The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-23
CITY NEWS.

values In low shoes at 500.
Chief OF police Schevers made q
business trip to Muscatine Saturday
afternoon.
Special music will be furnished
at the services this morning at the
First Baptist church, by the choir OF
the Sunday school.
For sale Full corner lot, Or
leans Ave-, every improvement. $17S5
for Immediate sale. Baker Real Ed
tate Co.
Ladies, you must see those ex-
ceptional values we are showing in
the latest style low shoes at $3.50.
Miller, the shoe man.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk lodge
No. 10, ]. @. O.. F., Monday night at
8 O'Clock Visiting brothers cordially
invited. Work In initiatory degree.
The Carpenters Union gave pic
mic Saturday at the Elk camping
ground on the Chas. Dickinson place
! across the river and had fine time.
/ West Point fair last week in Sop
TENDER, "a, rs, IS and 81.
The following quotation Is taken
from letter received by Keokuk
lady from her sister yesterday; "Den't
you hope God viii taks cslra Of the
country? I'm sure Roosevelt cant.
District court was adjourned Fri
day evening, following the report Of
the Jury in the Hoffman case, which
brought In verdict in favor OF the
4 plaintiffs. Court will re-convene Mon
day.
/ Your shoes will be repaired all
| right II done by Karle. 814 Main.
g. L. Norman, of Greenfield, Iowa,
has entered the law office OF Attorney
a H. I. Sawyer, and will make Keokuk
his home in the future. He is a grad
| uate OF Iowa University.
Pleased should say so.
The electric wiring and those fixtures
INSTALLED by Butcher & Miner are the
real things. 1904 Main. Bell phone
l1477.
Dentists holiday, Wed. afternoons
The jury which heard the evil
| dence in the suit Of c. s. Druse and
W. P. Wayland, against NJ L. and
Clara Hoffman returned verdict in
| favor OF the plaintiffs Friday evening,
| giving them judgment for 1892. Tbs
suit involved the purchase OF some
cattle.
| Its up-to-the-minute electrical
work that Arthur w. Schmidt does.
lis South Eleventh. Bell phone 655
The body Of Charles Morrison Of
Winfield. Iowa, aged sixty-eight years,
who died at local Keokuk hospital
yesterday morning was taken to his
home on the 1:55 afternoon train for
burial, accompanied by his brother
Joseph Morrison of Winfield.
Arthur w. Schmidt is doing it.
What? The bulk OF the electrical work
/ in Keokuk, Is South Eleventh. Bell
phone 655.
y The announcement in Frida.
Evenings Gate City to the effect thai
a son had been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Brown of Montrose is denied by
Mr. and Mrs. Brown A letter sem
through the mails to this paper from
B Montrose was authority for the state
lment being made in this paper.
IT. r. Board, of the Union Depo1
Company, was visitor at the conven
ton in Chicago Friday. Although Mr.
Board had arranged previously for his
admittance to the convention, he con
siders himself very lucky in getting in
to the building. He declares that /,
was the opportunity of lifetime and
says that he would not take a grea'
of money for his chance to see the
history making committee at work.
The chairman of the Lee county
democratic central committee has is
sued call for the county convention
to be held in Fort Madison June 2stf
at II o'clock, when the delegates
named at the June primary will NEE
to name candidate for the office o.
Judge of the district court, and fol
the purpose Of naming candidate Of
candidates for which offices no candI
u"sSo "Sic pohCu o. INC lcScHt pIl
mary.
The Gate City recently mentioned
the fact that Harry Talley' a popular
young church singer Of Keokuk, hat
gone to Worthington, Mimi, to con
duct the singing at series of evan
gelistic services in that city to con
tinue three weeks. Word has just
been received here that these services
are proving a great success and that
Mr. Talley is receiving much praise
for his excellent work there.
Belfast, a little city OF Lee coun
ty, will have a place on the map pro
viding 1t can get away with snake
story 1t is sending out. A RATHER evi.
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