The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-06
CITY NEWS.

Spring hats, Ewers- Mccarthy Co. !
-Ewer's Grand Leader. best &c cigar.
Attend M. W. A. dance Tuesday .
night.
Harness at low prices at sher-
woods. ;
Read The Daily Gate City, 10
cents per week. :
-Ewers-McCarthy Co. reduction :
sale will continue during February.
Regular meeting of Keokrk lodge
No. IL. Q. c. o. f., Monday night at
8 O'Clock. Visiting brethren fraternai.
ly invited to attend. Work in initia
tory degree.
For sale one four horse power,
upright boiler and engine; one kettle,
one lard press; enc sausage suffer;
one silent meat cutter; one ice box;
one horse; one wagon; one safe; one
Dayton ham and bacon slicer. and
one cash register. Marley 6 Wal /
smith, 612 Main street.
Fifty persons took the test for
census enumerator at the government
applicants for these positions were
held all over the country yesterday.
Rev. George Giglinger, ID. D.,
pastor of st. Mary's Catholic church,
will deliver lectures on every Wednes-
day evening during Lent During the
past two years these lectures have
attracted more than ordinary atten-
ton among both Catholics and Pro
testants and they are always well at
tended. A question box again this
year will be feature.
Burlington Gazette: Mayor Inter
kircher received from Mayor Off of
Keokuk today handsomely printed
and arranged souvenir book of Keo-
| kuk. The edition is credit to Keo-
kuk, showing the principal manufac-
turtles. giving a sketch of the city and
including the water power dam. 1t
1 is we'll edited and the pictures show
/ keokul to be everything we'll order
4 ed city should be.
Hon. Joe r. Frailey, of Fort Mad
ison, was in Keokuk Friday visiting
IiiSliNS anu ioOhluSo dlISl DuSiHSoS III
terest. Mr.. Frailey has received an
invitation to deliver an address before
the Bar association of Galesburg on
the anniversary of Lincoln's birthday,
but flnds that prior engagements will
prevent. Mr.. Frailey is candidate
on the Republican ticket for the nom
ination for attorney general at the
coming primary election. His candi-
dacy was announced in this paper sew
eral weeks ago and since that time
he has been meeting with much en-
couragement and receiving assurances
of support from all over the state.
The second of the series of health
talks for high school girls proved mos,
interesting to the large number OF
, young ladies, who were present at the
, association rooms on Friday after
noon. DR.. F. M. Fuller spoke or
: Basket Ball-the Benefits to be De
! rived and the Errors to be Avoided,
: which was most interesting al
: dress. These health and hygiene
talks are proving of great interes
to both high and grammar schoo
! young ladies and the attendance is in
creasing with each meeting Tht
: third of the series will be given OF
4 Friday of this week.
). Hannibal Morning Journal. From
. the present outlook the Hanniba
), High school will be represented ii
q the spring by one of the best, if no
Il, \, nl,~ Il
turned out. In the High school Their
c is a large amount of good materia
o for track team and the athletes il
, the school have every reason to be
a lieye they will have a good team dul
q ing the coming spring. For the pas
Il To Columbia every spring to enter tn
# high school track meet there. 1t ha
.s not been fully decided this year wha
>. will be done in regard to sending
e team to Columbia, but the boys war
n to send an aggregation u Keokul
n. Iowa, on May 7th, to enter the tt
=, state track and field meet The NEE
= at Keokuk will be no small affai
!. and there will be from fifteen
- twenty cities represented at the NEE
Last season some good records WEI
made at Ksokuk and this year th
y meet will be larger than ever.
" Burlington Gazette Secon
I'd story workers visited the Ref HON
IS AS South Sixth street, securing s.
10. in cash, after ransacting the poke
4e of clothing of AL Ref The visitor
IS evidently were about to carry ava
ST a small iron safe, also the propert
he of Mr.. Ref, but We're either frightene
he or thought better of the plan and lie
he it in front of the window.
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