The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-29
CITY NEWS.

OlI I NEWS.
-Ewer's Grand Leader. best SC cig1r
The Spooner horse collar for easy
wea;. Sherwood sells them.
Gerard Myers Of Warsaw Is in a 4
critical condition from an attack of
pneumonia
One more week OF price cutting
ar Rcde-Larson's shoe sale.
Billy O'Brien will sing at st.
Frances de Sales church today at 10
o'clock mass.
Call Spoon River Coal Co., for
coal. Plenty on hand. Carl Boyd,
Mgr Both phones.
The Standard Fire Insurance Co.
has something to say to all persons
interested See their ad in this issue
of The Gate City.
Big saving in harness, lap rob IS
AMI drivers articles at Sherwood's.
This week is your last chance at
the big cut sale at Bode-Larson's.
Don't miss it.
Fred H. Overton, special travelling
agent for the Central National Fire
Insurance Co., of Chicago, is at his
home at SIS North Sixth street, very
sick with pneumonia
DIR. CHRISTENSEN, osteopsth. was
called to Mt Pleasant Saturday by
tho illness of DR.. Mary Conner Keith
who is very low with pneumonia.
The annual meeting of the Y. w.
G A. will be held Monday night. The
reports of the. committees will be
read and a program by half dozen
members has been arranged Mrs
Parsons will give reading. Refresh
ments will be served.
| Spoon River Coal Co., for the
best Ellisville coal, 100 South Third.
Both phones. Carl Boyd, Mgr
The vesper service at the Y. w.
c. A. tomorrow afternoon will be III
/ the form of promise meeting. Mrs.
Harry Reeves will lead. Every one
| that comes is asked to bring prom
| ise Mr. James Young will sing.
You'll never buy shoes any cheap
er than this week at Bole-Larson's
SAFE.
while Andrew Weber and Alice
Benisch were cutIlng down tree in
/ front of their residence, 1913 Fulton
street Saturday, limb fell and
struck Mr.. Benisch in the face, cut
ting a severe cash, which will keep
him at home for a few days.
The District Grand Precept of
Iowa Jurisdiction, Mrs. Bertha Hang
er of Des Moines. Iowa, made her an
nual visit to The Daughters OF Ia
Dor Thursday afternoon and while
in the city was the guest of Mrs.
Maude Matthews. They were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. M. E
Dixon, 11S North 9th, Thursday ey
ening.
Word was received in Keokul
| yesterday of the death of Mrs. Eliza
beth Harbine, former resident who
died on her ranch near Forestville
Calf. The Harbine family left Keo
kuk forty years ago. Mr.. Harbint
| died some years ago. He was mem
Der of the lumber firm of Hiatt ant
Harbine. The deceased visited here
several times since leaving the cit,
and has no immediate relatives here
| The news of her death was received
by Miles Jackson, a cousin.
Edward Hildebrandt, an employ,
of the International Harvester Com
pany, Springfield, o., was recently fin
ed $500 and costs by Magistrate TIE
| hov fNr cfn Of III
| from 70 West Main street, Springfield
The victim, who pleaded guilty at thu
| trial, was caught by marked cop.
| Of the paper, having been suspected o
J taking papers along that section 6
the street When Magistrate Tehal
fixed the fine he took occasion to an
nounce that the next newspaper THE
brought before him would be fined no
less than $40 and costs.
On next Thursday evening thu
Epworth League will hold it's third an
nual banquet. An elaborate men,
; has been prepared by the ladies of the
league who are planning on making
this the main feature of the socia
events of the year. Rev. Joe R. Han
ley of Centerville, Iowa. will be th'
chief speaker Of the evening He i.
considered one of the best orators il
| southern Iowa, and the leaguers are
looking forward to great intellectual
as well as a material feast. An or
chestra Of six pieces will furnish the
music for the evening. The banque
will be held in the assembly room o
the church which will be elaborated,
decorated in the league colors, ret
and white.