The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-23
CITY NEWS

SrdHuau planOS, b0l MAIN street.
All plain knee pants and plain
knee pant suits at half price. Ewers,
Mccarthy Co.
Miss Mary Goetz has been put in
as forelady of the Irwin-Phillips Co.,
to fill the vacancy OF Mrs. Finlay who
has gone to Bloomington Go make
her future home.
| --Keokuk's best line OF clothing now
selling at 20 per cent reduction,
Ewers, Mccarthy Co.
The place for best piano values
Loewenstein's Music Store
Attend Troubadour concert and
dance at M. w. A. hall Wednesday
night under auspices of M. w. A.
Special for Monday from a. m.
to D. m. Reg. $3.50 high grade Girls
void waffle irons for cook or gas
stoves at 92c each. Reg. $1.25 ones
at TIC each. Limit of one to Gus
toner. Duncan-Schell Furn Co.
Tomorrow night occurs another
of those enjoyable Eastern Star dane
ing parties.
Cost sale at Sullivan & Auwerda's
opens Monday January "a, and closes
Saturday, January %.
Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No 13, o. o. o. F., Monday night at
| s o'clock. Visiting brethren fraternat.
lily invited to attend. Work in ini-
tory degree.
Cost means cost at Sullivan &
! Auwerda,s. Sale opens Monday, JAN
uary "a
u. Y. B. Wood cannot be caught
mapping. In a recent issue of TIE
Scrap Book" the following item ap.
4 peared which will interest the many
/ friends here of the former popular
4 Keokuk man: That writer's are fall
BILE and that editors nod, every school
boy is aware. Thus in the July Scrap
Book there was an article entitled
/ when Bill Taft Was a Boy" in which
occurred the following quotation:
''Father calls me William, Sister calls
i me VIII, Mother calls me Willie, But
the fellers call me Bill" The lines
were attributed to James Whitcomb
Riley. Mr.. j. Y. B. Wood, of st. Louis,
courteously calls our attention to the
fact that they should have been attrl-
buted to their author-"the late be.
loved 'poet-laureate to children Eu,
gene Field"
Cost sale at Sullivan & Auwerda's
opens Monday, January "a, and closes
Saturday, January 20.
ALL men are invited to attend the
big meeting at the Y. M. e. a. this
afternoon. An excellent speaker, a
strong man, with message for men
of heart interest.
The Pittsburg Herald contained
quite an interesting sketch OF the ca
reer of Clarence S. Weismann, a for
mer Keokuk athlete, who went cas-
recently to take up physical work II
the Pittsburg Y M. G. A. 1t says
sMr. C. S. Weismann, of Keokuk. Iowa
has been secured to act as assistan
physical director of the East Iibert.
branch of the Young Mems Christian
association. Mr.. Weismann has hat
a unique experience, having in add
ton to three years high school ath
: letics, spent four years in training TO
s association athletics and gymnastics
e He has played on both the baseball
e and basketball teams of the associa
e ton, besides pitching two seasons Il
the Commercial Baseball league, on
: of the fastest amateur organization
e in the west. He has participated II
e inter-class and inter-association meets
4 and played on the champion football
d team of southern Iowa; was preslden
t of Sunday school baseball leagu
and also served as captain and manag
er of the Commercial high school base
ball team. A fine record and goo
man"
! Every size from No. 2 to No.
can be found on our big table full o
). women's shoes that are going at S1.4C
: The biggest bargains We ever sold
Bode-Larson.
Rev. r. w. Lilley will be tn
speaker at the meeting at the Y. "
q. A. this afternoon. Mrs. R. G. Horn
g will be- in charge of the home hour