The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-06
CITY NEWS.

Schools books at Westcott's.
All sizes flower pots at Wolfe's.
Imp night tonight at the Colonial.
/ Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar.
Meet me at the Air Dome tonight.
Go to Wolfe's, 70S Main, for flow
er pots
States. pencils and tablets at
/ Westcott's
Latest in Illustrated songs at the
Air Dome tonight.
I The Road to Richmond" again
| tonight at Dodge's.
Mrs Karl, the milliner, has remov-
ed to corner Eighth and Main.
Quincy and return. so cents on
I Steamer Keokuk, every Thursday
Take Ne Out to the Ball Game"
! a comedy at Dodge's tomorrow night.
Big new line of fur, plush and
wool lap robes and blankets just re-
ceived Sherwood's.
She's an Imp, Flowrence Law
renee, the original biograph girl at
the Colonial tonight.
Have you seen Florence Law
renee? She is that famous Imp girl
appearing at the Colonial tonight.
Owing to increasing business Mrs.
/ KARL, the milliner. has removed her
stock to the large store room, corner
Eight and Main.
-Keokuk and Quincy play again
| tomorrow. winding up the series and
also the last game of the season be-
tween the two clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Uhler. of 1929
Des Moines street, are rejoicing over
the arrival of baby girl at their
home Monday morning.
observation-disclosures meeting of
Eagle Lodge, No. IL, A. F. & A NJ, s
o'clock Tuesday evening, September
6, 1910. Visiting brethren fraternally
invited. BY order of the W. NJ. S.
H Johnston, secreatry.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. 5. knights of Pythias to-
night at 500 o'clock at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau Visiting Knights
invited Special business. Make ex-
ira to be present. c. truce Lake, c. C..
Word has been received by the
local river men that Oscar Ruby, as
sistant engineer on the snagboat Da-
vid Upton, found pearl near La
Crosse, Wisconsin, which is valued at
$3.50. Mr.. Ruby stated that he was
walking along the shore and luckily
happened to spy the precious stone.
Owing to the washout between
St Louis and this city all of the local
trains have been greatly detained The
railroad company is making every eff
fort as to the repair. This morning
Harrison and Deitz Company receiv-
ed word fror' the c., B. & Z. Office
at Hannibal asking them if they could
supply them with sixteen car loads of
stone, which was shipped immediate
ly.
"A Keokuk lady who occasionally
purchases her suits in the big cities,
in burst of confidence admitted to
a friend that she intended to change
her plans and buy her suits at home
She admitted that on comparison OF
a recent investment she found that al.
most any Keokuk dealer could have
saved her from SO to S. 1t is fact
that Keokuk dealers can not only save
their customers money but they Offer
an equally good and up-to-date article
/ Then again the customer should re
member that the local merchant de
4 Saryac their husjnpcc
Although the weather was threat
ening during the entire day and rair
fell in the afternoon the Keokuk Coun
! try Club golf links were visited by
many golfers, both in the morning ant
afternoon. The open game of the day
/ was graveyard" in which many
players competed J. F. Elder, the
I golflng mayor won the contest b,
(! planting his flag just off the frs
Il green after covering the nine hole!
with one stroke left.
i Owing to a wreck between Gales
burg and Burlington the play "Ishm
aeP at the Grand Opera house will no
begin at the usual time of 8:15 o'clock
but the curtain will rise about nine
Owing to the wreck the company play
ing the production will not reach Keo
kuk until the south bound Kline trair
this evening at S:25 o'clock. Every
thing will be hustled to the theatre
and the curtain will go up just as soor
as possible Those who are to set
the show will be safe In not com