The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-16
CITY NEWS.
Pleasing his customers in sho

Pleasing his customers in shoe
repair; work Karle, Sl4 Main.
i -Revs. H. B. Foster of the United
Presbyterian and E. B. Newcomb OF
] Westminster churches will exchange
nulpits at the morning service today
If you want the best shoe repair
work go to Louie's, S26 Main.
District court took recess yester.
day noon, to meet again tomorrow
& The s-Duncan-Schell case is still
going on and will probably he con
Guided the fore part of the week. !.
1 All work O. K, when it's done by
Butcher & Miner, the electricians
1904 Main. Bell phone 1477.
The Keokuk police have been no.
titled to be On the lookout for a thir.
teen year old Chicago lad, Wilfred
I Daley, who left his Chicago home last
September. No trace of him has been
seen here.
Great variety Of mems and boys
Irubberized coats at Ewers-McCarthy
Co.'S.
No come back with the electric
wiring when your job is done by Butch
er & Miner, 1904 Main street Bell
phone 1477.
A workman named Rankin was
overcome by gas Yesterday while at
work in trench on Morgan street,
and it was necessary to call a ply
stefan to revive him. He soon recov-
cred and resumed his work.
Largest stock of victrolas and
records in the, city. Loewenstein
music store.
John Opstelten has bought the
transfer business formerly run by e.
P. We'll Special attention will be
given to moving and transfer work.
Bell phone 64S-Red. Residence 1928
Morgan.
Best piano values. Loewenstein
music store.
Miss Ella Rohker has resigned her
position as pianist at the Orpheum
theatre on Main street, which position
she has held for the past year. She
left last evening for Hannibal, where
she has accepted a similar position.
The high class electrical work
done by Arthur w. Schmidt, puts him
in class by himself. Try him next
time. Is South Eleventh. Bell phone
e55.
This week Ewers-McCarthy Co.
feature two piece suits. in all correct,
fabrics, models and patterns.
A horse belonging to William
Sinton, and attached to a buggy,
broke loose from it's moorings yester-
day shortly after noon and went on a
wild run on Sixth street 1t was
caught after run of several blocks,
without any damage being done.
Louise Dade, a negro, was given
thirty days yesterday by Judge Nc
Namara for drunkenness. Dade is the
fellow who had an alley apple bounced
off his head recently by Roy Robinson,
also colored. the said bouncing putting
him out of commission for several
days
Take opportunity to read the want
column. 1t often contains the infor-
nation you are looking for.
The local motor boat club has
bought the fine camp tent owned by
M. S. Ackles. The tent will be used
by the motor boat club on its picnics
and other outings which it is plan
ming.
Burlington will boost for Keokuk
as the place for holding the 1913 Mis-
sissippi Valley Motor Boat Association
regatta. says the Burlington Gazette.
DIR. J. w. Dixon, commodore of the
Burlington Launch club has written
to the Keokuk club assuring them of
Burlington's support In this matter.
and hoping they will have better
weather than that which marred the
event in that city, three years ago
No trouble when Arthur w
Schmidt does Your electric wiring
That's what they all say Is South
Eleventh. Bell phone 655.
Harness and fly nets at Sher.
woods.