The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-21
CITY NEWS


An new pictures vt Dodge's and
Majestic tonight.
head The Daily Gate City. 10
cents per week.
Hosiery and underwear at big re-
dnctions at Central Store,
Tea and market. Congregational
chapel, $50 p. M. Saturday.
Take your choice of any Walkover
shoe for $40. Bode-Larson.
The Heart Of a Cowboy" Colon
ial Theatre Beautiful tonight.
Attend our preinven,ory sale.
Everything at a bargain Jones, the
Halter.
Keokuk's best lire of clothing now
selling at 20 per cent reduction,
Ewers, Mccarthy Co.
Many farmers are buying lots in
the Hamilton Conklin & joyce addi-
ton for future profits.
Hear Mr.. Maroly, of Damrosch S
New York Symphony orchestra. in so
los tonight. at Unitarian church.
Quite a few farmers are buying
lots in Hamilton to build home
when they retire from the farm.
Ladies, you have your choice OF
any B. and L. special $3.50 shoe for
$3.50 during this clearing sale. Bode-
Larson.
Puckechetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday evening at 500 o'clock.
". E. Rokey, N. G.; George ". lmme-
gar, secretary
An actual bear hunt on the Big
Muddy, near Marbel, Colo.,; all the
exciting features of the hunt wildly
portrayed at the Majestic tonight.
Gentlemen, it will not cost you
anything to come in and try on some
of those shoes that are going at $40
and you may save couple of dollars
by doing so. Bode-Larson.
Central's big January clearing
sale starts tomorrow, go.
Last evening at the regular meet
ing of the Elks lodge, Guerdon Colvin
the talented singer, was taken into
membership. Following the meeting
a luncheon was served and social
session enjoyed.
Leo Fee, aged Z, of Dallas City
Ill, while coasting last Saturday ran
into Santa Fe train and was thrown
from the sled. his skull being fractur
ed. The boy was taken to hospital
at Galesburg where he died Thursday
morning.
To- oil ar:r raf1 ~
tomorrow at Central Store.
1T certainly read like the new
Keokuk-last evenings issue of The
Gate City. with the accounts of the
new Des Moines river bridge which
Is to be built this year: the great i'm
provements to be made by the o. A
Talbot Co., and the Commercial clut
receiving gift of seven acres o.
land to be used for factory sites.
-Montrose Journal: Mr.. and Mrs
George Anderson of Keokuk seem tt
be unfortunate. A few years ago while
living on Bluff Park they lost nearly
all OF their household goods in fire
which consumed the dwelling house
where they were living. They hat
no insurance. Saturday morning thei
I furniture was practically ruined b.
smoke and water when the Elite poo
room was badly damaged by fire
Anderson had no insurance.
Basket bail tonight at "Y." s:15
Keokuk high school will play Quincy
Burlington Gazette: Ethel Tad
lock, the young woman whom
George Roberts enticed ava,
from Burlington last Saturday
after going through an alleges
fake marriage at Monmouth, re
turned to her fathers home yesterday
She said that Roberts deserted her a
Keokuk and she did not know wher'
he was at the present time. Mis-
| Tadlock was quite sure she was Legal
/ ly married to Roberts, but when the
got TO Keokuk they had disagree
/ ment and she returned to Burlington
Burlington Gazette: That EaI
Emmerson met his death through acc
dental injuries received last Frida
evening, while coasting on Osbor
street and that no blame rests 0
Max Nave, the chauffeur in charge {
the auto which was towing the DO
with which the collision occurred, wa
the verdict Of the coroner's jury TIL
morning in an inquest conducted b
Coroner b. A. Prugh. Eighteen vi
/ nesses were examined during the hea
ing in which Nave explained satisfa
torily his presence on the hill. II
also established the fact that ne is
professional chauffeur and capable {
handling a car. No evidence was SUI
mitted 10 show that Nave operated hi
car in any manner other than car
full manner.
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