The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-12
CITY NJ US.
Sherwood repairs harness,
Air Dome amusement place.

r. Harvey G, Hull SINGS at the Air
Dome every night
Fly nets and harness at reduced
prices at Sherwood's.
Mortgagee sale, pianos and music
al goods now going on. Coz Main
See the Juvenile Balfour trio siag-
ing and dancing children at the big
Air Dome tonight.
Great piano bargains at mort
gasee sale, COT Main streeo. The i.
II. Crandall stock.
Special Wednesday, half soles
and heels. mems. soc; ladies'. Gee,
sewed work, Karle's. sl4 Main
Harry Retterer, geatriioauist. car
IRVING his own special scenery and
moving pictures at the big Air Dome
tonight.
NJ. C. A. will meet at the association
building this evening. A supper will
be served.
Jesse HAYDEN has accepted the
position OF fagman at the Johnson
street crossing of the railway tracks
oll titS itN-G.
Sheaifer & Saunders are closing
out the e. r. Crandall stock of
pianos and musical goods at mortga-
gee sale. GOT Main street
Big night tonight at the big Air
Dome.
Pianos and all musical goods sold
regardless of cost. Mortgage sale.
607 Main Come in.
Lovers of fine music can get the
beautiful imitation piano solo, Wind
ing Stream, for 15c per copy at Mrs.
Laura H. Robinson's. 1o6 South Tenth
street.
George Radasch has accepted the
position of shipping clerk for THY
American Rice Packing company, and
will have charge of that department
in the future.
e A. Abbott, who has been head
of the advertising department of the
| @ for number of years, has resigned
to accept a position with Pool Bros.
Printing company OF Chicago.
Roy Wolf, who is in Detroit as
the representative of No 106 to the
| Elks' convention. writes friends that
/ he is enjoying himself and Detroit is
exerting itself TO show the Elks
good time.
4 Two large crowds attended the
/ big Air Dome again last night. The
best acts of the season are on. See the
Balfour children In singing and dane
ling act and Harry Fetterer, ventrilo-
quist, tonight.
Attorney w. ]. Roberts, who is on
his ranch at Worland, Wyo., writes
that the particular section he is in
is developing rapidly and will in a
few years become wonderfully pro-
Iductiye country.
/ Mr.. Thompson, @ switchman of
i19 Main street, had the misfortune
to cut his forefnger on the right hand
| last Saturday. SO bad that amputation
of the finger may be necessary. The
accident will keep Mr.. Thompson from
Fl his work for some time.
Visit the Air Dome tonight.
Edward Walsmith sent the fire de-
lpartment box of cigars last evening
and the lads in blue enjoyed an
score of men who had gathered at the
/ after-supper smoker. Mr. Walsmith's
barn was badly damaged by fire last
Saturday morning, but valiant efforts
put forth by the fire department
saved his house and other property
from catching fire.
Unable to check the flow of blood
from the nose, Fred H Meyer, the
four-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Meyer of Chicago, passed away last
evening az the home of Henry Meyer,
Ave miles south of Burlington. on the
Madison road The family was spend.
iag the summer vacation period at the
home of Mrs. Meyers brother. Henri
Meyer. A few days ago The young
child began bleeding from tas nose
/ and the medical experts we're Unable
to save the child's life. The funeral
win be held from tie sfeye- residence
tomorrow afternoon
New pictures a she Air Done 70
night
a little excitement ~ss raised
this morning at Third and Johnson
streets BY q team Of horses ztEacEei
70 the Warsaw transfer wagon. The
driver left The team, 70 enter ne OF
fees Of the Huiskamp facso-y and
when he returned ne team rad start
ed Up johnson street q brisk trot
The team made a quick turn AZ Third
street and the wagon. which vas load
ed to the top Of the cover With Eases
Of shoes, went over on rs side and
was dragged to TIE middle Of the
block before the driver could cstct
and stop the team NJ damage be
yond the wettiag Of : Gaze OF shoes
that lit in the gutter was sustaine1
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