The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-01
CITY NEWS.

atIcHu AyESS Auction tonight.
Smoke Moeller's Silver ASH ciga-
Alton Robertson, Colonial, thea.
ire beautiful
Order choice roast OF beef, zeal
or pork at Joe Haubert's.
Sherwood has an elegant line of
new harness. Call and see
Ladies ask for Bucks starch, Toe.
Two pennies in each package.
Tonight, 1.-THE Wife of Marcus, =
superb production. Colonial, thea
ire beautiful
Extra! tonight. Seligs master
piece, THE Wife of Marcus Colon
ial, theatre beautiful
-Puckechetuck lodge. NJ. 43, meets
every Friday evening at S O'Clock. j.
L. Candy, N. G.; George Imnegart,
secretary.
Coming soon. Dorothy and the
Scarecrows in OF and Better than the
Wizard of Or, Colonial theatre beau
tiful.
The Climax" and The Servant
in the House" attractions at the
Grand next week, are high class and
deserving Of liberal patronage.
Tempest and Sunshine at the
Gand tomorrow. matinee and night
Matinee at 3 o'clock. % cents to
everybody, all parts of house.
Special for Saturday, from till
% p. m: Regular &c glass vinegar
cruets at lie each. Limit of one to
a customer. Duncan-scheil Furn. Co.
Conrad Lindner transferred TO
Frederick Lindner. all OF his interests
in the northeast quarter of section 20.
township 65. ranges 5 west. James H.
King transferred to F. C. Craig, lot
g. block i, Kings addition.
Volunteers of America, % South
Third street. Friday night Mrs.
Eliza Watts and friends OF Croton,
Iowa, will have charge of the meet
ing. All donations thankfully re-
ceived- furniture, clothing or grocer
les. Phone 1920 Capt Emma Car
penter in charge.
The bazaar given yesterday after
noon and evening in St. Peters hall
BY the Ladies' Aid society of st. Pc
tiers Catholic church, was largely at
tended and was a decided success.
A delivery wagon belonging TO the
Lafsy Brewing company had its rear
axle broken in the center this morning
at Seventh and Johnson streets. AID
the entire load OF kegs was let down
a notch or two. but none Of them
rolled into TIE street.
Beginning Monday. the public
schools of the city viii be closed for
a week to give the pupils their annual
spring vacation. Following the return
TO school of the students after next
week. there viii be about seven more
weeks OF school for the present school
year.
This morning at 7:05 o'clock the
fire department was called to the
home of John Brady at Fifteenth and
Concert street,, where gasoline
stove was on rampage, filing the
house with smoke and threatening
damage. The stove was carried out
by the ffremen.
The Methodists and Congregation
al baseball teams win clash this even.
ing in the first indoor baseball game
of a double bill and the Presbyterians
and Episcopals will play in the second
encounter. The games thus far be-
tween the first two teams named have
been distinct features and much inter
est has been manifested whenever
they have clashed,
Pennington News Republican:
The Ruby c., haiiing from the no~-
of ottumwa. arrived here a snort rine
after noon Tuesday carrying four or
five passengers who came to take IN
the Waterways convention. The
Ruby c.. is 25-foot cabin cruiser
with 7-foot beam anG 20 horsepower
engine, and was very pretty boat !
and looked like it would be a commod. I
ious vessel to ride in when not over. I
crowded The trip was made TO Keo. /
kuk from here. the boat lea-ing in
the evening We presume 1t will not I
be long until these crafts will be fire.,
quent visitors at the port of Farm
ington