The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-02
CITY NEWS.

-Ferndell peanut butter. I'M
megarts.
Register tomorrow il you neglect
ed it before.
See Ewers & Mccarthy Cos. line
OF spring suits.
y. w. c. A. Market Saturday 900
p. m. Benner's Tea Store.
--Ewers & Mccarthy Co. have the
spring suits you are looking for.
Beat us If you can--chocolate
creams tomorrow 10c Id. COG Main,
The body of Albert Montgomery,
who died on March 2. was removed
from Oakland cemetary vault and in
tered today.
"A handsome souvenir will be
given with every purchase { mems,
women's or children's shoes or OK
fords, Saturday at the Star Shoe Store.
do not think of buying set of
harness, or a buggy, until you have
seen the big stock of George Sher-
wood. Largest and best stock in this
s ton. Repair work done while
you wait.
Elliott Cobb, andidate for place
on the Iowa University baseball team,
broke his right ankle while running in
practice. He is one of the star base
ball men of the school and the acct
dent is deemed as very unfortunate.
No better selection could be made
in the Fifth ward than Emil Lind
strand. No one has ever accused him
of being Indifferent to the welfare Of
his ward or the city. He should get a
large vote. His party only needs to
give him loyal support to close the
election day voting with handsome
majority in his favor.
A lady telephoned to constable
John Leindecker about a case of cruel
ty to horse and Mr.. I4eindecker, as
special officer Of the Humane society
tried to find the lady but mistook her
address over the telephone. He ex-
poets her to call him up again and he
will then take action against the horse
owner.
j. R. Roberts continues to gain
friends in the Sixth. He has been
assuring the voters that he win go
into the office If elected with free
hand to do what is best for the city
and the people All elements in the
ward are giving him assurance of sup
port. Tie outlook for his election is
bright.
John DeYong, the candidate for al
derman from the First ward, is going
to receive the votes of the First ward
ers irrespective Of party. He will do
all that he can to make Keokul one
of the best cities in the state. With
the coming of changed conditions
which are certain this year 1t is i'm
portant that men like Mr.. DeYong are
placed on the council.
The boys department of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will take hike Saturday
morning leaving the building at $50
o'clock. The hike is to near the Des
Moines river bridge and will be par
ticipated in by all Of the members. In
the evening Major NJ. Meigs will speak
to the boys en- '"rhe Water Power"
Being as familiar as he is with the sub
ject the talk tomorrow should be in
teresting as we'll as instructive.
AT meeting of the Jewish Stu
dents Literary Society the members
discussed THE Mediator" new book
written by Prof. Il. A. Steiner. A long
and interesting discussion of the book
was led by DR.. Boris d. Bogen The
remarkable exactness of its characters
appealed to all those present.-Cincin-
natl Inquirer. Hear his lecture. The
New American and the New Problem,
at High school next Monday evening.
DR.. Steiner is one of those men
who have travelled much, who have
seen much that there is to see in the
world uiftnl y1rith IND
edness by which they are able to
Judge American institutions and life
as we'll as those of Europe with perfect
frankness. He has been heard by
large audiences at Chautanqua so that
his voice was not a new one and his
message came to people who had list
ened to his lectures or read his books.
jamestown On. W Morning Post.
High school, Monday evening.