The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-19
CITY NEWS

Harness repaired at SHERWOOD s..
Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar.
-Crandalls pianos. GOT Main street.
The Lucky Number ut Dodgees
tonight.
The beautiful opera of Faust at
the Majestic tonight
Feature night at the Colonial
Theatre Beautiful tonight.
Casino brand new canned fruits
at Recks grocery; both phones.
There will be brotherhood meee-
ing at the Christian church this even
ing.
pr. Jo.nson's Chocolate Educa-
tors and Educator waters. Reck's
grocery.
This is the first opportunity the
general public will have to hear the
sextette.
Lots are worth double on the
south side of Main street. Ask DR..
Brownlee about them.
Mr. Maroly, late of Damrosch's
orchestra of New York, is an artist
OF the viola ard cello. Hear him.
There has been large advance
sale of tickets for the violin recital at
the Unitarian church Friday evening
Watch for the program of the VIC
lin recital at the Unitarian church
Friday evening. It will appear in this
paper
The teachers of the Keokuk High
school state that the reports for the
past term go out to parents today
and ask that they investigate all fail
ures.
The closest addition that can be
plated TO Keokuk is Kings addition
facing Main, Johnson and Exchange
streets. They are inside property and
DR.. Brownlee is selling them.
| The new Washington school will
open Friday afternoon and evening for
I inspection on the part OF Keokuk
people. In the afternoon program
will be given, commencing at SOC
o'clock.
Bert Bailey, the man who robbed
Rev. McIlwain several years ago, wa
arrested in Quincy the other day TO
petty theft, was fined 325 and cost
I Iy a police magistrate there, kit thu
assessment was RENTED upon prom
Use that he left the city In all likeli
hood he will turn up in .leokuk again
The Flower Parade at Pasadena
California, at Dodges tonight.
Louis Syberkrop, ST., and son
Louis and Fred, and one or two othe
frescoers, arrived in the city toda.
and commenced work this morning OF
frescoing the interior of the Methods
Protestant church, at Twelfth and Ell
change streets. The work will TAX
about week to complete. Within tn
past year the well-known Creston art
list and his assistants, have had mum
Der of contracts in their line in Keo
kuk.
Mr. T. G. Snair, of Creston, wa
in the city for a short time today
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
Hardin. He left this afternoon TO
st. Louis to attend the funeral of hi
brother-in-law, AL Hoppe. who diei
in that city last Monday Years ag
Mr.. Hoppe was resident OF Keokul
and for a long time was in the res
taurant business in Creston. He viii
be remembered by the older citizen
of both cities.
-Trainmaster Howe and Roadmas
ter w. W. Woodin, of Hannibal, al
rived in the city this morning and lief
for Mooar, where they viii look afte
some track work Enginee. Smile
and assistant engineers from Ham
bal were attending to several survey
in the local yards today, preparation
to making track changes. AS 500
as possible, the stub track to tn
cereal plant On the leyee will be lait
A large stub is to be laid at Thir
and Carroll streets for the Hannibs
Oil company as soon as the sectio
crew can get to it. No work is don
now on the @ system without it frs
being given to the surveying enginee
4 "a IL.