The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
CRY NEWS.
Smoke Power City cigars.

Smoke Power City cigars.
Lap robes 50 up, at Shcrwood's.
Hear Crosby and COT. /" the great
team Colonial theatre beautiful.
Tired Lindsey is distributing
beautiful 1910 calendar to his friends.
"A powerful and pathetic drama,
"a Sisters Sacrifice" Colonial thea
tire beautiful.
Ewers, Mccarthy Co. include all
suits and overcoats in their 20 per
cent reduction sale.
Your choice of any Walk Over
| $500 shoe for $40 during our big
! clearance sale. Bode & Larson.
Spring is early this year. A red
bird was hopping around on the twigs
and warbling in the vicinity of Ele-
venth and Concert street Friday.
Piles of good shoes for women:
worth $3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500 are
going at $3.50. Help yourself. Bodes
& Larson.
&C. e. w. Griffith, Shakesperian
| reader, will appear at St Peters hall
Tuesday evening. January Is, at 8
o'clock. Admission twenty-five cents.
| Master Madison Sterne who has
been confined to his home for several
days with severe carbuncle is much
! improved which will be good news to
his many friends
BY the close score of 80 to 80 the
Keokuk Y. M. G. A. basketball team
defeated Mt. Pleasant on the local
gym floor Friday evening, In the pref
test game of the season and one
which for cleanliness could not be
bettered. Merriam, playing forward,
! shot the winning goal during the last
/ few minutes OF play.
"A number of the newer construct
ed buildings OF the city having out.
side fire walls are suffering from their
mode OF construction now days. The
water runs from the roof down back
of the Turing and into the cellar fill.
ing the Easements with water. The
cutters on the tops of the buildings
become stopped with ice and snow
| and the water runs over the edge
and finds its way into the cellar.
R. E. Chamberlain. physical di-
rector of the Y. M. C. A. will be help
ed in the care of the classes for the
remainder of tho season by Irwin
Bode, who will be associate physical
director with Mr.. Chamberlain. Those
two gentlemen will look after the
concierge work of the lower floors, in
Guiding the gymnasium and other
rooms. Mr. Bode Is young man and
well capable of handling the posi-
ton which he accepted.
Adam Weirather has requested
this paper to announce through Its
columns that all bills for the feeding
Of quail should be sent to him before
February first and the farmers will
receive their money for same work
Immediately. He says that it is es-
: sential, however, that all bills be &C
companied by receipt. This should
not be neglected by farmers who de-
serve pay for the good work they have
done during the past few weeks
which meant the preservation of quail
"A Keokuk merchant who used
The Gate City for special line OF
: advertising reports immediate results
a for the merchandise offered. He had
four calls for the article advertised
y before o'clock on the afternoon the
!. advertisement appeared and made
four sales. The following day the In.
:. quiry and sales increased. The arti
e Gle advertised was special and the
e value of this paper as a result medi-
UNI was amply demonstrated to the
4 aforesaid merchant.
0 Miss Carrie Hanson showed her
: appreciation OF the excellent work OF
thirteen of her pupils of the fourth
/ and fifth rooms, Terrence school, by
q taking them to theatre party and
y afterwards treating them. The pupils
were neither absent nor tardy durlne
q the past term and felt highly llonored
t at their teachers action. The pupils
e are as follows: Carl Elgin, Rose
Peterson. Leila Atteberg, Irma Carr
d Belle Star, Maude La Porte, Mildred
n Nelson. elena Walker. Helen SiileF
/ John Alden, Kathryn Fry and Edit
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