The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-23
CITY NEWS.

Remember that Miss Hammes lie
/ having special sale on trimmed hats
this week.
! The boat. Keokuk, was in from
Quincy yesterday afternoon with a
number of excursionists.
S2.49, $4.9s are the prices OF some
swell trimmed hats at Miss Hammes'
City letter carrier, Ruger Rollins
Is able to be about after successful
operation In st. Joseph's hospital, re
Gently
Dispatches from Humboldt, Iowa,
say that the aged father of Frank
Gotch, champion Of the world, died
there Sunday.
Order now best Sprin gfield coal
vet selling 1925 five ton lots j. e.
McManus. both phones. Office, Ninth
and johnson.
Big money saving buggy sale at
| Sherwood's.
Masonic--specia meeting Hardin
lodge No 20, A. F. and A. NJ, at 1880
this evening. Work on the second de-
gree. Visiting brethren fraternally in
vited to attend. BY order of the w.
M. A. K. Stewart, secretary.
You can now save money on bug
gies and harness at Sherwood's.
Acknowledgment meeting Of
Eagle Lodge No. 10 A. F. & A. NJ, 8
o'clock Tuesday evening. October "a,
1911. Work on 3rd degree Visiting
brethren fraternally invited. By order
OF the w. NJ. S. H. Johnston, Sec'y.
Our garage open all day and all
night. Autos meet all trains General
auto livery service. Calls attended
promptly at regular cab prices. Gate
City Auto Livery Co., 513 Johnson.
Bell phone $50 Black. Hub phone PA
Trinity M e. Sunday school will
observe Rally day next Sunday morn
ing. The Sunday school hour with a
short program and rally day sermon
by the Rev. j. M. Brown. A 100 per
cent attendance will be the goal. The
entire Sunday school will attend the
preaching services. The teachers and
classes will be seated together.
w c. Hummer of this city was
uOlllludlSu q SiduQ WILL uCA dJ luO
grand lodge of Iowa Odd Fellows in
Council Bluffs last week. The per
capita tax for the maintenance of the
| orphans home was fixed at 20 cents
per year and the tax for the construc-
ton of the old folks home was made
80 cents year An appropriation OF
1 $4,000 was made for the maintenance
/ of the orphans and old folks homes
1 at Mason City the coming year.
The Keokuk police officers have
received word that Joseph Moulton,
the desperate and dangerous negro
who shot and MORALLY wounded police
officer, Thomas Bolone, in Detroit a
short time ago, has been captured
Not long ago. Chief Schevers received
word from the Detroit detective bu
reau stating that Moulton was wanted
) The officers feel that good capture
. has been made in the landing of thu
!. negro who is one of the most dan
!. gerous gun men in the country.
: The Torch-Press has Just publish
ed for Estella Fl. Manning Brewer he
; new book, Treason of the Blood'' |
, is strong novel of the south as |
: is today wherein are woven man
facts resulting in tale of unusua
human interest The price of tn,
) book Is s1.O0 net and can be secure,
from The Torch-Press, Cedar Rapids
; Iowa. a great day of reformation /
approaching in the south and the au
) thor's comment and social sitting
. very pertinent and very interesting
The author has been a close studen
of social affairs at the national capita
as well as in the south. and her bool
presents to us some very clear-cu
phases of the negro problem. Illus
trations are by Eva Manning. B.
sure and get a copy of the Treason
of the Blood 1t discusses vital is