The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-06
CITY NEWS.

Memo corsets. Central store.
One more day Ayres special sale.
Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash cigar,
Finest meats always at Markley's.
See Davis run the 100 at the track
meet, Saturday.
Henderson corsets, soc to 81, at
the Central store.
Buy one of those elegant new
buggies of Sherwood.
Let Karle repair your shoes; best
of work assured S14 Main.
Meats choicest cuts at Haul
bert's, 700 Main, both phones.
Another big banana sale at
Scherff's tomorrow. 1872 Main street.
You have read about the old
fashion Olympian games? Come out
and see the modern.
Lewis. who holds the record for
the broad jump in Illinois, has en-,
tered the tri-state meet.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at s o'clock. ].
L. Candy, N. G.; George Immegart,
secretary.
People who got up this morning
at o'clock to see the comet were dis
appointed, as the sky was cloudy and
nothing could be seen excepting deep
gloom.
Emile F. Renaud, member of the
Iowa state board of optometry exam
liners, returned today from Des Moines
where regular examinations were held
this week by said board.
Superintendent A. N. Whsle of the
Hannibal division of the G., B. & q.
made tour of inspection through the
local yards of the @ yesterday re-
turning home in the afternoon.
Special for Saturday from 2 till
9 p. m. regular SOC beautifully deco
rated Austrian China sugar and
creams at 23c. Limit of one set to
a customer Duncan-Schell Furn. Co.
-Keokuk people who have hereto
fore never taken much interest in
track athletics, will be treated to
splendid afternoon of entertainment if
fthey attend the Tri-State meet tomor-
row afternoon.
There will be hundred visitors
| in Keokuk tomorrow in addition to the
athletes who are to take part in the
big meet. Many young ladies of Keo-
kuk have invited their friends from
out of the city to be their guests on
the day.
The Knights of Columbus of Gales
burg are to have big time on May
Is, when class of fifty to sixty candi-
dates will receive the first, second and
third degrees. The Galesburg team
will put on the work in the first two
degrees and Jerome K Crowley and
staff of Chicago will confer the third.
Keokuk members of the order have
been invited to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Alderton and
family of S24 North Twelfth street
returned home last evening from Can
ton. Mo-. where they had been in
attendance at the funeral of Thomas
Alderton, father of Mr. AldertoG of
this city. The deceased passed away
last Sunday and services were Eeld
for him on Tuesday of this week. |
Death was caused from a stroke of
paralysis, which he suffered a week
previous to his demise.
Word has been received by Keo-
kuk lodge No. LOG of the Elks that
Deputy Charles w Bradshaw of Des
Moines, in charge of this district, will
be here on Thursday, May 10, for an
official inspection of the lodge. Ar
rangements will be made for initiation
and banquet for that evening.
-Keoluk will be represented at the |
state convention of the Travellers Pro
tective association TO be held in Des |
Moines tomorrow by five delegates.
The convention, which is to be held in
the auditorium in the capital city, is
to be one of the largest of the order
ever held in the state and will be at
tended by representatives from all /
over Iowa Those who will be In at /
tendance from this city and who left |
today for Des Moirrs, are: c. Bruce |
AXE, Jacob Frank. George w. West, I
f. A. Wedler and Edgar Wright.