The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-25
CITY NEWS.
Buy harness at Sherwood's.

Buy harness at Sherwood's.
New soup beans, 20 lbs. for 81
cash, Wednesday, at De longs.
Mrs. Anna Berryhill, who has
been i'll at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Louis Stern, is improving.
oh, you pool player. If you love
your nice quiet game, meet me at the
Booster Pool Parlor 30s Main street.
The next horse and mule auction
at Hamilton, H., will be Friday, Oct.
%. Bring in your horses and mules
and get the highest market price. B
W. Elder.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. Knights OF Pythias to-
night at 500 o'clock at Castle hall.
Fifth and Blondeau Visiting knights
invited. Work in second rank. c. B.
Lake, C. C.
Quincy is cheerful over the cen
sus returns and excuses herself by
gravely saying that all of the river
towns from st. Paul to ST. Louis have
made but little progress during the
past ten years.
A man by the name of Mulligan
was removed from the hospital to the
train this morning in the Red Gross
! ambulance and taken to his home al
Downing, Mo, Mr.. Mulligan recently
! underwent very serious operation
! at Graham hospital, but is now getting
along nicely
Buy auto robes at Sherwood's.
1T would appear that Burlington
society folks have been talking abou
a wedding with Miss Mabel Freeman
as the bride and Mr.. ]. Johnson Al
the groom, and it would appear als'
or also appear. as the case may be
that the talk has made Miss Mabe
Freeman peevish This Is gathers
1 from reading of the following liter
airy gem published in the Burlington
Gazette. Notice-This is to correc
the false stories that have been RI
mored by some of the Burlington pee
pie that Miss Mabel Freeman is goin
to marry Mr.. j. Johnson. Miss Free
man says it is false and very silly t
repeat such groundless and unreasol
able fafsehoods. She has been very il
cignant and angry at such tax. NJ
Johnson no doubt is a respac abl
PERSON in his own station of life Ms
Mabel Freeman is the granddaughte
of the aristocratic and wealthy Co
James Freeman, of Bloomington, an
of royal English blood
The gardner in Rand park ev
IDENTITY didn't expect so much compan
today and he was busy man fro
early sunrise until all of the flower
in the great gardens had been DIT
up and given out to men, momen ar
children who went to the park wit
buggies, automobiles, wheel barrow
express wagons and every other XIII
of conveyance ever invented, al
drove or pulled away with the for
beauties which have frightened Il
{. park all summer long The ros
+ were about the only flower shru1
! retained by the park commission
!! and these will be replanted in Il
! spring being the most expensive al
/ hardest to obtain plants. Each o.
i calling at the park this morning w
: given carnation plant, besid
j myriads of geraniums. and every OF
I er variety Of leaved plants imaginab
;. The employed boys night scho
: class opens this evening at the Y.
= c. A. at 730 O'Clock. The class
I. free to members of the boys depa
I. ment The studies are reading, art
+ metic, English and spelling. N
+ Dennison, principal of the Car
! school, will have charge of this elias
Z and as a side issue in this class
! practical talk once a month will
( given by Keokuk business ma
These talks will be on matters pc
( tanning to various businesses.