pas
tor of the church at Mechanicsville. st.
Peters church at Keokuk is one OF the
deaneries OF the state and this promo
| ton means that his appointment is per-
manent. A deanery means an ire
movable position and his title will now
/ be Dean Gillespie. Aside from his
| direct duties to his congregation he
/ will be oyerseer or secretary to Bishop
/ Davis In giving advice to the priests
/ belonging to the Keokuk deanery
Father Gillespie viii assume his new