The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-19
CITY NEWS.
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--Ferndell coffee at Immegart's.
1t isn't much too early to think
about those Christmas gifts.
Choice fresh fish and seal shipt
oysters at Haubert's. 100 Main.
Attend musical tonight at Second
Presbyterian church. Tickets 10c.
Tho turkey and turkey lover are
both looking for the governors pro,
lamation.
Christine Hanerly. widow, and
Caroline M. Haubert have conveyed to
W. G. Hewitt and wife the front As
feet of lots Z and 8, block Is. city
of Keokuk.
Big and choice selection Of har
ness at Sherwood's selling at low
prices.
John Kelly's and Geo. w. Baker
Co.'s tan button boots, up-tothe-min-
ute at Baur-Mullarky Co, Ala Main.
Regular meeting Of KeolSuk
lodge No. 1o6, B. P. o. E.. tonight at
Elks' hall. Sixth and Main street.
Visiting Ells invited
| Farmers would welcome cessa-
ton Of the rain-making operations.
| They report considerable damage to
corn which has been placed in the
shock.
An information was filed in the
Justice court by John Miller against
Howard Webster. charging assault
with knife.
You had better buy one of those
elegant buggies at cost at Sher-
woods
-Keokuk will have no football Sat
urday. 1t is an off day on the High
school schedule. Efforts to secure a
game with Hannibal failed.
Regular meeting Of Puckechetuck
encampment No. Z, l. o. o. F. at
Odd Fellows hall at o'clock tonight.
Visiting brethren fraternally invited
to attend.
Better look after the safety Of
the flues and the chimneys before the
heating plants are put in operation.
It may save visit from the fire de-
partment.
For style and quality, buy Edwin
Clapp & Sons or Howard & Foster
/ ouoSo A0l lu0A W. .
new shoe store, Ala Main street.
Arthur Braumberger, who is with
the Heart Breakers company, has
had the pleasure on the recent tour
of meeting number OF old friends at
Burlington and Keokuk.
-Edam cheese at Immegart's
The fire department answered a
still alarm at Eleventh and Des Moines
streets shortly before six o'clock last
night A pile Of rubbish was blazing
merrily and 1t was necessary for the
department to lay line of hose.
For up-to-date tan button boots,
go to Baur-Mullarky Co.. Ala Main St
| Masonic Special meeting o.
Eagle Lodge. No. IL. A. F. and A. NJ
1880 o'clock, Friday evening, October
20, 1911. Work on second degree
Visiting brethren fraternally invited
BY order Of the w. NJ. s. H. Johnston
Sec'y.
Order now best Springfield coal
yet selling 1925 five ton lots. ]. T.
McManus, both phones. Office, Ninth
and Johnson.
The Independent says that Nau
VOC needn't worry If an interurban if
not built as result of present eff
!, forts, and states that 1t has reliable
authority that Stone C Webster viii
build trolley when they can gel
around to it. 1t may be two or three
years, but it will be built A trolley
and fine boulevard along the river
will not be an improbability.
) George Fitch, who recently visit
ed Keokuk, a guest of DR.. Barr. con
; tributes the following on football and
. why 1t is played: Football is played
.. mostly by collegians because by the
time a man is out of college he has
sense enough not to play 1t. An ole
player can be told by the quiet wal
in which he doesn't dodge street cars
1 automobiles, hoodlums and lightning
II they hit him it is their own fault
and he does not hold himself respon
sible for the consequences"
One of the finest of pleasur
steamers on the Mississippi, the "Kal
itan," owned by Mrs. John Deere O
J Moline, ILL.,. passed through the lowe
; government lock at o'clock thi
morning enroute down the river Oh
an annual fall cruise. Mrs Deere
widow of the late millionaire nipple
. ment man, Is accompanied by part,
+ Of her friends from Moline, Davenpor
t and Rock Island The boat RENAME,
9 here only long enough to lock through
a -Keokuk friends of the Burling tol
: young woman, will be sorry to lear
Y OF her accident The Gazette says
i Miss Mildred Noelke of North Eight
8 street, Burlington, Iowa, who is attend
n ing the Columbia College of EXPIRES
i sion, met with a rather serious accl
I, dent last Saturday. At a social gath
0 ering in Steinway hall, where the col
I lege is located, Miss Noelke suddenl,
= became faint and fell sustaining ST
o we're injuries to the spine. The acc