The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-14
CITY NEWS.
lead Wabash ad today.

Read Wabash ad today.
Sherwood for new buggy.
New line tall shoes. Huiskgmp's.
Attend a o. G. ". dance tonight
Smoke MoeIlsr's Silver Ash cigar.
Attend the musical st St Fran
cis hall tonight.
-Huiskanp's fer new line of shoes
for fall and winter wear
Miss Belts announces her fall
millinery opening Saturday.
Visit Mcbride sliilery Co.'S open
ing Of nev fall millinery Thursday.
Miss King announces her fall nil.
Hnsry display for Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
Miss L Bets is pleased TO an
nounce her fall milliner! opening Sat
urday- ia Main street.
Wait for Miss Davidson's ad-
rance showing of the latest in neE
fail millinery Saturday. Ga Main
Moore s Morgan for the swell
line Of new fall and winter millinery.
Opening Thursday, Friday and Sat
urdaF.
-Ladies-The Emporirm's advance
showing OF new fail millinery viii
take place Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday- fns Main
Mcbride Millinery ca. are pleas
ed 70 announce that their advance
showing OF new fall millinery viii
take place Thursday
Best OF order was maintained in
the Grand opera house last night dur
ing The play silver Threads" Since
Manager worisy@s announcement that
ne would have order OF DUST ali Of
tenders rho persisted in making
noise, the warning has seemingly
taken effect Not sound out OF the
ordinary proceeded from the "roost-
last night and the quiet was crafty
ing 70 balcony and down stairs pat
rons- Three police officers. Wilson,
Fuqua and Freeman we're present dur
ing the show and the sticking around
OF the blue coats had the desired ef-
fect-to keep order in tie gallery.
Despite the fact the physicians
OF the state and members OF the state
board Of health are putting fortA
every effort 10 check the spread OF
infantfle paralysis in Iowa. the dis
ease continues TO Invade new sections
of the state. We are doing al that
We can possibly do to check it, bur
new cases continue 20 appear In sec
lions OF the state heretofore unvisited
By the Illness" said Secretary Sumner
Of tie Iowa health board yesterday
afternoon The experience Of the
Iowa board and Iowa physicians is
similar 10 the experience OF physicians
and health boards all over the coun-
try. as letters and circulars II the
hands OF the secretary show
-A report comes from Bonaparte TO
the effect that the remainder OF tAs
stock 10 complete the $4,000 asked
Of the town, has been sold and |. y
Massler. representing the United Mills
Wooden Co, has agred TO put IN cpe-
ration the WOODEN mills there before
the holidays. Repairs to the building
are being made and the town is feel
Ing well content with the prospects
Albert Darbyshire, aged sixty-fve
years, resident Of an outlying dis
tTfct Of Washington, Iowa, heard some
one IN his chicken coop In the rear
OF his residence last evening and went
ont TO investigate. When he entered
the coop the chicken thief fred upon
him. bullet from q 3S-calibre revol-
yer striking him in the left arm Oar
oFshire screamed and fell out of TIE
door His cries attracted attention
and the man was carried into his
home and the authorities notified. hut
the unknown assailant made his es
cape Attending physicians say that
arm win probably have
to be amputated No clue TO the as
sailant was found save two sacks that
we're Iying on the floor OF the chicken
coop, ir one OF which two chickens
had been placed.