The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-25
CITY NEWS.
The one money-saving event

80 AAaAioSOAO VI lhC SllIlSlldul CDuICAp
is indefinitely located at Mt. Pleasant
where he is serving now as pastor of |
the Christian church of that city. sue
ceeding Rev. Nicoson. Rev. Cory has
served many years as minister for
various churches and his services
have invariably been satisfactory and
effective
The shoe sale that starts 'em all
q going-the Bode-Larson twice a.
year sale.
Mrs. Charles Forman has been
confined by sickness for several weeks
past.
Losses amounting to $1,000, with
no insurance were suffered by Ed
Shore, in Eldon yesterday when
flames which started in the ware
room of his automobile repair
shop, destroyed considerable part
of the plant before they were extin-
guished. The origin of the fire is I'M
known
"A big lot OF mems fine shoes, in
Guiding Walk-over and Regal $500
shoes to be cleaned UP at $40 at
Bode-Larson's sale.
The indoor baseball committee
will meet at the Y. M C. A. tomorrow
evening for the purpose Of discussing
the formation of league at an early
date.
Three more days Of the Centrais
big January clearing SALE
"A great snap at Bode-L Larson s-shoe
sale. All women's shoes Sarcsis $3.50
some $500 lines at $3.50. Our entire
line of Armstrong;, $500 and $3.50
Shoes this seasons styles, at $340.
Three cases of women's velvet top
patent leather, button, also a big lot
of gun metal cravanet tops-these
came in late and must push email
to go at one price, $2.40.
The Keokuk and Hamilton Water
Power Company will receive two more
locomotives tomorrow, bringing the
number up to five. Work is expanding
daily, and Oh this side of the river is
confined chiefly to construction Of the
power house coffer-dam.
-Flannelettes and outings at spec
ial prices at CentraPs sale.
| William H. Patrick is here from
Indianapolis, Indiana, for short visit
with his Keokuk friends Mr.. Pat
rick was formerly with the Coey &
CO., packing house, being employed il
the uptown Office, which was then be
eween Third and Fourth on Johnson
At the present time he has an ex
cellent position with Kingan & Co.
the big Indianapolis packing concern
Wool hosiery and underwear g
at big reductions all this week at thu
/ Central's sale.
The committee which has beef
placed in charge of the Joy cup con
test which will be held at the Y. NJ
! G. A. this year will formulate plan
in the very near future for holdin;
the athletic event. The winner of las
years contest was Van Hayden, an
it is expected that he will Compel
4 again.
The choicest roasts at Marllley's
-FIannelette kimonas, long or shor
at big reductions at Central's Januar
clearing sale.
Second rehearsals for the operet
4 ia to be given at the Grand the for
part of next month, February 3, wer
satisfactorily given yesterday after
noon and last evening. Much har
work of drilling the young people i
naturally in store for Miss Eur
though a perfect cast will be the ult
mate outcome of her efforts in il
structing those who will assist.
number who have not been seen o
reached by phone and any others VIII
wish to assist, are invited to Woodma
hall afternoon or evening and part
will be assigned them. Many schoe
children and young ladies and gentle
men of varied ages have assume
roles and the work of training is col
tinuing with interest.
President Wells M. Irwin Of TIL
Commercial club is in correspondent
with number Of parties from whol
he is acquiring the right kind of il
formation regarding a secretary fc
/ Keokuk. This is a matter that r.
quires careful action and very though
full consideration and Mr.. Irwin doe
not propose to make an error by to
hasty recommendations. 1t is unlik
ly that he will be mistaken as hi
sources Of information concerning tn
. kind of man Keokuk wants are
: the highest authority and worthy {
the fullest measure of confidence
Publicity articles launched some tim
!, ago by the Commercial club continu
to appear and their publication
some of the well known magazine
: are expected in a short time
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