The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-05
CITY NEWS
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Poultry and Game at Tigues.
Sealshipt oysters, a. Immegarts.
New spring dress goods on display
at Central Store. All prices.
Y. ". c. A. Market Benner's Tea
Store. Saturday 200 p. m.
Notice to regular patrons of the
Roll-a-Way: Private Party tonight.
| Ask your grocer for Lincoln
Brand Sunkist Oranges, and get the
best.
Big cut price sale of sheet music
at Schaeffer & Sanders music house.
6o7 Main street, Friday and Saturday.
"A meeting of the independent
base ball teams of the city, which was
lately organized will be held at the
county court house this evening.
The Sunday afternoon musical
concert at the Y n. C.. A. will be
given by the association male quartet
and Miss Harriet Kastner, contralto
soloist.
Citizens SHOULD not overlook the
mass meeting this evening at 7:30
o'clock in the county court house for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for school directors.
The box supper at the high school
this evening has been called OF. The
Fort Madison basket ball team will
not arrive until the evening trair. and
the game will not start until about
$3.50 o'clock.
Cook Furniture Co. are closing out
to quit business and we are not buying
any goods. But large wholesale car
pet and rug firm sent us a consign-
ment of rugs to close out at wholesale
prices.
Key. Sanders, pastor of the Bap-
fist church, who has been i'll for some
time past, will lead in prayer at the
meeting tonight and hopes to be able
to officiate at the regular services
on Sunday.
Two young keokuk men are plan
ming to go to Quincy on Sunday if the
present nice weather continues. They
VIII make the trip in canoe. Sew
eral like parties are scheduled for
Sunday if the weather is nice.
This evening at 1870 o'clock
meeting of citizens will be held a the
county court house, corner of Fifth
and Concert streets for the purpose of
nominating candidates for school di-
rectors to be voted for on Monday.
At the mass meeting of citizens
this evening at 1880 o'clock il the
county court house, candidates for
school directors and treasurer will be
nominated. The school election will
be aleld Monday afternoon at the hisn
school building.
The fishing season is opened now
for true. A small boy was seen yes
terday afternoon making his way
down the hill and in the direction of
the Standard Oil tanks on the bank of
the river at the foot of Bank street.
He had fishing pole and a can Of
worms and was out for a good catch.
West Point Bee: Rev. John Davis,
pastor of the M. E. clurch, who was
injured some time ago by a fall and
was not getting along as we'll as might
be. left Monday for Keokuk where he
entered Graham hospital for treatment.
His many friends hope that he may
fully recover and that his stay will
be of short duration.
-keokuk camp of the Modern
Woodmen is going to have big blow
out some time soon, when about one
hundred candidates will be taken in.
and a supper and social session will
follow. The following supper commit
tee has been appointed: Neighbors
Ed. S. Lotion John We'll, Henry War
wick, j. w Steiger, W. H. Metzinger.
John Westrow, George Banks, O. J..
Moll, Thos. Dolan, s. Mccoy, Barney
Conn, VIM. Hayden, Frank Wahlgren
and Spencer Howe.
During the week in Hancock county.
H., the following marriage licenses
Were issued: Chas. Schnetz . Carrie
Weber; William Hagmeier to Bertha
Babcock; Fred P. Hull to Pearl NJ.
Zimmerman; Walter Harris to Clara
lppensee: Lee karr to Charlotte Rob
inson; Harry Choat to Mary R. Nc
Mechan; Edgar w. Faulkner to Hell
ena NJ. Watson; Arthur l.. Helton to
Clara REESE; Eeilt Upkes to Annie
Schuster; John Schumward to Bar
bara T.. Brant; William Blair to Eila
Marks; William H. Emmert to Mable
NJ. Shankle.
Ed. Woods only got thirty days
in the county Jail yesterday afternoon
after his trial in the superior court
charged with stealing a pipe wrenca
from II. r. Collins. The wrench was
sold by Woods to a second hand man
for % cents. He claimed that he
bought the wrench five years ago in
Carthage from a hardware store, but
witness was present who had lived
in Carthage and who told that the man
had been out of business for ten years.
The Wrannh had coil;p.r