The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22
CITY NEWS.

I a
Saturday afternoon at the Benner Tea
Company's store by the Y. W. c. A.
/ "A marriage license was issued
this morning TO Harry Jump OF keo-
kuk and Rida Carpenter of Alexan-
dria Mo.
The republican ward primaries
are to be held on Thursday evening
and the city convention on Friday
night.
Phone, or bring your wants TO
The Gate City-the paper will do the
rest Quick and sure returns at a
small price.
Mrs. Oscar Carlson is quite ser
iously i'll at her home with typhoid
pneumonia. Her many friends wish
her speedy recovery.
The members OF Division No l,
A. o. H, approached Holy Commun-
/ ion In body at ST. Francis de Sales
church Sunday morning.
Father Vaughan Wednesday night
at opera house. Subject THE Power
OF Love" Tickets fifty cents to any
part Of house. Go and you won't re
greet it.
--Laurant puzzled and delighted
the audience with his unique feats in
magic. All who saw him last night
will be glad to see him again. New
Orleans Picayune
There should be the seasons
largest attendance of children at the
Grand next Saturday afternoon to
witness the wonderful performance OF
Laurant- The entertainment is espec
tally attractive to ladies and children
-"Laurant and his magic were in
every sense high class and artistic
clever and mystifying. The most re
markable feat performed was to dis
/ appear from the centre of the stage
and appear on the floor of the thea
| tire. Omaha World Herald.
Ralph Joy and ]. Hayden are witt
the Knox Glee Club on its presen-
/ tour of Illinois towns. The glee clul
! will give an entertainment at Macomb
Plymouth, Augusta. Carthage ant
Quincy. The Carthage date is Thurs
day Of this week and quite numbel
from Keokuk will. attend. Ralph 10,
was in the city today.
| Republicans are urged to attend
the ward primaries which are to be
held next Thursday evening in all o.
the wards at 7:30. Be sure and re
member the time and consult the calls
appearing in this paper for place o
meeting. 1t is important that the re
publicans of the several wards selec
the very best material to represent
their ward on the council.
The millinery stores of the cit.
gave the formal seasons opening Sat
urday and the displays were even lar
/ ger, and more artistic than usual. Ths
attendance was most gratifying, thu
stores being crowded until a late
hour, and trade being reported excep
! tionally good for such an early open
! ing. Keokuk milliners arrange TO
these openings, for weeks, with re
suit is the display of the latest crea
tions of tle millinery art Scores o
the trimmers will be kept exceedingl,
: busy until after Easter, the date Sc
by many for the introduction OF thei
/ new spring hat
Three young boys were given
scare Iunday morning about II o'clocl
on South Sixth street. Near the cor
ner OF Sixth and Johnson a middl
aged colored man stepped out benin,
them, drew revolver and after few
words started on run after them
. He threatened to shoot and the boy
eyaded him by running behind the bo
cars standing on the Cameron tracks
len met by Gate City reporter o.
South Seventh street they were badl
frightened and were fearful of tn
negro shooting them. Such chara,
$ tiers should be taken up by the polio
I and put in safe keeping.