The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-23
CITY NEWS.
&c, choice chickens at Haubert's

Lee Mitchell is suffering from a
badly swollen limb and Is compelled
/ TO use clutches.
Let me send YOU a fine chicken
or choice roast of meat. Markley.
IF YOU want something good in
I ice cream and ices, call at Burke
/ Bros. 504 Main street
"A large number of the members
I of the NJ. E. Sunday school went to
Wild Cat Springs today to indulge in
! the annual picnic
/ For harness repairs try Sherwood,
Waco" bottles, slightly, service
able slo0. Hornaday's.
"A complete dinner 1t will be Sun
| day if you have one of our choice
roasts Jos. Haubert, the butcher,
7os Main. Both phones.
Better have choice roast of
home killed meat for Sunday dinner,
| from the market of NJ. L. Hoffman
-Puckechetuck Lodge No. 40 meets
/ Witch, n. G., Geo. Immegart, Secre-
tary. All members requested to be
present. Election of officers.
Unitarian Sunday school market
Benner's tea store, Saturday morning
at 8 o'clock.
u. o. Boyd has returned from a
trip to Ottumwa where he attended
the state convention Of Christian
churches. He reports very largely
attenued meeting and splendid inter
est. Other Keokuk delegates have re-
turned home.
TO make your auto run smooth,
1 you auto buy cylinder oil of Smith
Hardware Co.
h New buggy-Buy it at Sherwood's.
Copy for advertisements for the
Sunday Issue of The Gate City will
receive more mechanical consideration
if offered to the printer early. It is
to the advantage of the customer and
the printer to handle copy early as
possible
See Hornaday's Waco window
-Keokuk was Represented at the
coronation of King George V yester-
day in London by Mrs. d. ]. Ayres and
Mrs. Gregg, formerly Miss Florence
Alexander of this city, who are in
England now and who probably got a
glimpse of King George and Queen
Mary yesterday
The United Tailoring Co. will
start a big sale on ready-made cloth
ing Saturday morning at a. m.
-Des Moines Capital; Francis
Perry Elliott, formerly of New York,
who now resides in Keokuk, IS de-
scribed as tall and thin, prematurely
gray. with face preternaturally grave
and solemn. He would never be taken
for humorist. He affects to be scan
dalized that the public has accepted
'The Haunted Pajamas' as a humor-
Gus absurdity In letter to the edi-
tor of the Book News Monthly, he
bewailed that the public had missed
"the great moral purpose of The
Haunted Pajamas'''
New harness-Buy of Sherwood.
Through the courtesy of Judge
William Logan, AL Larson, Smith
Hamill, B. B. Hobbs, Dr. Armentroht
and Jacob Schouten, who loaned their
automobiles, about thirty members 81
B. P. o. E. lodge No. 106 were abne
J to go to Montrose yesterday afternoon
; to attend the funeral of Charles John
son, who was a member of the Keo
kuk lodge Attic cemetery the Elks
took charge of the services and DR.
Smith delivered the address. A large
number of neighbors and friends at
tended the fun aral of the well known
and highly esteemed Montrose bust
ness man.
Jack Roland, charged with at
tempting to murder Lille Jones, was
arraigned before Judge w. L. Nc
Mcnamara in the superior court this
morning, and took time to consul
counsel. Roland is small Negro
with sharp features. In court he hac
the right side of his face in cottor
which hid the deep, self inflicted bull
let wound The information was rea,
to him and court told him of his RICH
: to consult counsel He was puzzle'
for time about what ito do, bu
finally said: Lets wait while.
His bond was fixed at $1,000 and il
default he was committed to tn,
county Jail.
The following is from the War
. saw Bulletin: Having been granite
the desired franchises in Keokuk, tn
Stone & Webster people. throug
their representatives. are nov
| seeking lighting and street railwa
! concessions from the city Of Hami
ton; and as our neighbors are alive t
! the opportunities the development G
the water power will open to then
they are going to place no stumblin
block in the way. They will gran
whatever Is reasonable, and the Ston
& Webster company's extensive intel
ests in this vicinity are an assuranc
that nothing unreasonable will b