The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-18
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Chatting dishes and silverware.
I'm q quarrel following an attempt
to execute loan, John Harrington,
a negro. shot at James Merritt. aso
colore'.. in Aus BANDS pool room, on
upper Main street, early Friday even
ing. The bullet went wide of it's mark.
A warrant was later sworn out by Mer-
rift, but Harrington has left the city.
1t is said that Merritt refused loan
OF ten cents, asked by his assailant
New line furs at Sullivan &
Auwerda's. Open evenings.
Have your clothes cleaned and
| pressed before the holidays at Blanks,
924 Main. Iowa phone 249-Black.
| Suggestions for the holidays, a
/ box of Everwear hose for men and
women, neckties and hose to match in
fancy boxes, smoking Jackets, fur
/ gloves, suspender sets, sweaters and
| initial handkerchiefs. to be found at
/ the B. & H., sic Main.
Gas and electric portables SKIING
Plumbing Co.
kid gloves, all colors and black.
at Sullivan & Auwerdas.
james Dung, whose comfortable
frame residence at 800 South Eighth
street. was badly damaged by fire
last Sunday, has workmen engaged
in reconstructing his home and il will
be but short time until the ruined
portions will have disappeared and
an almost new residence take the
Place of the fire-gutted home. The
residence of NJ ]. Burke, next door.
and the Baker home at the left, are
all ready for the painters to retoucb
the scorched and warped portions
where they were burned when the
Young residence caught fire week
ago.
For useful Xmas remembrance
see the Central Store.
Santa Claus has nice assert
ment of candy canes. rings and beads
for Christmas decorations, also fancy
boxes of chocolates and bon bons, at
the Oak Hall Candy Store Fourth
and Main.
Many repairs are being made
and number have been completed at
| the Young Mems Christian Associa-
} ton building. In the game room UP
!, stairs new cues have been placed in
the racks and light fixtures entirely
D new, increases the attractiveness OF
the place Down stairs the locker
rooms have been entirely repainted
, and other necessary repair work made
with installation of improvements
here and there. The boys depart
ment is sporting a new boomerang
bowling alley new pleas IRE for the
members of the game rooms there.
See our line, leather goods. in
. Guiding foot gloves. City Drug Store
@ B. Harral, conductor on the c.
B. & O. passenger train that passe
= in and out of this city daily, who hal
(. been at Hot Springs eight weeks TO
5 the good of his health. was in th,
city recently and showed signs o
great improvement. Previous to hi
0 visit to the springs he was in thu
poorest Of health.
Q Thomas Sweet, driving wagol
!, TOR Hawkes. undertaking establish
ment was lndelv shaken up in a fai
at the corner of FIFE. and Mail
streets tumbl'ng from the high sea
when the wagon wheels skidded alon.
the street car tracks. He struck o.
his head and shoulders but was no
seriously injured
Word has been received in thi
city by Mrs. d. A. Young of tn
} death of her brothers wife, Mrs
LAFAYETTE Y. Wright. Of Spaneal
Wash Mrs. Wrights demise wa
caused by pneumonia. Her HUSBAND
. is the son of NJ. D. Wright who wa
!. for many years Lee county res
!! dent. A number of relatives In lie
Z county survive the deceased Washing
! ton lady
Z Suggestions for the holidays,
4. box of Everwear hose for men an
women, neckties and hose to mattel
!. in fancy boxes, smoking jackets, fu
( gloves, suspender sets, sweaters an
+ initial handkerchiefs, to be found a
+ the B. & H.. sic Main.
DR.. A. B. Hughes will speak thi
+ afternoon at the Y w. G. A. vespe
services and Miss Doris Stanwoo
! will sing. Rev. e. G. Boyer will spea
at the meeting for men at the Y. n
i. G. A., and Miss Jessie Banks will b
= the soloist.
A large mass meeting for youn
\ people will be held at 200 O'Clock thi
II evening in the Trinity NJ e. churcl
II The Epworth league is planning Q
making this the climax in the serie
of special services it has been col
II Quoting during the month OF Decen
ber These meetings have been Vel
successful nearly one hundred and fl
II tv young people hearing DR.. Cook
II last Sunday evening. This eyenin
H the league will have charge of IL
II regular preaching services. Re
II Potter. who is one OF the best evang
II listic speakers in the state, will hay
II charge of the service aud will spea
II on a subject of vital Importance
III Young people. Mi. DeLong, ten'
II soloist. will sing a large chorus
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