The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-26
CITY NEWS.


Dora Thorne at Dodge's tonight.
Spring chicken, lamb. Markleys'
The Model is closed on Sunday
400 seats only 10 cents at the Air
Dome.
"A new biograph at Dodge-s to-
night.
Fine team harness at Sherwood's.
103 Main street.
Attend Huiskamp's cost shoe sale
tomorrow is the last day.
Big vaudeville acts at the Air.
Dome tonight and Saturday.
Chicken pie supper, Country club.
SO cents, Saturday, 6:15 p. m.
Malone for choice dressed spring
chickens. sos Main. Both phones.
Harvey G. Hull will have a new
song for you tonight at the Air Dome.
Call Sutton to look over your
er.
Use Wanda coffee, It's the best,
25c pound. At Home Tea Co. BotA
telephones.
Special for Saturday COT
fee cakes for ten cents. THE Model
SO Main street.
Fresh strawberries. fruits, vege-
tables and melons, at G. ]. Cars,
619 Main street. Both phones.
Miss Aura E. Webb, a graduate
of the Columbia College of Expression.
Chicago, will read at the Teachers
Institute tonight.
For Sunday dinner order a choice
spring chicken or roast of beef, pork
or lamb of Jos. Haubert. 70S Main
street. Both phones.
Puckechetuck lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at o'clock.
Work in the third degree. ], L. Candy,
N. G.. George Immegart, Secretary.
Two new motion pictures, Tide
of Fortune" Gan Imp), and another
good one, King Edwards Visit to
Germany at the Air Dome tonight.
kane, the ventriloquist He Is
known throughout the United States
as one of the best in the business. He
will be at the Air Dome the rest of
this week
The Gate City has received COM
munication from G. H. Hennemann,
manager of Herbert L. Flint, the
great hypnotist, stating that Flint will
be at the Grand Opera house here on
October II. Flint was seen in Keo-
kuk about eight years ago.
Phil Chaser who represented Keo-
kuk lodge 6S3, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, at the ST. Louis national con-
vention, has returned from the ma
tional convention at st. Louis, and re-
ports splendid meeting of the
Eagles from all over the union, and
much enthusiasm Of the members OF
the order
The U. s. Carnival Company still
continues to hold forth at Twen-
tieth and Main streets and number
Of visitors are present each day and
evening to witness the performances
of the shows which are among the
best tented exhibitions to be pre-
sented here il recent years by car
nival company.
Mrs. Alice Mutt of Viewer and
Mrs. Chas. James of Keokuk. delegates
to the state convention of Rebekahs
from the 18th district, which will be
held If Cedar Rapids October IS. 10,
and, 20. are making their preparations
to attend They will represent the
Keokuk. FIT, Madison, Montrose, Wey-
er and Charleston lodges which com
pose this district.
There will be mass meeting at
the Union Baptist church tonight of
the colored citizens of Keokuk to
make some arrangements for our cele-
bration, the 22nd of September. Every
negro in this city ought To come ont
and take part. We want every loyal,
patriotic negro to be present tonight.
at the Union Baptist church, 18th and
High Rev. R. P. Palmer
Joseph Welsh, county president
of Lee County Division No. /. Ancient
order of HHibernians, was elected a
member of the state board at the con-
yention in Iowa City this week. The
officers elected were the following:
President, Dennis Maher, of Iowa
City: vice president, Patrick Treanor,
of Dubuque; recording secretary, n.
P. Donlon, of Emmetsburg; treasurer,
John F. Holland, of Des Moines; chap
lain, Rev. NJ. r. O'Brien, Of Sioux
City; state board, VIM. Brady, OF
Creston; C. A. Mcmahon, of New
English; Joe Welsh. Of Keoknk Frank
Malone, of Melrose and W. Gordon OF
Davenport.
IT can be safely guessed that
many family group huddled around
an oil stove in the living room last
night and took the miniature heaters,
to the bed room with them for the
night. Last night was one Of the cold
occasions when "yon can see your
BREATH" and most every one who ap-
peared on the streets was well bun
died up in sweater coat, and der
bys replaced straw hats on the older
masculine population In a surprising
ly short space of time. 1t was chill
ly evening, indeed but tomorrow
there will probably be stifled yelps