The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-28
CITY NEWS.

Baseball today. Keokuk VS.. Mem
pills.
LIN The Gate City this morning
appears q large number Of want al
vertisements. Keep your eye ON this
department.
Attend the Old Dairy Homestead
at st. Mary's hall May CSC.
N w. Boyer, Of Fort Madison.
was struck by Santa Fe train yes
terday and seriously injured. Boyer
was still unconscious last night and
1t is not known how he came to be
struck
Better clothes than Ewers-Mc-
Carthy Co.'s can not be bought In
Keokuk
The members OF the Seventh
street Baptist church have been In
formed that there will be services
at the Eighth street hall, this morn
ing at IL o'clock, and in the evening
at 1880 o'clock Sermons will be de-
liyered by Rev. John Joplin.
For shoe repairs they all stop at
Louie's, S24 Main street.
Lots Of dash and plenty Of dignity
in Ewers-McCarth Co.'s hats. :
At a late hour yesterday. Chief
Schevers had succeeded in recovering
practically all the plumber secured by
the thieves who plundered St Johns
church one night last week One
table cloth, six new knives and one
desert spoon are still missing, and It
is thought the party who has them
will shake down before the day
passes.
Go to the ball game this after
noon. Keokuk vs. Memphis at $50
Admission 15c.
Suits for men and young men at
Internationally Co:
Big new line of harness to select
from at Sherwood's.
A man man. o'Neill who works
at the powder plant, reported to the
/ police yesterday that sorrel mare
| hitched to a runabout and tied at the
city market at Fourth and Johnson,
had either been stolen from him or
had broken loose and strayed Friday
night. The mare was there at s
o'clock. but when O'Neill went after
1 her at IL o'clock she was gone.
An idea Of the amount Of dirt
that will accumulate in city of
4 Keokuk's class may be gained by a
comparison with the results Of the
cleanup" day in Fort Madison. II
Is figured that at least 500 wagon
loads Of rubbish were gathered by
Fort Madison residents, and while
the official Cleanup day has past
It is figured that the rubbish will moi
all be removed for two or three day.
yet.
on one days notice.
Gasoline stoves repaired. 9l9 MAR
E NJ. Majors, of this city, was ont
OF the guests of the Mark Twain no
tel at Hannibal, Mo-, which was dam
aged by fire at an early hour yester
day morning One man lost his lif
and two others were injured. TIL,
Are shut off the passage way to tn
stairs and elevator. and the guest
had to secape by the fire escapes an,
ladders put up by the Hannibal fire
? lueu hdJOio Wuo ouO VI thoo
who made their way to the street Il
safety by using the fire escapes.
When Karle repairs your shoe
you know they are o. X. S14 Mai
street
Keokuk vs.. Memphis. Baseba
game at $3.50. at baseball park. 10,
This weeks issue OF the Hami
) ton Press was in the nature OF boos
er edition and 1t was a booster a
right, composed OF twenty-eight page
and then Editor Strimback had to p,
in an extra insert to. accommodate
the business and news. The twent.
: eight pages were filled with matte
pertinent to Hamilton, the water pov
err and the business interests Of ths
! thriving Illinois city and it was a ere,
table edition in every way. It wa
however, no surprise to those VIII
i know Mr.. Strimback. He always gel
: out good paper
= If your new buggy comes fror
| Sherwood's It's all right.