The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-07
CITY NEWS.

--latest trimmed hats, Mrs. Karll's.
Persimmons. Jackson, It'll & Main.
Pet of the Big Horn Ranch at
Dodges tonight.
See the latest in stationery at
Sam c. Westcott Co.
Nursing a Viper, at Dodges to.
morrow night.
Caruso, Melba. Nordica. Eames,
Dentiture and other artists, st. Johns
Parish house, Nov. 8.
"A change of Heart, at Dodges to-
night biograph picture.
Split Wood and chunks delivered
promptly. M. F. Eaton, Bell phone. 5;
Hub. phone. 1884
ID. B. Hamill, who suffered a
badly sprained wrist few weeks ago
Is improving rapidly.
Nursing a Viper the special pic
ture to be put on at Dodges Monday
night, is something out of the ordi-
nary. Don't miss it.
Mrs. John Rockelman has been
confined to her bed for sorae time
with rheumatism at her home, No.
1923 Exchange street.
Regular meeting Of Puckechetuck
encampment No. Z. l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows hall at o'clock tonight. Wis
ng brethren fraternally invited to
attend Work III the patriotic degree.
Masonic Regular meeting of Har-
din lodge No. 20, A. F. and A. M,
Monday evening, November 8, at 1880
o'clock. Visiting brothers fraternally
invited to attend. BY order of W. M.
A. X. Stewart, secretary.
Lost in Siberia is one of the best
pictures the Selig Company have ever
made, see it at Dodges tonight.
Are you going to the GYM"
Yes, but must go to Bode & Larson's
first and get pair of those real
gymnasium oxfords. They are so
much better.
Pressman's Union No. 154 of Keo-
kuk became affiliated with the Keo-
kuk Trades and Labor assembly at
their regular meeting on Friday
evening and are now part of that
body.
Rudolph Schevers, an ex-mail car
rier OF Keokuk, now living in the
country, was one of the successful
ones who drew claim in the Chey-
enne and Standing Rock land draw
ing. He intends to go west and make
his home on the new farm.
Subscriptions are not received
for carrier delivery for the Sunday
Gate City alone. The subscription
must include the entire week edition.
For ten cents no value so good is Of
fered to the reading public of the city.
-Four new pictures at Dodges to-
night.
Some very pretty models of
dainty evening slippers in bronze.
suede and patents are being shown by
Bode & Larson.
See Mrs L. C. Karlps new line
/ trimmed hats, 720 Main.
What more acceptable gift could
you select for your friends Christmas
than your photograph? Its only sew
en- weeks until Christmas. Do it now
cloudy weather just as good as sun
shine. Anschutz.
r.. L. Fleming. the speaker at the
Y. M. G. A. this afternoon, is one of
the strongest ever booked for a mems
meeting in this city and no man
should miss hearing what he. has to
say. He is a convert of Billy Sunday
and the meeting will no doubt be a
hummer
All members of Monday Music
club and members of the chorus are
urged to meet Monday evening at
7:30, Y. M. G. A. when chorus will
be organized to give the Messiah Dec.
81, under leadership of w. F. Bentley.
Eugene Coleman, the colored
fellow who slashed John Mailer with a
knife at the new school building Fri
day. was charged with assault with
intent to do great bodily harm He
waived preliminary examination be-
fore Judge Mcnamara and was bound
over to the grand jury. Bond was
furnished by James Cameron, Jr., and
Frank L. Griffey.
1t is very importsnt to the pat,
rons of The Gate City that they keAp
informed as to what the merchants
say in their advertisements Mer-
chants advertise in order to reach the
people and in their advertisements
they tell the buyer of merchandise Of
cred and the chars cter and quality
and price. Advertisements are of
economical value to the purchaser.
Don't fail to read the advertisements
in this issue.
r L. Fleming of Bloomington, Ill.,
will address the men of Keokuk at the
Y. M. @. A. this afternoon and it is
hoped that Keokuk will give him a
large audience. He generally speaks
to between 500 and 1000 men and the
auditorium should be filled. He will
bring some echos of the Sunday
meetings and will tell of his CONVEX
sion among other things.
-Messrs. Henry Sanders and Nels
Warner were hosts at roast duck
and quail-on-toast supper at the Grand