The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-03
CITY NEWS.

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Something doing in the buggy line
at Sherwoods, 703 Main.
Choice spring chickens at Joe
Haubert's, 700 Main, both phones.
/, Shoes made to order that fit the
feet. Get our prices. j. G. Karle.
Remember the place for low
prices on harness it at Sherwood's.
Flowers at half price this week
at G. & c. Millinery Co. 621 Main,
-Ferndell Chill sauce, Immegart's.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry NJ Yates have
moved to T15 Franklin street from
their former location.
Pattern Hats formerly $1,000, now
$500; $500, now $500; at c. & c..
Millinery Co.
Choice roasts of beef, veal, pork,
spring lamb and sausages, at Joe Hau-
bert's. 7os Main; both phones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Metternick
OF SIS North Twelfth street are the
proud parents of an liz pound baby
boy.
Demonstration all week of the
highest quality food products obtain
able. John DeYong, No. &c South
Fourth street.
Never before-probably never
again such low prices on Millinery
as the c. & c. Millinery Co.. are max
ing.
Seeing is believing Quality food
products demonstrated at my store
this week. John DeYong, No. &c
South Fourth street.
r c. Hufstader, general secretary
of the Y. NJ G, A., will speak at the
meeting of the Volunteers OF America
tonight at o'clock.
We carry the finest canned and
bottled fruits and vegetables. Dem
onstration going on this week. John
Defong, No. &c South Fourth street
The fire department steamer spent
some time this morning pumping wa
ter from a cellar between Tenth and
Eleventh on Main street The work
was ordered done by the board of
healta after an inspection of the penn
I ises.
I Grading for the stub track which
1 IS TO b, built on the Illinois side by
! the keokuk and Hamilton Water
Power company will be completed this
( week. The grade is one which meets
/ the grade of the street car tracks in
genera. way. The conpany's men
will be paid off for May tomorrow.
An information has been filed in
the court of Justice James S. Burrows
against Earl bravo. Charging him with
disturbing the peace in the neighbor-
hood OF SOB South Second street. But
Earl has not yet been arrested Con
| stable Warner went TO his home, but
his coming was learned of and when
he arrived the bird was flown.
Quiet reigned in Judge ". L. Nc
Namaras court this morning, one OIL
two DRINKS being all that were con
tributed from the jail before his hon
| or. Jack Burns was fined a dollar
and costs for inebrity. Will Mardis,
a vag. plead not guilty. his bond be
ing fixed at hundred dollars and he
was given chance to leave the city
this afternoon.
A. F. Greiner. who was taken to
the hospital on Wednesday afternoon
to be operated on for acute appendi
citis, is reported getting along very
nicely by TIE physicians attending his
case Mr. Greiner recently came to
this city from Quincy aad is one OF
lie local representative OF the Kim
ball Piano company. His internal
trouble has been in a severe form and
there were little hopes entertained for
/ his recovery until last evening.
Thompson, the Egyptian, gave a
powerful address. His handling of the
topic. Doing Gods Will" was alto
gether different from any ever heard
here. Surely this man is a wonder
ful thinker and teacher. Prof. Welt
f comes rendering of BEST of All was
fine. The Sunbeam chorus is rapidly
growing and the children are doine
! good work. The adult chorus Is well
drilled and the music is good. The
citizens o. Keokuk are cordiallv IA
vited TO attend. Subject for Friday
4 nlg-t NO Man Careth for My Soul
The Colonial theater was crowded
at both shows last evening with il.
terested persons who saw the Belle
Guinness pictures WEIGH were thrown
I on the screen at the conclusion of the
serio-comic portion of the evening
program. These pictures attract much
4 attention on account OF the newspaper
Y notoriety given to them at the time OIL
the finding of the terrible crimes Of
the arch-murderess. An. explanatory
talk was given with each slide showr
by one of TIE officials who was or
the ground at the time the bodies
were found in the ruins after
tie firing of the Guinness home
near LaPorte. Ind. The pictures will
be shown again this afternoon ant