The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-15
CITY NEWS.

wood.
ROY Goodwin. chef at the Alley
Inn. is on the sick list
The Y. ". C. A. course is thor
oughly good; don't be. afraid TO boost
it, says the field manager from an
other bureau.
Big line Of lap robes and harness
at Sherwood's.
A number of Keosuk hunters are
out in the woods and camping along /
the river and lakes trying their Skill /
at wild game
New line auto robes and blankets
at Sherwoods.
City politics is being discussed
quite frequently on the street and IN !
the Offices. Election next April
Special sale On wings, fancy feath- |
iers. and piumes, at Karll's up TO date
millinery, rs Main
Within the past three weeks one
Keokuk citizen has invested twenty
thousand dollars in Keokuk real
estate.
Regular meeting of Keokuk Aerie,
no. $50, :. o. E. tonight at Eagles
Hall. 523 Main at o'clock visit
Iirg brothers always welcome. Chas.
\. Noascs. secretary.
Sam ireland has opened meat
market, 22s B street, in Lucas store.
Your trade solicited. Bell phone
ass-B.
Regular meeting OF Hermann
1nd0o So tonight
7:3o o'clock Visiting brethren cor
daily invited.
George Colrert and 2. Wormhoudt
of Kahoka. Mo-, we're in the city yes
terday transacting business with the
local merchants.
-Keokul Camp N. ". A. No. e22
Will hold It's regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present.
Seat sale for the Y. W. c. A.
course opens at the box window No
yember q. Tickets with seat reser-
vation $3.50 and s1.25.
Third street between Main and
Johnson as business proposition
has changed its appearance during The
past six months and at present there
is not a vacant store room in the
block.
The Nauvoo Rustler says that
Henry Hierstein of Keokuk, spent
Sunday and Monday in the city. He
: was unable to get across from Mont
! rose on account of the high wind and
Z went on to TT. Madison, from where
he walked to Nauvoo, making the triI
4 in 2ls hours and the roads were yer,
4 rough. While here he called and pait
for more Rustlers. Henry is still EN-
i ployed with the Water Power com
1 pany.
Real estate men anticipate one o
! the liveliest years in Keokuk's histor.
] during 1912 Keokuk has been gettini
i the right kind of advertising for
4 few years and it is beginning to in
press the country. That the city ha
- something substantial to advertise
also becoming known. There will b
\ q decided advance all along the lin
ii in this city during 1912 and it wi
II continue.
II One of the most hopeful feature
II about the commercial life OF Keoku
Il is that found among the retailer
II They report growing business,
II many cases the increase being deci'
III ediy large. There is no question b.
H what the Improvement has bee
IL prompt and pleasing Keokuk is fai
II becoming city of larger opportul
II tunities and that the growth is appa
H ent is admitted not only by the HON
Il people but by travelling men who Wis
II this city.
IL I'm the superior cour at o'cloc
II this afternoon was begun the case {
II William Bunyan VS.. James s. Barke
Ii a suit to set aside deed to Sout
II Third street property. According |
u the plaintiffs petition the defendar
y violated his contract to care for
plaintiff, the fulfliment OF which q
. titled Barker to the property.
Bishop James Davis of the Cath
lie diocese OF Davenport held NEE
ing yesterday Of his council for tt
cs' purpose of discussing plans for IL
co incorporation of parishes Of the di
ne cese A recent order from Rome r
er. Guires that all Catholic parishes
the United States be incorporate
co with the bishop. vicar-general, pari:
ne priest and two laymen as board
directors. Plans were discussed
IN this meeting to comply with the orde
70 IS. B. Rush of Omaha. special a
- sistant to the attorney general, wi
has been assigned to prosecute Il
ss case against Edward R. Mason, forl
er clerk of the federal court, Is
- Des Moines making preparation f
-. the trial which is set for the Mover
70 Der term of the court. Governme
Examiner Harris has been in b
. Moines for several weeks completil
the record which the government W
introduce against Mason in the tri
III of the case. The exact date upt
which the case will begin has n
The been set. Mason is charged with m
applying government money.
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