The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-27
CITY NEWS
Bargain basement at Central.

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Candlemas day at Nodler's.
The Dancing Girls of Butte" Obi
ograph), at Dodge's tonight.
Outings at 4. z, SIC yard; worth
| s, 5, 10 and 121sc. Centrals sale
Don't miss the feature bill at the
Colonial, theatre beautiful, tonight.
| Don't fail to see the Biograph pic
lures at Dodge's and Majestic tonight.
Choosing a Husband" and THE
Day After Biograph, at Majesti. to,
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Buck are re-
joicing over the arrival of fire baby
boy born Jan. %.
Next horse and mule sale Friday
and Saturday, January % and 20 B.
w Elder, Hamilton, III.
/ ALI credits for extraction to apply
on plates given by DR.. Colby, will be
honored by DIR. H. B. Wescott.
Extra tonight-Two great features
| -"Motherless" and third series The
| Life of Moses''-Colonial, theatre
beautiful, tonight.
The Troubadour entertainment
company which appeared in Woodman
hall last evening, left at 1885 this
morning for Dallas City, where they
will give an entertainment this eve
ming. They will return to Warsaw
tomorrow evening and on Saturday
will appear in Quincy.
Commencing today the four days
campaign under the auspices OF the
Y M. C. A. will be inaugurated at the
| bonding works, eliminating in the
1 large meetings Sunday afternoon and
1 evening. Mr.. G. R. Drum, of New
! York, international secretary in the re-
ligious work department, will be the
/ speaker
Glen Ross, the young fellow sub
| ject to what is commonly known as
whisky fits, was sent to Quincy this
morning. Ross was again brought to
the police station yesterday afternoon
in one of his spells, during which he
is very hard to manage. His home
is in Quincy and police authorities
thought it best to send him there.
The banquet ard social session
planned by the boot and shoe work.
ers' union which was to have been held
in Hawkes. hall, on next Saturday eve
ming has been called off for the time
being. A telegram was received here
yesterday from International President
John F. Tobin, who was to have beer
present, that his son was killed in q
railroad accident, thus making 1t i'm
possible for him to be present Mr.
Tobin was to make tour of the ives
and his presence would have featured
the affair
II This year, thirty-fiVe straight day!
OF ice cutting were utilized by the ict
men of this locality, to lay in an ample
supply of ice for this summer ]. B
Hutchinson of the Mississippi Goa
and Ice company, stated this morning
that his company had cut in the neigh
borhood of $50 cars of ice during thu
season, not to speak of the ice storet
away in the two ice houses of tina
company AT one time over one hun
bred men were employed by the com
pany and the harvest was rich an,
plentiful. Other ice companies aloni
!, the canal cut equally as we'll and tn
houses are we'll filed
The hotel registers of the tire
| large hostelries of the city, have
story to tell every day, Of the grea
| increase in business for the landlord
| of these houses. Each night, within
the past several weeks, it has bee
| necessary to turn away would-be lods
ers on account of lack of room /
several instances, strangers wer
| glad to double up in the rooms TO
the night. II the present condition
continue and business grows sti
more with the oncoming of warme
weather, there will be need 70
| more hotel rooms in Keokuk.
| Fort Madison Democrat: The col
tagious real estate movement an
land boom seems to have reached thi
| city and with 1t is the transfer of
parcel Of land in the central part c
1 FOTL NldulSIOH CUuLdiiluS lOuT DlOCh
J bound by Sixth and North, Locust an
Maple streets, known as outlots 1903.
1896, 1870 and 1871, an exceptional
well located and good piece of lant
The piece was purchased by Messr!
George B. Stewart. w. A. SHERIFF. an
A. w Smith from the j. H. KNAPP
heirs of Menominie, Wis. It is the il
tention of the buyers to improve tn
property with cement walks. sewer;
trees will be planted. the ground pla
ted into lots and prepared for res
: dence section, as the place is an idea
one for building.
Fort Madison Democrat: On Sa
urday, January 90, 1910, Mr.. and Mr.,
t Peter okell will have been Marie
for fifty years. Before marriage Mr..
Okell was Miss Martha Alice, daugl
ter of the late Mr.. and s.ys. John
: Alice. The marriage took pAace q
the home of the brides parents, Whic
occupied site between the preser
/, s. Atlee and Geo. W. Hanchett res