The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-07
CITY NEWS.
-Haubert for fine chickens.

Choice dressed chickens. Markley.
-Quinces, nice ones. at Immegart's.
-Pepsin After Dinner MINIS Oak
Hall Candy Co.
Sherwood for bargains in blan-
kets and lap robes, 703 Main.
Best chocolates made in Keokuk.
Line complete. Oak Hall Candy Co.
&C. F. Mcfarland will speak next
Thursday evening at the Bible study
opening at the Ottumwa Y. M. C. A.
DIR. c. E. Ruth will be in the Of
fee of w. G. Howell, attorney. 9 to IL
a. m. and to p. m. No. IS North
Fifth street.
"Wednesday and Thursday of next
week, Captain Thos. S. Baldwin is to
make flights in his Curtiss aeroplane
at Iowa City.
Word has been received in Keo-
kuk of the dealh of Mrs. l.. o. Thomp.
son, wife of a former secretary of the
Y. M. c. A. Her death occurred at
Nashua, Iowa.
The advertisements appearinp In
next Sundays issue will be of an un.
usually lnteres ing character. They
Will be similar in the respect that
something special will be offered
The advertisements should be care
fully read by the readers of this pa.
per Ten thousand copies will be is
sued. No merchant can afford to ne
elect this unusual opportunity to talk
to the trade through our columns.
The convention of the English
Lutheran Synod of Iowa will be held
at Upton from November 20 to %.
The missionary convention will be
held in conjunction with the synod.
cal meetings. The program for the
state convention has not yet been Civ.
en- out but 1t is reported that some OF
the most prominent members of the
church in Iowa will take part in the
state assembly.
The Ottumwa city council has de.
cided to purchase the plant Of the wa.
ter works and operate the plant in
the future under municipal owner
ship The sum of s2s0,00o is the con
sideration. The voters will be asked
to ratify the action at a special cleo
ton to be held in November. The
city wants control ths plant by De
cember l. The purchase price of the
plant will be secured through city
bonds and the sum of $4,000 now
available in the city treasury will be
! used to improve the plant.
Davenport Times: The first week
of November will see the first mum
Der of the proposed paper to be issu
/ ed by the Davenport high school, II
1 plans which are now being formed
materialize. This paper is something
which the school has been greatly in
need of for the past five years. and ii
is due to the untiring efforts OF
George Edward Marshall, the higf
school principal, that the Davenport,
institution Is at last to take its place
in this respect with all the leadins
high schools of the country.
-Ottumwa Courier In order to per
NIT Judge Henry Bank. Jr., to go on
into another judicial district, Judge q
/ Nj. Anderson has been assigned t
hear court in Lee county, at Fort Mad
ison, beginning October "a. The rea
son for the assignment of a judg
from outside the first district to 81
in that territory. is in accordance wit
an act of the last legislature whic
/ provides for the Judge of the first dis
trict going outside his own distric
four times a year. Judge Bank is tn
only judge in that district and upo
Judge Anderson sitting at Fort Mad
son Judge Bank will hold forth
Centeryille in the place of his ten
porary successor.