The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-25
CITY NEWS.
3ode-Larson's Removal Sale.


Bros, quarts, half gallons and gallons.
delivered to any part Of city, Tel.
Bell 24S r.
The steamer n. w. B. passed
through the draw yesterday pushing
couple of barges on its way to the
Illinois river where load Of clam
shells will be taken aboard.
Special for Saturday from 2 till 8
p mn; regular soc artistically decorat-
ed porcelain celebrated Dorothy 2-qt.
water pitchers at 29c each. Limit Of
one to a customer. Duncan-Schell
Furniture Co.
For 81 and other considerations
Thomas H. Joyce and wife have trans
ferred to Michael and Gusta Welsh
southwest half Of the southwest quar-
ter OF section 6. in township 65 north,
range s west, except one acre used for
school purposes. The property named
is about six miles northwest Of Keo-
kuk.
Choice late potato seed at KEEP
pels.
A petition to the city council has
been filed with Clerk H. T. Moore by
Fred Kerns, No. IL North Water
street, who on the twelfth day OF
| April paid mulct tax for three months
ending June 80 and whose place Of
business on the third day Of May was
| quarantined on account Of small pox
for seventeen days. He asked that
part OF his mulct tax amounting to
| s19.O5 be refunded.
| During the week in Hancock coun-
| ty, Ill, the following marriage licenses
were issued Harry Metcalf, Blan-
dinsyille, Margaret DeHayen, La
Harpe; Allen G. Felt, Wellington,
Kan. Matte M. Moore, Carthage;
John vogt, Boise, Idaho, Lille q. Tyr
rell. Hamilton; Chas. H Harper, Car
thage, Gladys Hughes, Carthage;
Charles S. Tyler. Carthage, Cleo May
Cronk, Carthage; Adam Paul Buckert,
Warsaw, Winnie Rea Floto, Warsaw.
Quincy journal: The excursion
steamer w. w. and barge, carrying
372 excursionists, under the auspices
OF the Benevolent Uniin Of Keokuk.
arrived here shortly after noon today
| 1t is unfortunate that the street rail-
way folks and the boat people do not
give this matter OF car service on the
llevee closer attention. Better atten-
| ton would mean more business for
both. and more friends for Quincy.
There was one car on the leyee TO
bring up this crowd.
We will give you good service Sat
urday evening at our Removal Sale
4 but prefer to have you come IN the
1 morning. Bode Larson Shoe Co.
Several Of the young men Of this
| town received an offer for fight last
| evening after the performance at the
FLOATING theatre 1t seems that one
Iof the performers objected to beint
Kissed at with the result that ate
{ the show he issued challenge Z
fight Clis tormentors no matter VIVA
J was their weight, winner take all. Tn
young men evidently were not In train
ing at the time for the offer was re
fused
/, -Donnellson Review: We have i
: on good authority that o. A. Talbot
who is in the grain business at Keo
: kuk, will commence next week thu
erection of large warehouse here t.
2 accommodate the brain bought in THU
Z vicinity. 1t will be in charge of Snid
t er & Hirschler, who have for som
time past been shipping grain to thi
s dealer. This will give them storag
r facilities not heretofore possesse'
j and place them in position to hand
r the products OF the farme more easil
j. and in larger quantities. Donnellso
r is a good grain market as prices pal
d here are the highest possible and tn
e fact of the mill being located here ha
e tendency to bring grain here tina
f might otherwise go to markets equal
t near to the producer.
n Regarding the excellent musics
d recital given week ago Thursday !
r Montrose by Mrs. Ella Marder, tn
d Montrose journal las the following
p say: A splendid musical entertain
# ment was given at the Methods
e church on last Thursday evening b
r Mrs. Ella Marder and some Of her p'
r nils Of Keokuk. The musical number
e consisted of violin solos, violin an
d mandolin selections, vocal solos, etc
y which were rendered in an able mai
y ner. The special features were tn
n violin solos, and the soprano solos b
Mrs. w. ]. Frank of Keokuk. Herschs
Wahrer of this place, also pupil {
Mrs. Marder, rendered some very pre-
$ ty selections on the violin. The a
/. tendance was not as large as usus
It on such occasions, owing to the fat
s that there were too many entertain
, ments that evening, but those who fai
ed to attend the musical missed rar
treat al, Mrs. Marder is an able II
(. structor and the concert rendered b