The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-04
CITY NEWS.

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morning
Monday VII be Fgrs. Christian
church day al ATres.
Read the sdverx;seneats II iass
issue They contain ysfuable Christ
mas suggestions.
Gas and electric ro-tahles King
Plumbing COMPANY.
The men hack Of the water pow.
or took the lid OF z; he right time
keokuk mechanics GOT me benefit ri
. dull time
Mr. and Mrs wn Hartley OF eUs
South Twentieth street are the prou
Parents G; a baby son. born .ssser.
Gay morning Mrs Hartley vas FIR
merry Miss Mauce Jones
Harness repaired while yoC walt
a. Sherwood 715 Main
William Haines vko resides on
the boulevard, is suffering from 81
attack Of typhoiq fever but was -
ported as slightly improved roster
day
-Chritnss photos al Foley.s stu
dio at reduced rates, Sixth and Main
street
There viii be preaching services
both morning and evening" AZ the
Seventh Street Baptist church n
Rev John Evans of Canton. III
Weeds. Leaves and Other brush
on tee Inrnan farm. located on the
bisiff above the les Mcines riTsr
bridge caught fire shortly after 5:3a
last night and still alarm WIS turn
ed in TO the hie department IN
chemical engine with corps ii ere
men rent 10 the place and beat out
the blaze
Tomorrow is Congregational
church day al LeBron Jewelry Co,
and Duncan-Scheii Furniture Co.
their pay is small enough as it Is
Parker Bros. hare purchased the
Trimble farm owned by the Trimola
estate and Palmer Trimble, situated
near Bloomfield IOWA pairing there
for forty-nine thousand dollars The
deal involved $50 acres of fine land al
So per acre. Certainly Iowa real
estate is good property. only a few
rears ago this farm was sold for s2o
per acre.
Buy coal Order tomorrow of
Spoon River Coal 90. 120 South Third
street Both phones.
Edward Caldwell colored vet
ran Till be buried this afternoon at
$50 in the National cemetery- The
deceased passed away at 1875 Fri
day noon from pneumonia He nai
been III for over a month bur had
been confined TO mis- bed for oniy
three or four days. He would have
been IS years old the 18th If
this month He served in tie Spanish
American war He leaves a wife.
Mrs Georgia Caldwell and father
William and stepmofher, Mrs Mary
Caldwell The deceased was sturdy
member OF the colored race and his
death is mourned By a numbr of reia-
tires and friends. Services will he
held this afternoon at the rsidence,
1903 Fulton Stret.
Try a sack of Polar Star flour.
It's better. c. VI. Laubersheimer.
Commencing this evening the
I Trinity Epworth League will hold a
series OF three special services. The
Leaders for these meetings are az fol-
lows: Dec. 18th. H F. Kreuger. Supt.
! Trinity VI. z Sunday school. Dec. II
DR. T!F. Cooke president Burlington
district Epxorth League. Dec. IS.
Rev. ]. w. Potter, Pastor Trinity NJ
E. Church
--latest style shoes at Huis
Ramps.
Fifty clerks and carriers at the
Burlington postoffice have signed
petition to congress protesting
against the proposed retirement law
which has been brought to the atten
'tion of the department. The plan
which provides for the systematic
withholding of specified sum from
each employe OF the governments
pay check each month. is condemned
I by those in the service. They do not
wish a CUT in salary, as they say
Take your shoes Monday morn
ing to Karle for repairs. S14 Main.
Charles Lawson, the local chick
en- fancier, vas winner at the re
cent poultry shows at Kansas City
4 slo. and Warsaw, H., At Kansas
I CITY he won first cockerel, first, sec
ond and fourth puliet, Modelled Ancon
as: also the silver cup for the best
pair Of Anconas and the internationi
Ancona club ribbons for best cock
erel and best pullet He captured
these honors with only four head ea
tered Al Warsaw Mr.. Lawson VOL
first and second hen. first cockerel
first. second and third pullet, second
cock and first pen: also the KirkpaT'
rick silver cup for best cock, her
+ cockerel and pullet at the show re
viii enter some Of his prize winners
10 the comiag poultry show at Chica
20.