The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-03
CITY NEWS.


and vote.
Vote for DeYong for alderman in
t..e First ward.
"A fine lot of Iowa maple sugar
Oak Hall Candy Store.
Read F. A. Wedler's announce
ment of the big rug and carpet sale,
on page 3.
F C. Overton will be the speaker
at the Y. w. G.. A. meeting tomorrow
afternoon.
Registration was rather brisk to-
day. The boards will be open until Q
o'clock this evening.
You will surely wish to hear
Charles Stelzle at the Grand Tuesday
evening. His topic is of vital interest
to all classes.
Sterne Tor mayor and Kesselring
for marshal. They will work we'll to-
gether and work for the interest of
the taxpayers.
Joseph Bell has completed the
foundation for his new residence on
Leighton street, on the lot recently
purchased of Fred A. Wedler.
"A ten pourd baby girl was born
this morning to Mr. and Mrs. George
s. Tucker The little one has been
named Julia Anna Tucker
-Sterne and Kesselring will make
the kind of mayor and marshal that
the people of Keokuk will approve.
Be sure and vote for them next Mon
day.
The registration boards will be
open until o'clock this evening in
each ward, giving the would be voters
last chance to get their names On
the list.
Captain A. C. Decker will take
party of aalf dozen or more fisher
men down the river about twenty
miles this afternoon at $3.50. The par
ty will remain out until tomorrow
evening, trying their luck as anglers.
For the consideration of 5000.
John L. Fairchild has sold to Jennie
NJ. Reed, the west half of lot II in
block 159, the property being on Morg-
an street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets.
Fifth ward voters should see that
Emil Lindstrand is given a rousing
vote next Monday. No man running
for office at the present election de.
serves better of his constituents than
Emil Lindstrand.
-Workingmen and their friends
should interest themselves to the ex-
tent that the Grand will be packed to
hear Charles Stelzle on next Tuesday
evening 1t will be a great talk on a
great question.
The general impression is that
Sterne and Kesselring will have a
nice majority next Mondav night.
They have made clean camp sign and
both will give Keokuk an economical
and commendable administration.
w. c. Howell has been appointed
by the state legislature as trustee of
the state normal school to succeed
Harsh who declined to serve. The APP
pointment comes as quite an honor to
the well known Keokuk citizen who
will make an excellent official.
The Christian Endeavor World:
Perhaps the man in the country to-
! day who is best able to speak to labor
union men of the things of the spirit
4 is an ex-machinist, still member of
his union, although now a minister
Charles Stelzle, himself OF direct i'm
migrant descent" Hear Mr. Stelzle
at the Grand Tuesday evening.
Fifth ward voters owe In Lind
strand a reelection. He has been
working hard for two years to do what
his constituents wanted him to do and
it is generally admitted that no man
worked harder for his ward than Emil
f Lindstrand His first term on the
council gave him an opportunity to
better prepare himself for the work
to come and with his knowledge of
conditions he will be very able man
in the council
-Williamsport News: Like many
other great men, God seems to have
specially prepared and raised him UP
for such time as this That he has
a mission equal in our day to the mis-
sion Of Savonarola, OF Luther, of Yves
ley In other DAYS nc one doubts Who
he's heard him. 8Ir. Stelzle was heard
by over $500 Mt the Presbyterian Gen
eral Assembly in Columbus, Ohio. last
Mag." At the Grand next Tuesday
evening.
First ward voters remember and
go to the polls election day and cast
their vote for John DeYong who is
making the race for alderman He is
a business man and has the interest
OF the city at heart He has made a
success of his own business and the
city should have successful business
men in charge of their affairs. Mr.
DeYong is one of the best posted men
in the city His election should be
very emphatic.
One of the Younger residents OF
the Fourth ward. Willis f. Mundy
was selected TO make the race for
alderman. He will do his best If
elected to give his constituent. sat
isfactory service. He is daily receiv.
ing assurances of support from all
classes. Next Monday night wnen the
votes are counted it is hoped he will
have clear majority as he will work
hard to deserve election before the
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