The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-04
CITY NEWS.

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Hosiery sale tomorrow. Central. |
Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar.
Choice roast. Buy it of Markley. |
Harness repairing go to Sher
wood.
-Four new pictures at Dodges to-
night.
Five voting coupons tonight Co.
lonial, theatre beautiful.
Use Gate City want when you
wish to buy or sell or trade.
New spring goods arriving daily
at the Central dry goods store.
Industries of southern California
will be shown at Dodge's tonight.
M. B. Curtis in Samuel of Posen,"
Colonial, theatre beautiful, tonight.
Extra tonight, only. M. B. Curtis
in Samuel of Posen." Colonial, thea
ire beautiful.
Largest stock of harness in the
city going at low prices-at Sher-
woods.
Five voting coupons with Every
admission ticket tonight. Colonial.
Lneatre beautiful.
Lot of odds and ends in choice
canned goods going at special low
prices at Reck's grocery. 31s Main.
Come early and buy.
Entire change of program at
Dodge's tonight.
-Puckechetuck lodge, M. 43, meets
every Friday evening at o'clock. j.
L. Candy. N. G.; George Immegart,
secretary. Initiation tonight.
secretary
DE La Sale council, Knights of
Columbus. will approach holy COM
munion in body Sunday morning at
S O'Clock for the late deceased broth
er, DR.. R. H. Fegers, at ST. Peters
Catholic church.
The Fred Miller Brewing company
of Milwaukee today transferred to
Walter Schroeder forty feet in the
rear end os lot II and lot IL, block SO.
This property is on Fourth street, be-
tween Main and Johnson.
"A tournament in doubles will open
this evening on the alleys at st.
Mary's, which is open to all bowlers
in the Gate City league 1t has been
planned to charge an entry fee of
twenty-five cents, and the same rules
as observed on the Olympia alleys will
be followed in this tournament.
Manager Frank Belt was able to
announce today that he had received
the contract of Reardon. The manag-
er now has the contract of every play
er but Morris, and it is expected to
arrive at any time. Reardon, in a
letter to Belt, stated that he was glad
to come to Keokuk and seems well
satisfied with his new berth.
Pascal Bozeman, who for the past
four years has been employed at the
Postal Telegraph company's Office il
this city, left last evening for Dav
export, where he has accepted a posi-
ton in the company's offices of that
city He is young man of ability
having successfully learned his bust
ness here, after several years of close
application to his work, and his
friends here wish him every success
il his new field and wish him further
promotion
Word comes that Hon. w G. Nc
/ Arthur has been made clerk of the
] United States circuit court, vice Z,
R. Mason, resigned. Mr.. Macarthur wa.
formerly of Burlington and was /;
member of the Burlington bar. HI
has also served in the state senate
Mr.. Macarthur is likewise quite vel
known in Keokuk, having made quit.
an acquaintance during the terms o
the United States district court.
j Glen Golf, the popular young gen
tleman who has been playing tht
piano at the Colonial theatre for sew
eral months past, leaves this evenin:
for Marysville, Mo-, where he is tt
study music. During his short life IL
Keokuk he has made many friends
while his work at the theatre has alst
been very pleasing to the many pa
irons. He is endowed with much tai
ent for music and friends hope he will
prove successful in his study.
Quincy Journal. Keokuk spor
writer's are beginning to raise "hol
Ter" about the repetition Of condition
through which they managed to exis
the past season, and the coming sea
son, if "hollering" will count, they ma
be seen reveling in a brand new cage
away from the glazing rage of tn
summer sun The Indian writer's VIII
watch the games day in and day on
have the right idea and should fnsis
on having their cage placed in tn
proper place.
Unusual interest is centered 1
the indoor baseball games this ever
ing that will be played in the indoo
league at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium
, for the clubs are now fighting fo
! first place with vengeance. TIL
:, first game, which is to start at 7:3
, will be between the Congregational an
:, Methodist teams. These are the tw
, clubs that fought such great BATH
last week and set record for tn
game in this city. 1t is likely that To