The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30
CITY NEWS.
insure VITA B. B. Hobbs.

Insure VITA B. B. Hobbs.
Stroke Moeller's Siv4r Ash cigar.
You will have good excuse to
go to Dodges Friday night. Bring the
children
The two comedians in the Red
Mill which showed here Tuesday night
are former vaudeville performers,
they having made hit on the big
circuits in some original stunts.
Friday night is children's night
at Dodges. Tom Thumb will be there
with all Of his little brothers.
Answers to the following want ads
inserted in tho Gate City can be OBJ
tanned by the advertiser by calling at
this office: "Stenog rapher," tx. Y. a."
2; "K'3; and IA.
There has been some talk around
town to the effect that the celebration
at st. Louis during next week would
Interfere with the street fair. How
ever, it is not seen how this can be-.
as no one who intends to come !,
Keokuk will go to st. Louis. The
crowds should be bigger than ever
this year, providing that the weather
Is favorable.
Local followers of baseball hoped
that Chicago had won the pennant In
one OF the big leagues so that there
would be a chance of witnessing
worlds championship game. AS it is,
hov-e yer, 1t would take a very en-
thtsiastic supporter to journey as far
as Pittsburg, or Detroit, or Philadel-
nhia, whichever the case may be, to
witness a battle.
DR.. Dimond has moved his Office
to the Odd Fellows building, No. lS
North Seventh street
The high school boys who have
been around soliciting for ads which
will appear on the official street fair
program are meeting with good sue
cess and expect to have all the space
filled in short time. The program
will be on the order of those which
have been issued in previous years,
containing full list of the acts and
the location at which they can be
seen. This is new venture for the
athletic association and it looks as
If it will prove to be success.
Tom Thumb, the greatest chill
dren's picture ever made. will be
shown at Dodges tomorrow night.
Don't let the children miss it.
B. F. Jone5 of this city turned
over to the police department a letter
from T. J. Lemorex of Snfthshire, Ill.
which contained request that look.
out be kept for his sixteen year old
son who departed from home on Ser
TENDER 23d and has not Zen heard oil
since. He is known to have purchas-
ed a ticket to Fort Madison and the
boys father thinks he might have
come to Keokuk. He took with him
his bicycle. The father is only slight
ly worried about the boy and only
wants to help him II he can. The lad
is described as being sixteen years
old, five feet, seven inches in height.
mas dark hair and gray eyes and was
dressed in dark suit witt lew shoes
and brown hat
--Nauvoo Independent: Charles Sing
er was quite badly injured yesterday
morning in trying to stop runaway
team. He sustained broken rib, and
bad bruises and cuts about the head
arms and shoulders and body The ey.
tent Of his injuries may not yet be full
ly developed. Mr.. Singer and Others
were at work putting in cement
crossing at the corner OF Eighteenth
and Mulholland streets. Cbas. Pitt and
wife came along in wagon, driving a
team, one being a colt Nearing the
corner the team became frightened
and started to run. They smashed In
to a telephone pole, upsetting tho
wagon. throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Pit out,
neither being injured One half the
wagon was left there. and the team
whirled around the pole with the front
port OF the wagon and started toward
the new cement crossing being put in.
Mr.. Singer, in trying to stop the team,
was knocked down and run over, with
the above result. The team ran into
another telephone pole Vim. Ken'er' s
residence and Vim. caught them
there. The wagon was wrecked.