The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-27
CITY NEWS.
Smoke Power City SC cigar.

Smoke Power City SC cigar.
The worth while sale at Bode-
Larson's. Don't miss it.
$500 colored silk umbrellas going
at sl.2e each at Centrars big sale.
&C. W. Ewers invites you to stop
In and smoke Grand Leader cigar I
during carnival week.
Ferndell root beer and ginger ale |
at Immegart's Try 1t.
Summer goods all going at big re-
auctions at Central's clearing sale.
The excursion steamer w W.,
came up from Quincy today, bringing
a fine looking lot of people to take In
the sights of the construction work on
the dam and Of the city generally The |
excursion was under the auspices OF
St Joseph's Young Mems society of
st, Boniface church.
Have harness repaired at Sher-
woods
Those who come to the sale to-
morrow and Saturday will get the
greatest bargains ever given by the
bOuO-i<dh SOu NJiiOC W.
White and colored parasols going
at wholesale prices at Central store
The regular monthly meeting of
the school board will be held this
evening. One of the matters OF i'm
portance will be the report of Director
w. ]. Roberts, who will recommend
that custer proceedings be instituted
against the Water Works Company,
charging that it is operating under a
voidable franchise.
See our line delivery wagons at
Sherwood's.
II you can use an extra pair,
now's the time to get 'em at Bode-
Larson Shoe Co.'S clearance sale.
Bert L. Taylor, the 'Iine-O-Type
or Two" man of the Chicago Tribune
has expressed "our ideas of luxury
in many ways Yesterday, however,
prominent citizen of nearby coun-
! ty got luxurious in fashion not named
in B. L. rs. list His idea OF luxury
was to pay for two widely separated
rooms in the Hotel Keokuk and then
use but one of them. Perhaps it was
only forgetfulness, though. The gen.
tleman first registered late in the af-
ternoon, coming into the hotel with
well known Keokuk man. He paid
for the room in advance, and then de-
parted with his friend About 1880
he re-appeared, this time with another
friend. Again he registered, this time
with uncertain hand, and was assign
ed a room by the night clerk, who
did not notice that he already was
checked up on the reverse of the page
for one apartment OF course as both
rooms were held open for him. the
\ extra money could not be refunded
But after all, one is lucky not to dc
anything more serious than that when
I he has returned from round with
his friends.
i Fresh catfish at Jos. Haubert's
100 Main street, both phones.
I Big remnant sale now at Central
Cement and plaster delivered
4 quick by Keokuk Lumber Company.
/ Just two prisoners faced Judge
w. L. Mcnamara of the superior
court this morning. Tom Sweet and
Dan Harrington of North Tenth stree
) were arraigned at the bar of justice
. for having imbibed too freely at var
; ious other bars yesterday, and eacf
entered a plea of guilty to the charge
of intoxication. Sweets case was set
. tied first Tom was wearing off tn,
effects of a beauty, but declared tina
. this was the first time that he hat
ever been pulled for drunkenness o
. any other offense. Several whiskie
topped off by considerable beer caus
ed the trouble he said. He got tel
days in the city Jail. Dan Harrington
Jared not so easily. however. Dan
you've got more time hanging owe
you than any man who comes &
= here said the Judge. ut will b
thirty days. and you'll have to wor
1t out" Harrington was picked u
last night at Tenth and Main stree
: There was big rumpus before he wa
aboard the Lucy and the trouble h
caused the officer didn't make nj
sentence any lighter.
a Summer goods of all kinds goin
at big reductions at Central Store
! Call at Sherwood's for harness.
: Remnants of all kinds at les
than cost at Central's clean up sale.
THE PROPER TIME FOR ACTION
Tomorrow and Saturday are tn
{ days for action at the Bode-Larso