The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-31
CITY NEWS.

relay carpets and rugs.
Rev. J. w. Potter spoke at the
Y. M c. A Sunday meeting.
Sherwood for low prices on har-
ness and buggies. 70s Main.
Reserve seat sale for Y. NJ. C. A.
lecture course tonight at eight o'clock
! Every shoe we sell. we guaran-
tee to be solid leather. Star Shoe
Store.
&C. F. Mcfarland spoke at the
mems meeting at the Burlington Y. NJ.
G. A. Sunday.
/ -75 pairs of boys shoes, sizes Q IL
to 5 IL, 1925 values Special at s1.S5.
Star Shoe Store.
There will be an important meeting
OF the directors of the Commercial
Club this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Norris A. Ring and
family have moved to 72S Fulton ST.,
from SIC Concert.
| -Sigmund Bros vacuum cleans
carpets, rugs and mattings without re-
moving from the floor.
100 pair Misses and children's
| shoes, all feathers, all sizes, special at
/ $100 to $1.50. Star Shoe Store.
Mrs. Cortes Maxwell 71S High
street, will begin her primary music
class. for piano. on November 1. Grad
| ed pupils two weeks later.
Mrs. VIM. Gwin. mother of w. w.
Gwin had the misfortune Sunday to
sr-niD her ankle which will keep her
confined to the house for several
days.
The United States Lighthouse ten
der Lily left st. Louis today and is ex-
! pected to arrive in the city sometime
tomorrow where it will ent>r ne dry
dock for the winter. But ri~er>1en say
/ they don't believe she can make the
trip without running chances of going
aground
Entertainments of any sort
where admission is charged. articles
+ Or refreshments are offered for sale,
or an offering taken, will be charged
for announcements in these columns
at regular rates.
In the program of the st. Peters
Minstrel which was given 4ast Friday
night the name of Phil Chaser was ov-
erlooked by mistake Mr.. CHASER was
one of the leading tenor singers
through the entire performance
Crowds visited the dam site on
the Illinois shore yesterday afternoon.
The interurban cars were filed with
those who enjoyed the bright warm
sunshine of the Sabbath after several
winterish days of the past week.
The National Bank Of Commerce
Of Kansas City, Mo-. today brought
suit in the district court against
George l.. Rollins on promissory
note for $1,000 alleged to have beer
made by plaintiff on May 2, 1910.
James R. Howe, trainmaster TO,
, the c. B. & O., has been transferred t
Sheridan, Wyoming, and his vacanc,
will be filled by S. A. Wilkinson who
comes highly recommended from tn,
Aurora division. The change went in
to effect Saturday. Both of these mel
have the best wishes of their man.
friends upon their new assignments.
An important conference of Mem
odist Episcopal ministers viii. begi,
this evening in Fort Madison Abou
T,ty ministers and as many layme,
constitute the conference Rev. A. v
keidrick Of this city will speak to
MORROW afternoon. His subject will b.
Graham Hospital
The usual large number of Hal
1owe'en parties are to run the cours,
this evening. Several hay rack PAL
ties are scheduled and there Will b.
ghostly house functions galore. On
thing will be alack in most places
however, and that Is the we'll know
Halloween beverage, cider. On az
count of the scarcity of apples thi
year, manufacturers of this sweet an
delicious drink have called off opera
tons to a great extent on account G
the dearness of apples, winesa an
other brands.
The police will keep watch thi
evening TO see that the youngsters c
the city do not carry their peanks to
far A number Of extra police are t
be sworn in for duty tonight and tn
stars for these special men were bein
shined up this morning &c be wor
by those who will assist the regula
police force In keeping the animate
: spirit of the juveniles within bound
One Keokuk minister said in hi
! sermon last night: 1--WE need mi
\ sion here in this city and we need
II badly | could take you within ten mil
n utes walk to where twenty men an
Il women are in need Of such an inst
|! tuition today vet we have none. Ther
h are many who believe and say tn;
II there is no wickedness in Keokuk, b,
II there is just as much as in othe
h places
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