The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-20
CITY NEWS

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See Sherwood for harness.
Crandall's pianos, 6o7 Main street.
Faust at the Majestic tonight
only.
"A Sisters Sacrifice at Dodge's
tonight.
Basketball Friday night, at Y.
Keokuk High vs.. Quincy High.
Fresh halibut and fresh herring
at Haubert both phones.
Her face was her fortune" at the
Colonial. theatre beautiful, tonight.
The beautiful silent drama,
Sisters Sacrifice" at Dodge's tonight.
Hear Crosby and Golf" Those
Boys, !" tonight-Co Colonial, theatre beau
t;ful.
There will be initiation this even
| ing at the regular meetins OF the
Elks lodge.
Last opportunity to see the grand
opera, Faust" at the Majestic to-
night. Don't miss it.
Buy lots in the new close addition
They will turn soon. It's Kings, and
| DR.. Brownlee is selling them, too.
/ Professor Zoellner is too well
known to need special mention. Hear
| him and his sextette Friday evening.
| Unitarian church.
Don't forget the addition B. F.
Jones is selling in Hamilton is four
blocks from street car, with a line
surveyed past your door,
! - IL Is
Kings addition. These lots will sell
three or four times and at a profit
every time. before lots mile away
will get start DR.. Brownlee.
James H. King, of Bushnell, a
wealthy man and wise, bought the
closest in acreage and now when he
sells lot his purchasers get inside
property, which is bound to be very
| valuable.
Invitations were issued today for
| the ninth annual banquet of De La
Sale council, No. 61s, which is to be
given in their hall January 26, next
! Wednesday. The banquet is expected
/ to be one OF the largest ever given
by the council.
The Thursday Evening Art class
/ will meet this evening in the Uni
tartan church parlors, at 5 o'clock
The class will take UP German litera
i ture. Selections will be read from
Schiller and other German poets and
/ particularly from Goethe's Faust.
Within the last week six great
conventions have been booked for the
coliseum at Des Moines, several OF
which are of interest to Keokukians.
Here they are: Des Moines automo-
/ bile show, second week in March;
Des Moines pure food show, second
week in October; Iowa Implement
Dealers convention, November; State
Teachers convention, November:
State Dental society, May: State Pho
tographers' convention, May.
Fort Madison Democrat: B. c.
Davis, of Fort Madison, prominent not
only as business man, but also as
worker for the enforcement of the
states fish and game laws, is a candi
date for the position of state fish and
game warden and has sent his applica
ton to Governor Carroll. The offic;
: is an appointise one, at the governor
disposal George a. Lincoln, of Cedal
! Rapids, is the present warden, but a.
his time expires in March next ant
: he is not, it is understood, candidate
for re-appointment, Mr. Davis has en-
: tered the field.
. Henry Becker, the ST. Louis ic.
king and sons. Harry and John, ar
rived in the city last evening from
, st. Louis and will start immediat,
steps in the direction of erecting Il
Keokuk an ice house. It is TIE in
tention of the Beckers to start an ic'
company here and run several wagon
during the summer month";. Jus
:. where they will locate an in-towl
house has not yet been decided bu
plans will be made shortly for such
structure. With this years cut, tn
st. Louis ice men have filed thei
large eighty thousand ton house o
the canal near the fields. With thi
{ additional ice company in Keoku
there is no possibility of an lie
: famine in Keokuk during the war;
: weather season
Fort Madison Democrat: The ii
!, stallation of the recently elected o
: ficers of the Gallitzin council, K c
was held at their rooms Tuesday evel
ing under the supervision of Distrit
I Deputy E. P. McManus and Gran
, knight J w Mcnamara, of Keokul
7 the members appearing In full regal
After the installation program ba
y quet was served, during which in a
swer to calls from Toastmaster NJ.
Bannon, there responded with toas
y and after-dinner speeches Deputy
F. McManus, J. W. Mcnamara, Pa
e. Grand knights F. II. Wilken and II.
Il Schroeder, also Stephen Shier, A.
r Kistler, DR.. John Downs and Jeron
% Heitzman There was large atten
Y. ance present to witness TIE seryic,
ot and enjoy the banquet, 1eioker al
r. general gocial session. which co
sr tinued until the arrival of the ira
Is for the Keokuk visitors.