The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-16
CITY NEWS.
City maps at Westcott's.

City maps at Westcott's.
-Ewer's Grand Leader. best &c cigar.
Harold Crosby and Glenn Golf,
the big hit at the Colonial theatre
beautiful.
Your choice of any women's $3.50
shoe for $3.50 during our clearance
sale. Bode & Larson.
"A Sisters Sacrifice" powerful
and pathetic drama, tonight-Colonia
theatre beautiful.
Masquerade, Hawkes. hall Mon
day evening, rights admission. Ken
nedy and Mccoy
Don't fail to hear c. E. w. Gri--
fifth in his famous Shakesperian read
ings at st. Peters hall Tuesday.
Piles of good $3.50 $500 and $500
shoes for men going at $3.50 and
$3.50 during our clearance sale. Bode
& Larson.
Hear Mr.. Griffith in his scholarly
reading of Hamlet at ST Peters Tues
| day evening. Admission twenty-five
cents.
Stove room special for Monday
No. s, all-copper nickel-plated tea ket-
/ Tics, fE tdCu lilluit I'll Ol6 " d
customer Duncan-Schell Furniture
Co.
-E. j. Plug, owner OF the building
/ which was damaged by fire Saturday
morning, sent down boxes OF cigars
to the fire stations, in appreciation
OF the work of the departmental saw
ing his property. u
/ The reading table of the editorial
department OF the High School Com
ment has been presented with two
OF the annual numbers OF Monmouth
college Rawlings" The presentation
is one greatly appreciated and the an
nual numbers of the Illinois college
contain much interesting reading mat.
ter.
For the seventh time Robert Hart
has been elected superintendent OF
[ the Lee County home. His frequent
reflections are sufficient evidence
that he is filing the position with
credit to himself and evident salts.
faction to the supervisors, who from
time to time replace him in charge OF
the Lee County home interests. 1t
is well known. not only in the county
but over the state, that Lee county
has one of the best managed homes
in the country. 1t Is due to the eft
; ficient and conscientious work of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hart.
The base ball MINISTRIES which
are to be given for the benefit of>the
Keoluk baseball club, will come of
| some time the first week in February
D. L. Hughes, manager Of the Crane
hnc 1-inH1u don Qfhd th<
use of his play house for the Ministries
j, which courtesy is highly appreciated
in a letter received from vii
i. liam S. Kellogg. Jr, secretary of tn
Illinois Valley Yacht club of Peoria
e he has to say of the boat races at tina
CITY this summer In July: We ar
now sending out series OF ten pos
cards of the fastest boats in the ives
These cards are to be mailed ever
b three weeks to the boat fans In tn
west, and those whom we think al
Interested in the racing game. hay
L. mailed you the first card and wi
al mail you the second in couple I
days We are also getting up ne
err prospectus which we expect from tt
printer in a few days. Will ma
III you same as soon as we receive
We have placed an order for 80,
IN Autographs to be used in billing tt
country about Peoria. This poster
36x4S or somewhere thereabout.
is a very attractive piece of work al
or will no doubt bring a crowd w
Of mail you this dope" as soon as '
ce can. The races this year will be t
Sc largest ever held in the west or ar
nd where else for that matter. We G.
% count at the present time on at lea
gs 10 boats in the free-for-all. ASSURE
YOU that If the races are not a $,
cess it will not be the fault Of t
racing committee.