The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-11
CITY NEWS.

New Standard fashion sheets at
Central Store. Cali and get one
"A heavy der which lef, an after
effect like a hard rain, fell during the
night
Join the special business mems
penmanship class at the Tri-State
Commercial College.
The Woman's Guild OF Graham's
hospital will meet 81 the nmnes
quarters tomorrow fTuesday) after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock. Come prepared
to sew
Advertiser Fsrd-wide bleached
The Epworth League members OF
the Trinity NJ. E. church held their
evening meeting at Hamilton with the
EpwOrth Leauge of the church there
SUNDAY The meeting was led by r.
White.
muslin; special, Sc yard: same quail
isy as Lonsdaie. al the Central store.
Fly nets a, cost at Sherwood's.
See Wabash Home Visitors ad.
The steamer Wabash, with river
show boat. played here at the river
front last night. The boat came down
stream during the day and kept up
calicpe concert during the time it was
here The show went TO Warsaw to-
day.
New fannelettes, 10, 1871 and 15c
yard at Central store.
ID. l. Hughes will manage the
Grand opera house at Davenport again
this =
Hughes viii open his house with the
Three Twins Friday night. THE
Commuters plays at the Grand
You will ike those thick shingles
at Keokuk Lumber Company.
Sherwood repairs harness
"A large crowd Of Hannibal ex-
carsionists came 10 Keokuk on the
steamer Sidney Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, and remained couple OF
hours. The packet Keokuk was in
| with a smaller crowd than usual. from
Quincy, weather interfering with
/ large excursion business
New dress goods and dress trim
u,ings at the Central store
"A baby girl has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy NJ Martin. 500 Blon-
deau. Mr.. Martin Is office secretary
OF the Keokuk Industrial Association
and has been busy receiving con-
gratulations since the arrival of the
youngster.
New buggies at reduced prices at
/ Shervood's.
/ Arthur Mcclelland, express and
/ baggageman of the Keokuk G. West
| ern road, had one of his right hand
/ fingers badly hurt this morning while
receiving baggage in car. McClel.
land was forced to relinquish his du-
ties for the day and have physician
care for the wound.
! -You alwayE find bargains at the
Centrals remnant counter.
"A post card announcing the birth
OF son to Mr.. and Mrs Paul Teeters
Of 81. Paul, MINI, was received here
| Sunday. The father was former
resident OF this city and is now en-
pIoyed In mercantile store In st.
| Paul. The babes weight was seven
pounds. Mother and child are doing
well. Mrs. C. " Teeters left for ST.
Paul today to visit.
Regular meeting Of subordinate
lodge, No. /. independent Order of
Owls tonight. business Of Importance.
By order Of the president. Chas. Hau-
bert, secretary.
! -Keokuk has chance to have
photographs OF herself put on exhibit
ton at the International Municipal
Congress and Exhibition at Chicago
from September Is TO 80. A letter has
been received by the city clerk from
the secretary OF THE American City"
a magazine devoted to monthly re-
view OF municipal problems and civic
betterment, asking for the photo
graphs He says that the photographs
II sent Will be put with The Ameri-
can City's" exhibits and will be for
the purpose of showing recent pro-
gress In municipal and public improve