The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-28
CITY NEWS

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Smoke Moelle.'c Silver Ash cigar.
Have harness repaired at Sher-
| woods.
-Ferndell pan cake -four. Imme-
CARTS.
Let Ewers-McCarthy Co. cloth
your boy.
voters can register today up I'M
til 8 o'clock this evening.
AL the best makes Of underwear
at Ewers-McCarthy Co.
Sherwood for autoist blankets and
lap robes, 703 Main street.
-Ewers-McCarthy Co. suits, crav-
enettes and overcoats measure up to
the highest standard of quality.
We can save you dollars on a
piano. See our fine stock. Loewep-
STEMS Music Store.
For Sunday dinner go to Jos. Hau.
berts for choice roast of beef veal
mutton or pork. 700 Main street, both
phones.
There is a chance for the tardy
ones to register tonight, for the regis
tration boards will be in session to-
day until o'clock.
-Puckechetuck Lodge. No. 43.
meets every Friday evening at 500
O'Clock. G. w. Sweeney. N. G.: Geo.
Immegart. Secretary.
Hon. Claud R. Porter of Center
vile, the democratic candidate for
governor of Iowa, Is to make polit-
fcal address in Keokuk this evening.
The registration boards were In
session all day yesterday and today
until o'clock this evening They
will again he in session on Saturday,
November S.
There was slight trace of snow
yesterday afternoon and again today
there were little fakes seen flying in
the sky but the snow shovel did not
have to be gotten out.
VIM. o. Leeper, formerly OF this
city, whose death occurred In ST.
Louis last week. died on Wednesday
instead of Tuesday as announced. He
was the son of Mrs. Martha Leeper OF
this city.
1t surely must have been cold to-
day as number of Greek and other
foreign section men working at Sixth
and Johnson, built big fire by which
to keep warm while they worked. re-
pairing the tracks at that intersection.
The fire department made an
eight o'clock run this morning to the
residence of Mrs U. ]. Grenell at 312
Fulton street, where packing around
the furnace pipes in the cellar hau
caught fire and made quite smoke.
No damage resulted.
The Association desires to an
nounce the meeting for Sunday after
noon, November 6, at which time Prof.
Geo. L. Robinson of Mccormick Theo-
logical Seminary of Chicago, will
speak. DR.. Robinson will come to
Keokuk direct from The international
Y. M. c. A. convention at Toronto,
and as his services are in demand in
all parts of the country, the Associa-
ton is fortunate In securing him.
The service for men next Sunday
afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A. auditor
ium will be addressed by Rev. ]. W.
Potter of Trinity church. DR.. Potter
has always spoken to large audiences
at the Y and as he is so well known
in Keokuk. next Sundays meeting
will not be an exception to former
services. His subject will be mod
ern Miracles and special music has
been provided; Mr.. H. F. Anthony OF
the Keokuk- Hamilton Water Power
Co.. will sing.
At the San Antonio session OF the
Trans Mississippi Commercial con-
gress which convenes November ~
25 William Jennings BRYAN VIII
sneak on the commercial relations be-
tween the United states and South
American Republics. Mr.. Bryan re-
Gently visited South America and
studied the social, economic and polit-
ical conditions Of its countries. Gus
tomariIy eloquent and forceful, MT.
BRYAN is expected to convey a mes
gage OF peculiar interest and import
ance to the delegates and visitors to
the congress. Mr.. Bryan is former
.president of the Commercial congress
and never fails to be present at ITS
annual meeting when opportunity af-
fords.
Missionary rally: To be held in
the First Christian church Monday,
Oct. 81. Services 10 a. M; 8 p. m. and
7:3O p. m. o. j. Granger Of India, NJ.
p. Madden OF japan and T W. Allen
of Cincinnati. Ohio, will be the speak
ers Ministers and members of all
churches and those who are members
of no church invited to these services.
Horse buyers in this section have
been notified that the horse market
has dropped off to great extent and
it is likely that horsefesh has sold
/ higher than it ever will again for
some time. The notice says: We had
horses Of all classes this week, and
we believe they sold lower than one
week ago. and we found it more diff
fcult to sell them--even at the re-
duction in price-than last week. 1t
looks like the slump has come to stay,
and you must buy them accordingly
or alaa N will ba inn pnscihJa for nc tn