The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-27
CITY NEWS.

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Blom's soap, made in Keokuk.
Harness-A large assortment at
Sherwood's.
New spring hats, shirts and neck.
wear at Ewers- Mccarthy Co.
A few of those close in lots in
Kings addition selling every week.
Dr. Brownlee.
"A few choice plain knee pants and
plain knee pants s-lits left at " price,
Ewers-McCarthy Co.
The Sanborn property on Tenth
street, between Bank and Timea. has
been transferred to j. b. Chute.
Social dance at Woodman hall,
Monday, Feb. %. Agnes orchestra
Rights OF admission resured.
DIR. e. G. Brownlet is home from
the hospital and his many friends
are pleased to see him out and around
again.
The suit OF Alice Moore daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore, VS..
City OF Keokuk, has been satisfactor-
lily settled and dismissed
Judge William Logan, who left for
the south several days ago, is now To-
Gated at Biloxi, Miss, where he will
remain for few weeks for the pur-
pose of benefiting his health.
The way for the merchants to
make Keokuk a trading point is to
use literally the advertising columns
OF The Gate City, which has circula-
| ton in territory contiguous to Keo.
kuk.
Maj. w. B. Collins has asked that
the city to pay back into the treasury
$3.50 misappropriated. as he says, for
the Upper Mississippi River Improve.
ment association convention. He
wants the mayor ana councilmen to
pay this.
Instructions have been issued
from the general Office of the West
ern Union Telegraph company where
by telephone subscribers are now priv
ileged to telephone their messages to
the offices OF that company and have
the charges collected monthly or 9TH
erwise.
Interest in the commission cleo
ton is increasing. New candidates are
declaring their purpose either to run
for mayor or commissioner. 1t is
hoped that large number will an
nounce their candidacy, as 1t will give
the voters a broader opportunity to
select the material
i Remember Ewers- Mccarthy Co.'S
20 per cent reduction sale on suits.
4 Within the next week or ten days
there will be grand opening of the
Hipodrome. the roller skating rink,
where 1t is proposed to have vaude-
vile stunts intermingle with the
pleasures of skating at this first class
rink Mr.. and Mrs. LeGere are worthy
Iof your patronage.
The minstrel show given last
Tuesday evening, at the Grand opera
house, will be repeated on ST Pat
ricks night IN st. Peters hall, under
1.-THE auspices of division No. /, Ancient
Order OF Hibernians. The first part
only will be put on and the second
Ipart will be composed of specialties
and songs by st. Peters talent.
Vaudeville stunts will be intro
duced at the Hipodrome, the skating
rink between Sixth and Seventh, on
Main street, where ladies and gentle
men may find an afternoon or evening
of the fullest pleasure. Afternoon
hours from 2:15 to $50. and evening
from o'clock until 1915. Ladies at
teraoon admission with escorts), fiji
teen cents Evening admission fol
ladies with escorts), twenty-five
cents. Ladies without escorts), fiji
teen cents, evenings.
The trial of the Kelly twins, Fret
and Edward, was concluded in the stl
, Iperior court Saturday morning ant
!. Judge Mcnamara found them guilty o
! assault and battery upon Thomas AT
3 kinson, fining them 500 and cost.
i leach. Attorney Frank Ballinger gave
9 notice of appeal, and the Kelly twin,
r will have trial before district cour
q jury during the March term. Thei
ages continue to puzzle the prescott
ing attorney, and how old they reall.
: are may be brought out in their mex
trial
Inc HipUuio ONE tIoTHeIiy huoWi
as the Olympia Roll-a-Way skating
rink) will from tomorrow on, and con
I. tinue to be, one OF the most up-to-dat,
: and finely patronized places of good
!, wholesome amusement of its kind ii
: the state. 1t is with pleasure tina
Keokuk lovers of the roller skatin.
!. sport learn that Mr.. and Mrs. lie
: Gere have taken the management o
:. the rink and will conduct only plac,
!. Of amusement that ladies and gentle
: men, and only ladies and gentlemen
:, may attend They solicit your patron
age and they are worthy of IT,
Burlington Gazette: Mrs. Edn,
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