The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-14
CITY NEWS.

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Make UP party for the big show
at the Bon Ton tonight.
Regular meeting K. G. transferr-
ed to Thursday, Dec. 16.
Ed Woolley is confined to his
bed with an attack of rheumatism.
Fill the childrens stockings with
Christmas candy from Burke Bros
-Theatre-goers will bear in mind
that the curtain will RE on the
Hackett performance tor lght prompt
ly at 8 o'clock sharp.
Judge Logan, who has been i'll
several days, suffering from an attack
of rheumatism, is considerably i'm
proved.
First presentation in Keokuk OF
the great biograph picture 1.-THE Call
of the Wild" at the Bon Ton tonight.
Don't miss it.
Your little girl will want one OF
those fine chairs at Wolfe's.
The Volunteers of America con
| tinue to hold meetings at No. 90 South
Third street every night except Mon
day and Tuesday. Brother Douglas
breaches on the Second Coming o.
/ Christ" and there will be other preach
ing and singing.
| Judge H. Bank, Jr., took up the
case of F. T. Hughes VS.. Howard Con
nable this morning. The suit is one
! for the attorneys fees in the Q
| Menu case. The firm of Hughes 6
McCoid represent the plaintiff and
John P. Hornish and Major w. B
| Collins the defendant.
Burke Bros. have that good candy
! fruits and nuts for the children's
Christmas tree. 5O4 Main.
-Theatre-goers will bear in mini
that the curtain will rise on TIKI
Hackett perform ance tonight prompt
4 " at o'clock sharp.
Miss Maud ANGUS. only daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ANGUS, o
this city, was united in marriage t.
Alex Scott, the ceremony being per
formed by Reverend Saunders, paste
of the colored Baptist church, of thi
city Over two hundred weddin!
guests were present to witness the al
fair. The evening was spent followin,
the marriage in music and a genera
social time and luncheon was served
G. A. Schotte played tn weddin
march Mr. and Mrs. Scott left TO
Chicago on their wedding trip follow
'. ing the ceremony. The bride is wei
known young colored lady and tn
groom served for eleven years in tn
u. S. army and saw service in Cub
and the Philippines.
Already the managers of the We
rious teams in the church indoor base
ball league have begun to scou
: around for players and there wi
undoubtedly be some keen compel
: ton for the pennant this year. TIL
: league promises to be more success
full than ever before and will do muc
! towards making indoor baseball
success.
!, -Keokuk theatre goers Shout
without fail see James K Hackett 8
SAlc VI dhu OpCld uOuoO AZ ooiiioOi
Keokuk theatre goers should also II
: member that the play starts prompt
at s o'clock This is rare treat 0
fered by Manager Hughes. Hackett
celebrated actor. 1t is one of th
Frohman attractions and one that til
people of Keokuk are not often priv
legged to witness. There should h
no empty chairs at the Grand tonigh
Too often have artists of superic
merit been disappointed in the size {
a Keokuk audience. Let Hacke
have no complaint. Such splendi
plyas as the one to be presented t,
night should have the support {
theatre attendants. No one will leay
the opera house tonight disappointe
: The opportunity to see this celebrit
] does not often present itself. Don
l miss this opportunity.