The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-04
CITY NEWS


-inere are no better overcoats or
cravenettes than we sell. Ewers.
Mccarthy Co.
Colonel Teddy Roosevelt deliver
ca an address in Davenport this morn
Ing at half past ten.
For guaranteed all leather shoes,
in all the newest styles at reasonable
prices, try the Star Shoe Store.
The Old Time Minstrel. which
scored a big hit at st. Peters Hall
some time ago, will be repeated at
the opera house. The exact date for
the performance can noe De given at
the present, but as soon as positive
arrangements have been made it will
be announced in this paper.
Ernest the one hour old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Randall, died at
midnight at the family home, 51S South
Twenty-first street Buv,ai of the in
FAINT took place this afternoon, at 3
O'Clock.
Bargains in boys clothes at
Ewers-McC arthy Co.
Capt. Thos Harden of the Home
Mission Is at present calling on citi-
zens for cast-off clothing to be used
IN helping the poor of the city. Mr.
Harden recently had two of his flng-
ers injured in the cutoff saw at Car
ter's mill, and during the time that
he Is incapacitated he is collecting
articles of wearing apparel that are
no longer used by those not in needy
circumstances The Home Mission is
located at 219 Main.
Great values in both suits and
; overcoats at Ewers-McCarthy Co.
information was filed in the court
OF Justice James Burrows this morn
| Ing against Dora Robin7on who is &C.
cused OF committing assault and bat
terry on the person of Hattie Kirby.
IL Is claimed By the plaintiff that Dora
Robinson used club in beating and
; Drulsing her. The defendant will be
arraigned tomorrow morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Buck of 413
, North Eleventh are the proud parents
of a son.
: Already number of early Christ
mas shoppers have begun making
) their selections from the stores. A
Missouri man, living in Clark county
drove to Keokuk yesterday and re
turned home with his wagon we'll fill
ed with articles that are going te
please the members of his family
when the big day rolls around, sever
: weeks from this coming Sunday. L
is not too early to commence holida,
buying today as the stores of the
merchants are complete in their win
; ter stocks.
I There is every probability tina
: should river business revive to it
normal state of two years ago, mex
y spring and summer, a boat to run or
= posite the schedule of the packet
!, now leaving each morning will b
placed in the trade. The headqual
II tiers or night stopping place of thi
= packet, or possibly two of them ma
. be used, will be at Burlington G
Quincy, or maybe at both places. Ri1
er men say that this scheme woul
. we'll, and be profitable to both boa
d company and shippers, who use tn
u boats for transportation.
II The steel gangs of the c.. B.
j @. are busy at present, tightening IL
d loose places ard getting everything i
shape about the roadbed, for tn
e winter which is not far off
y -Keokuk high school will be a.
Us commend ~ n,1r1ip ar, MY
d. giving day by one of the largest bunc
' of rooters who ever took trip wit
N a football team of the old school. F
Madison is planning for some evenin
social event, just what it will be ha
not yet been ammo need but the loca
V are assured of a rousing good time
the lively up river city.
&c "A roller skating party was give
last night at the Railway. The a
fair was attended by large numbt
oil skate enthusiasts.
r. Only shoe string peddler di
n, turbed the cuietude that reigne
e. supreme about the city bastile la
,g evening. The fellow was picked l
ie by the levee officer, the man wit
u shoe laces being quite well picked
as and was carted to the station.
Ill Word has been received here TN
Mrs. F. H. George was operated c
as yesterday at ST. Luke's hospital
~ Chicago. The operation was seriol
ST. one, but advices are that it has prove
ed successful
us The fire department answered
ne still alarm from Sixth and High sire
Is last night at II o'clock. An apron
one of the crossings and leaves ST.
ea rounding it were ablaze. The fl
n proved of no consequence.
- Application was made today
-, the district court for the appointing
=. - of an administrator of the estate
- Leighton Brownell. deceased.
The lending works on the can
was re-opened today, the employ
returninp TO work. Two weeks ha'