The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-30
CITY NEWS.

Monday Will be circus day.
-Special-Ludwig's school shoes.
See Schmidt for electrical work
The south bound train was an
hour late this morning.
! The Sunday closing order goes in
/ to effect at the local postoffce next
Sunday.
Buy your Puritas beer Friday or
| Saturday. Two holidays-Sunday and
! Monday. echstein-Nagel Co.
Labor day will not be observed by
any prepared program. Many OF the
business houses will close early.
For good school shoes go to
Baul- Mullarky Co.
| w. n. Bannon, arrested yesterday
on the charge of drunkenness, paid
his way out of Jail and was released.
No complaint about electrical
work when done by Schmidt. is S. III
"A pair of drunks picked up by the
police yesterday were in police court
| this morning and were given the usual
sentence for their spree.
Big stock of school shoes ready
for the children at Ludwig's. 1904
1 Main.
School pupils who have been
away on their vacations are re-
turning home and getting ready to
take up the fall work when school
opens next Tuesday.
4 Workmen are engaged in cutting
in the old mutual company phones
with the Bell company. It is expected
+ the change will be accomplished in a
short time.
-Karle for shoe repairs. S14 Main.
This evening the Elks will give a
social session IN honor of Hugh H.
/ Craig, Riverside. Calf. former resi-
dent and one-time prominent member
of the local order.
Select roasts of veal, lamb and
beef at Jos. Haubert's market, 70e
Main street Both telephones.
I Another year will not be permit
ted to go by without seeing Keokuk
supplied with increased hotel facili-
ties. Keokuk does not intend to fail
on the new 100000 hotel project
i Select stock Of harness, fly nets,
and drivers articles at Sherwoods
There will be meeting of the
4 Progressive Club this evening at the
l court house to make arrangements
for entertaining Colonel Roosevelt on
his arrival in this city Wednesday,
Sept. 4.
Schmidt Keokuk's best electri-
clan.
There will be no issue OF The
Daily Gate City Monday evening
Labor Day. Merchants who have bust
ness announcements to make through
this paper should govern themselves
accordingly.
For electrical work go to Schmidt
Three plain drunks were before
Judge Leindecker this morning, c..
A. Clayton was sentenced to three
days in the county Jail, Albert Jordan
paid the costs in his case. and Daniel
Quincy was blown out of the city.
Hundreds of visitors will be in
Keokuk again Sunday to see the dam
This Is great attraction and never
fails TO attract the people from near
and far who have not seen the dam
or who II they have inspected 1t wish
TO again note is progress.
Choice spring chickens and spring
lamb at Jos. Haubert's, 70s Main.
One of the largest river excur-
sions that Fort Madison has sent to
Keokuk this season was brought here
yesterday on the steamer c. w. Hill,
which brought the merchants annual
excursion to Keokuk. A large num-
Der Of the Fort Madison business
houses were closed yesterday, the busi-
ness men and their employees taking
the day off to visit Keokuk and spend
the day here with the old settlers.
Big stock Of buggies Sherwood.
Sundays issue of The Gate City
will contain many interesting adyer-
tisements of the Keokuk merchants.
1t will be at least double the number
OF pages issued on week days and ev-
cry Keokuk store should be repre-.
scented Copy for the Sunday Issue
should be in the hands Of the printer
IL possible Friday afternoon and never
later than Saturday forenoon before
. 10 O'Clock. It is TO the advantage Of
7 both advertiser and printer to get
4 copy In the office at the earliest DOS
sible hour In addition to the enlarged
paper the circulation Sunday morning
Z will be Increased for city circulation
I so that every purchasing home In the
9 city viii receive Gate City. Unless
g the copy for this issue is in the hands
{ OF the printer very early It cannot be
] guaranteed that all OF the business