The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-08
CITY NEWS

For that harness and repairing,
go to Sherwood.
4 "Sapho'' will be, shown at Dodges
next Thursday night 81
h Fresh red snapper, halibpt and
trout at Joe Haubert's.
New embroideries Just received
at SOC to $1.25 per yard, at central.
Positively tonight 1.-THE Course OF
True Love" at Dodges. TITS Bio.
graph"
See the beautiful diamond ring
in LeBrons' window to be given to the
prettiest baby in Keokuk.
See the baby go cart to be given
as second prize by the Duncan-schell
Co., in the Dodges theatre contest.
Il The monthly meeting of St. Jos
eph Auxiliary will be held at the
hospital Wednesday, February 9, at
$3.50 p. m.
The 25c it will cost to hear DR..
j. w. Potter's lecture tonight could
not be spent SO well in any other way.
Be sure to attend.
The Benevolent Union soliciting
committee will call upon citizens in a
few days for the annual subscription
for support OF home.
Notice how the days are slowly
getting longer? Twilight comes just
little bit later each evening
and daylight bit earlier in the morn
ings.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge No. s. Knights OF Pythias to-
night at 1880 O'clock at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau. Visiting Knights
invited.
Join the big audience at Trinity
NJ. E. church tonight for DR.. ]. w. Pot.
ter's great lecture. Looking Both
Ways" Something good is in store
for you.
See the Biograph "The Course Of
True Love-" at Dodges positively to-
night.
Keokuk people are becoming more
and more impressed every day that
a stupendous enterprise is in pro-
gress right before their eyes and the
immensely of it is going to grow.
The Gate City will continue to be.
as it has in the past, the best local
newspaper published in this city. Sub
scribers to this paper can be assured
that when news matters involving Keo-
kuk are concerned this paper will fur
nish the same and as usual ahead OF
other Keokuk daily newspapers.
d Tonight without fail. the great.
it est of all Biographs. "The Course OF
" True Love- at Dodges.
t. DR. c.. L. Queen secretary-treasur
< er of the board of home missions Of
d the Methodist Protestant church is in
n the city. He met last night with the
& church officials at meeting at which
Sunday, April 8 was selected as The
date for the dedication of the new
church at Twelfth and Exchange SITS.
which Is expected to be completed ant
ready by that time.
a Send in your baby photos to ente
the baby contest at Dodges theatre
!, Next Sunday morning the frs
chapters of that charming seria
story, THE Fourth Estate" vii
: appear in this paper No one shout,
:. !. miss it. The last story run in thi
= paper, The Red Mouse" delighte,
!, our readers. THE Fourth Estate
= will not prove disappointing Thi
!. paper is complete in every detail.
: leads in both home and foreign news
- leads in market reports and in editoria
: thought. 1t is a complete newspape
Z in every respect Get the best Will
:, you are subscribing.
= Don't miss the Biograph 9Th
ie Course Of True Love-" at Dodges te
night.
Quincy Wing: DR.. Finn NJ Hart
y H., and brother of Drs. Henry an
is H. V. Hart, of this city, died at ST
~ Mary's hospital in this city Sunda
IN afternoon at o'clock He had beel
m in poor health for the past five year
"a and was brought here recently TO
te treatment at st. Mary's hospital ur
e. der the treatment of his brother an
It. other local physicians. He was sui
~ fering from heart trouble and declir
n ed gradually until the end came. Di
OF Hart was one of the leading doctor
in Hancock county and his death vii
!. be widely mourned in that county a
we'll as in this city. He was the so
of the late John F. Hart and had bee
a practicing physician for the pas
seventeen years. He was born a
West Point on September 10, 1865
n making his age Al years, months an
If 16 days.
n, Olga Nethersoles version @
h "Sapho'' at Dodges Theatre Thursda
Us evening.
70 Geo. L. Van Auken, pionee
i'd citizen of Columbus Junction, and
highly esteemed man died Sunda
to morning at 1870 after long lines,
n George L. Van Auken was born /
n Huron county, Ohio, September
ne 1914, and died in Columbus junction
ed Iowa, February 6. 1910, being sixt.
is six years old At the beginning (
w the civil war he entered the army eli