The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-15
CITY NEWS

ID. e. Reeves has returned from
/ q business trip to Chicago
SPECIAL low prices on all low cut
| shoes. See them at Ludwig's.
See the sight tomorrow at the
i Bode-Larson clearance sale.
Buy ouggies where the prices are
/ lowest. Sherwood's the place.
You can buy sheet music at &c
! per copy at GOT Main street.
A few of the business houses are
! taking their semi-annual invoice.
Refined vaudeville; all new pic
lures; big show tonight, at the Air
/ Dome.
Let us show you the saving we
can make you on piano at 607 Main
/ street at the mortgage sale.
A marriage license was issued late
yesterday afternoon to Cecil S. Willes,
4 %. and Ada A. Vice, is, both of Can
ton, Mo.
$500 Sorosis and Hallihan Pat.
and Gun Metal pumps and oxfords at
i $3.50 and $3.40 at Bode-Larson's clear
ance sale.
The liberal application of paint
to residences and business houses is
making noticeable change in Keokuk.
More painting has been done this year
than for long time and the appear
ance of those buildings SO treated is
very pleasing.
Services at summitville At the
Evangelical Lutheran church special
services will be held next Monday ana
Tuesday, July 1919 Several visiting
pastors are expected. The evening
services will be In English and Will be-
gin at 8 O'Clock. All are cordially in
vited to be present
A California paper complains that
the collection Of dog taxes In GER
tain city of that state is very meagre'
only thirty collections having been
made whereas probably a thousand
dogs could be found. They haven't
got the right system. Send the Of
fcials to Keokuk for private 1nstruc-
ton.
All new bill at the big Air Dome
tonight.
The suggestion has been made by
an enthusiastic fan, and it is a good
one, that arrangement. be made to
have subscription papers left at the
cigar stores so those who do not feel
able to contribute very largely can
give what they feel able. 1t is the
view of the fan that many people who
like baseball would contribute a small
amount to the support of the game in
this manner.
ALI new pictures at the big Air
Dome tonight.
The annual meeting of the Fedora
ton of Organized Laymen will be
held In the Y M. G. A. Auditorium on
Thursday evening July q and the an
nual address will be given by Hon.
Chas. S. Holt of Chicago, President of
National brotherhood of the Presby-
terian Church. A large attendance is
desired and the committee are sparing
nothing in their endeavor to make the
first annual meeting both pleasant and
profitable.
Harvey G. Hull will sing tonight
at the Air Dome.
Burlington Hawk-Eye: The Quin-
cy Journal is doing all it can in
the knocking line to land the Cen
trail Association in the same place
where the Northern Association has
gone About the only city in this
league that that paper has not con-
demned to the scrap pile is Quincy.
Last season it spent its time knock
ing its home city and thoroughly
demoralized things there. Ali last
winter it helabored Manager Myers
as a frost on Quincy, predicting that
he would fall down in his manage
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury Porter of Mt
/ Pleasant are considerably worried
over the absence of their 16-year-old
son, Paul, who left home last Saturday
and has not been seen nor heard OF
since. The boy left no word at home
as to where he was going and although
every effort has been made to locate
him or learn something OF his where
abouts as yet their efforts have beer
fruitless and his whereabouts are still
a mystery. The boy was in pool
health as the result of an accident
which he suffered last winter while
away at school While a student a
the Northwestern Military academy a
Highland Park, H., he was accidental
ly injured by falling in the gymnasium
in such way that his nose was brok
en- and he received other injurie
about the head. This, it is feared b,
his parents, has unbalanced his mind
as he has been acting queerly of lat,
and has not seemed his usual sci
since coming home from school, which
he did as soon as he recovered from
his accident.
Peoria business men want anothe
regatta this year, the one just owe
having been such a success that the,
want to repeat the affair only on
smaller scale. A Quincy paper says o
the contemplated repetition: TIL
business men of Peoria seem to thin
1t pays to have big attractions Their
that will draw people to the city fror
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