The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-09
CITY NEWS.

Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar
p. Wolfe. horseshoeing. 16 S. 10th.
Hear Dr. Tralle lecture tonight at
Baptist church. % cents.
Use The Gate City when you want
to rent house or SCI one. 3
First Christian church supper.
Saturday. $50 to 7:30, 25c.
Strawberries, cucumbers. radish-
es. tomatoes and rhubarb at Imme
CARTS grocery.
Tomorrow viii be Holy Saturday
and holy water will be given out in
the Catholic churches of the city.
Buy your Easter footwear at Star
Shoe Store. a fine line 10 select from.
Best goods. lowest prices.
st Johns Guild will hold an APP
ron sale and market at the parish
house Saturday, April 10. at 2 O'Clock.
John Carss. Sr.. foot of Anschutz
hill has best new currants, gooseber-
ries, asparagus, rhubarb. Rambler ros-
es, peonies. etc, for sale
The body of Mrs. Edward Peter
son was sent to Carthage this morning
on the Wabash train and interment
viii take place there She was a for
I'm the Y. NJ. C. A. pool tourna-
ment last evening Charles Allen was
defeated by Roy Stricken by a score
of so to 25. Stricken had the game
well in hand during the entire con-
test.
The fifteen-year-old son of Her.
bert Draper of Atlantic. Ia, who ran
away from home last June has been
located at Prosper. Wash. and the
father has departed for the west 10
bring him back home. Recently the
lad gave himself up TO western author
tiles and made known his identity.
Attend the Rioters club meet
ing Saturday evening at the superior
court room. 4 large attendance is ex
pected as there is business of import
ance to be brought before the body
This meeting is not only for members
OF the club, but also those who INTEND
TO become affiliated with It in the fu
turc-
/ Navigation on the Des Moinel
river for the season, started yester
/ day when T. r. Sawyer of Athens, Mo.
brought down barge load of whea
/ from his home to the Warsaw mill
The barge contained 500 TO 500 bush
] els of wheat and was hauled distanc'
OF thirty-five miles by means OF ;
launch.
The people of the little Illage o
Morse near Iowa City, think the small
town was visited by regular cit,
pugulists last evening and are some
/ ri
states that several special trains ar
rived from Cedar Rapids and Dayen
port and Chicago. A prize fight va
pulled off with knockout The PAL
Elephants are unknown.
An excellent meeting has been al
ranged for ZEN at the Y. NJ. {. a
Sunday afternoon Rev Nelson Hall
Eof the Presbyterian church of Hamil
ton is to be the speaker. The Episco
Ipal choir of ST. Joseph's church IN
GLIDING about eighteen voices unde
1.-THE leadership OF Mrs. Bence will ful
nish a musical program. This will b
a rare treat that the men of the cit
!. do not have chance to enjoy yer
often and a crowded auditorium
looked for
Manager Vestal and the Keoku
high scaool baseball team are longin
for change in the temperature befor
tomorrow. Carthage comes to the cit
for the first game and unless there
some change in the weather the opel
: ing will not be very glorious. Carthag
has good team this y.sr. but Wei
: man, captain expects to carry off til
I game and make the opener victor
The game will be played early so tls
the team can return to Carthage
; the afternoon.
The Trinity Young Mems Gu
9 held the regular semi-annual meetir
: at the home of Rev. J. W Potter la
evening and reports from officers ar
chairmen of committees were hear
and officers elected. The club spel
! some time in looking at the collectc
Z OF curios gathered by Rev Potter dn
u ing his extensive visits along the Goa
s and IN the Holy Land The office,
ing. president: A. F Berger. vice pre-
ident: Stanley Hesbacher. secretary
II. C. Beaver, treasurer. Mr.. Allir
who is head Of the organization f,
the coming half year. has been acti'
: in the club especially during the pa
year and the choice is a good one. B
: fore departing refreshments were ser
ed
Pennington News: DR.. W.
; Smith OF Ut. Sterling. was called Fl
I day to the unlucky corner" to Z
tend patient with a broken Ie
: While driving home. John Harvey. pr
e pTietor Of a saw mill. was thrown
y the ground by the breaking of Il
r coupling pole of the wagon on whi'
y he was seated in the mix-up Hary,
{ suffered a Potts fracture in his le
ankle. The peculiar thing about 4
. unlucky corner is that thirte'
,. weeks ago on Fridey, man by /
e name OF Brown. who worked for y
: Harvey al the same mill. sustained
T fracture OF the leg. A few weeks |;
% er. again on Friday. Grover Hughes
: the same force. had a similar accidel
y Now comes Harvey with the third fir;
~ ture. on Friday and Just thirteen wee
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