The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-06
CITY NEWS.

Cnoice spring chickens, juicy and
tender meats at Markley's, ITO Main.
AT regular meeting of che Elks
iast evening number of applications
were received
AL of the large hotels OF the city
were crowded last night and a num-
Der OF parties seeking rooms, could
not be accommodated.
From $500 to $500 saved on heat
ing stoves at Smith Hdw. Co.'S.
Puckechetack lodge, No. 43 meets
every Friday niIht at o'clock. Frank
Swan. N. G.. Geo. Immegart, Gee
rotary. All members requested to be
present.
Fresh oyster stews, oyster cock
tails. coffee. light lunch and hot
drinks served only at Burke Bros. 504
Main street. Open evenings after
shows and dances.
Everything man needs and ex-
poets to get is tailored into Ewers
Mccarthy Co.'s suits and overcoats
Rev. Caroline Bartlett Crane will
give an address on Civic Improve.
ments at Hamilton Saturday, October
at O'Clock Cars will leave Keokuk
at o'clock. Admission 1Oc.
The Gate City has d few copies
OF the big forty-eight page special
edition. If you are intending to send
copies of this edition to friends, bet.
ter supply yourself now.
Choice dressed chickens at Jos
Haubert's. 709 Main.
| The season of liver navigation
has about a month to continue, when
the local packets will lay up for the
winter. The Dubuque will run a
couple of weeks longer 1t is expected.
Heating stoves are selling below
cost to close out at Smith Hdw. Co.'S
Quincy will give fall festival
from the ninth to the twelfth of
October. The c., B. & O. will run
extra equipment to accommodate
visitors to the exposition.
Typical of style, fit and wear are
Ewers Mccarthy Co.'S boys clothes.
| The body of the late John F. Nc
Grath will arrive in Keokuk this even
ing at 1885 from st. Louis. Funeral
services are to be held at O'Clock
tomorrow morning from st. Francis
de Sales church.
| Let Haubert send you a choice
tender roast of beef, veal, pork or
lamb for Sunday dinner, 700 Main.
The largest crowd that has been
on the streets since the opening OF
the Parker shows, Monday, was out
last night. The evening was warm
enough to be pleasant and a brigh,
moon helped things along.
i Call at Sherwood's for buggies and
harness. Big reduction in prices. 70s
Main street.
Chris Locke. Keoluk's veteran
drummer, has been busily engaged al
his fayorite profession during the
week past, furnishing the tattoo on the
drum heads for the carnival com
pany's dog and pony show.
j New buggies at greatly reduced
prices at Sherwood's.
Rev. Elam's sermon at the Chris
tfan church last night was very inter
esting. He closed very strong scrip
! tural address by saying that he hoped
the time would speedily come when
all Gods people may be one-that is
what we as a people plead for
Preaching tonight at 7:45 to which
the public is cordially invited.
/ I'm the next ten days will sell
best Springfield lump coal at So % pei
| ton in quantities of FIVE tons or more
| j. c. McManus Both phones. Office
Ninth and Johnson.
An adjustment of the weather vii
tors opportunity to push their work or
the buildings under construction
Continuous rain has delayed their
progress Contractors have been hope
full of getting buildings enclosed sc
that interior work could be prose
cuted during the winter.
| Beginning Monday, October 8
the want adv. department of The
Daily Gate City will be put on casi
basis Advertisements will be accept
ed by phone for this column but the
/ collectors will call the following morn
ing for settlement for business &C
4 cepted. II is inadvisable to continu,
to operate this department on credi
il system as the individual accounts ar,
SO small that they become burden
some as a bookkeeping proposition
1t will be preferable to send the casl
with order but in case this is no
4 convenient the order will be accepted