The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-22
CITY NEWS.

Special shoe prices Saturday.
| Big bargains. Ludwig's. 1904 Main.
Fast progress is being made on
the Elks building at the corner OF
Blondeau and Sixth streets.
Let us send you choice roast Of
lamb. beef, veal or pork for Sunday
dinner. Haubert, 7os Main.
Want ads continue to play an i'm
portant part in the popularity OF this
paper. getting results every day
Finest spring chickens and choice
meats for Sunday dinner at Markley's.
Get copy of rhe Gate City forty
eight page special edition and mail
to your friends and help advertise
Keokuk.
The stree railway received a
| liberal patronage yesterday due to
the circus. The crowds were handled
in satisfactory manner.
Copy for Sundays issue should
be in the hands of the printer early.
1t is always an advantage, both to
! the advertiser and the printer.
/, OQE6lCo 6CllluS Of 81 dtly
| reduced prices at Sherwood's.
| ALI comment about the Sells
! Forepaugh circus is favorable. 1t was
great exhibition and mad weather
/ conditions been favorable the attend
| ance would have been much larger.
/ Several automobile owners made
! dollars with their machines yester,
! day, hauling passengers from the
down town districts to the show
/ grounds.
| Choice spring chickens at JOS
Haubert's, 709 Main B5th phones.
! A newspaper filed with advertis-
ing is the best indication of live
! city. The increasing advertising by
the Keokuk business men indicates
that Keokuk is one OF the live ones
I'm order to accommodate the
constantly increasing business offer
ed this paper ten pages is printed to
night SO as to give the usual amount
of reading matter and give the ad
vertisers good service.
i The next big amusement event
! III hCOhuh Will NC luC OWlS
which starts the week of October
/ and ends October T. This event is
being extensively advertised and it is
expected that a large attendance viii
visit Keokuk during the days of thu
carnival and make merry. 1t will BIZ
an excellent time for Keokuk to make
good impression.
Clinton Prough, former Keokul
pitcher, will not go to Cincinnati II
finish the season with the Reds. Lat,
yesterday afternoon he received ;
telegram telling him not to report IN
til the training season next year
Prough was with Birmingham las
season and won twenty-five game
and lost twelve.
| Get our prices on buggies a
sherwood's. 7O3 Main.
l Next Sunday, Sept. "a, Is rally da
l for the Men and Religion Forwar
| Movement all over the United States
| On that day special effort will b
made to advance the religious move
ment in the United States and sci
| vices will be of interest and attend
ance effort made. In order to be
come part of this movement tn
mems class of the First Christia
church, of which j. o. Boyd is tn
teacher will make an effort to hav
one hundred men present This elias
: meets at 9:45 a. m. and is one of tn
live and growing classes in the cit,
An urgent invitation Is extended
the men of the city to meet with theI
next. Sunday at 9:45 and 1t Is b,
lieved that visit will result in
constant attendance as the service
are of particular interest and pref
to all VINO attend
/ There is another stir in Quinc
over the Craig wills ir which Mr.
John H. Wheeler, 90S Ridge stree
/ this city, is named as an heir. Ye
terday charges of fraud in DRAWN
l the second will were made. Undt
the first will John Craig, a formt
4 resident of Liberty, H., leaving q
estate of about 100000, bequeathe
$4,000 to each of two brothers ar
two sisters and the balance in sun
Z of $500 upward to friends. The secoI
will divided the money equally amor
1 the four relatives. The first will WI
I upheld in the col MY court and Il
/ second in the circuit court upon a
l peal Now one of the witnesses
the signing of the second will. see
ing to relieve his conscience. HI
made affidavit that he did not W
DC ness the signing of the will. tt
grand Jury is Investigating the ca 6