The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-04
CITY NEWS.

QS. luxe up, ClSdu civ
reisy carpets and rugs.
You indicate by an X marked in
the squares on the ballot, whom you
wish TO vote for. Do not neglect this
DR.. Robinson OF Chicago will
speak at the z II. C. A mems meet
Ing Sunday afternoon upon Bible
study work.
Eugene Harlan OF Eidon is in ST.
Jossph's hospital here, where he had
| one of his legs amputated. He is get
/ ting along nicely.
-Puckechctuck Lodge. No. So.
meets every Friday evening at 500
o'clock. G. W. Sweeney, n. G.; Geo
Immegart. Secretary.
in consideration of $3.50 II. Hin
son has conveyed TO Charles Botten
lots G. Z. S and part of lot 5. all in
block II. town of Croton.
The contest Of the VIII of the
late John Lightfoot, has been amicsbly
settled out OF court and there will be
no lawsuit over the same.
DR. r B. Dorsey today sent the
fire department three boxes Of cigars
in appreciation Of the work done at
Graham hospital Wednesday evening
George Brinkman Is one of the
best qualified men who ever served on
the board of supervisors He should
be reelected next TUESDAY by a
handsome majority.
On the ofhcial ballot of Clark
county. Mo-. the name of Jasper Blines
appears as the candidate of the pro-
hfbition party for the Office of judge
of the district court.
Now is the time to have your
special Christmas jewelry work done.
diamonds examined, remornted, cam
eos mounted, jewelry made over
Our specially. Hornaday's, 81 Main
street.
u. H. Taylor, editor of the Farm
ington News-Tribune, who under
went an operation at Graham hospital,
is recovering rapidly and expects to
be able to return to his home in a
short time.
Listen, If you are live wire and
enjoy quiet game of pool, we beg TO
meet you. You are the people we
cater TO. "P. s. We have no room
for dead ones. Booster Pool Parlor,
sos Main street
William Brugman and Robert
Shredder. representing the Toys de-
partment of the Y. III. c. A. left to-
DAY for Cedar Rapids to attend the
/ third annual state conference The
conference continues for three days.
A report was received in the city
last night that the steamer Wenona
which sank at Pontoosuc, was raised
al O'clock yesterday afternoon The
Gamer Acorn and barge from Rock
Island. in charge OF Captain Walter
Blair. at noon yesterday went to the
assistance of the Wenona Diver Gene
Farris was engaged all OF Wednesday
and yesterday morning in trying to
bring the wrecked craft TO the sur
face.
The keokuk delegates of the Y
N. c. A. convention at Toronto have
returned and in speaking of the three
addresses deli cred by Dr. Geo. L.
Robinson of Chicago. report that his
! brilliant remarks were the talk of the
convention. and that they were ex-
ceedingly glad 10 know that this
great speaker had been secured for
next SUNDAYS mems meeting. Dr.
Robinson will speak along Bible study
lines and no one IS more qualified than
he to handle such subject 10 doubt
the association hall win be crowded
Sunday. November 6.
The Fort Madison Button Works
resumed operations again yesterday
with force Of about tbirry-five cut
tiers al the factory. The institution
had closed down few dzys ago and
several of the old employees left the
CITY TO secure Tork al factories in
other nearby towns. The force is as
large as viii be accommodated Just
al present but 1t is thought that
further ciosingz viii be occasioned.
Iowa school teachers. who invade
Des Moines this week 1904 strong to
attend the state convention. are veg
etarians, according 10 Dies MoineC
restaurant and hotel men. To meet
the usual demand for vegetables.
stewards Of hoztelriez are searching
the truck patches for miles around
One restaurant man. Eho caters par
ticulsrly 10 transient custom, declares
that re sells very little meat 10 the
visiting teachers He has been In
business IL Des Aoines since the
first state meeting was held there
Another says there is an unusual de-
niand for hot water before meals.
which is followed Dr. an order for veg
etables. With very little or no meat
1T has been my observation said
Louis Exams, proprietor Of ? cafe.
that school teachers. rs general
rule. eat less tran DO our regular
patrons. ard that their diet consists
of vegetables More nuts. raisins, APP
pies and fresh and canned fruits are
eaten during an Iowa teachers' con
vention than during the entire year.
Teachers eat Dotstces baked as a rule:
spinach. tons toeg. Il the frost hasn't