The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-09
CITY NEWS.
Spring lamb at Haubert's.

Spring lamb at Haubert's.
puckechetuck Lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday night at o'clock. All
members requested to be present By
order OF Noble Grand. Geo. Immegart
secretary. Work in the second degree.
Two men driving one horse bug
gy collided with an automobile yes
terday afternoon at Eighth and Main
streets One of the men was thrown
from the buggy and landed on the
running board Of the automobile but
was uninjured. The buggy and auto
were uninjured.
Ladies, do you know that Miller Is
giving you your choice OF any ladies'
low shoe in the house for 31.50.
Indications are that the grape
crop this year will be unusually large.
The vines are we'll filled with large
clusters OF the green fruit which in
some cases is already beginning to
turn. Already the wild grape harvest
has begun and several Keokuk people
have brought in quantities OF this un-
tanned variety which is used in max
ing wine. There will probably be q
large quantity Of grape juice put up
this fall, the demand for this bever-
age increasing continually.
Tubes and castings vulcanized by
steam method. Tri-State Garage.
Nauvoo should have taken the
census If the following taken from the
Independent Is true: ''Nauvoo had
among It's visitors this week plug
hat corn doctor, an evangelist, an UNI
brella member, an old-time tramp who
said he has been sixty years on the
road, and last but not least hobo
who said he was down and out
Big new line buggies at reduced
prices. At Sherwood's.
The Gate City carrier boys were
! the guests last night OF the Snyder
Carnival company, and If these young
sters didn't enjoy themselves no
/ crowd of youngsters ever did them
selves justice. Chaperoned by liner
r. Carlson, of the Gate City circula-
| ton department, the lads were escort
ed from one show to the next until
the entire exhibit had been seen. They
had the time OF their life on the hui
man roulette wheel and In the Katzen-
! TANNER Kastle.
1 High cost Of living Is solved by
those So and $3.50 ladies' low shoes Of
Miller's for $3.50. No exchanges.
The Gate City is In receipt Of a
communication from Chicago man,
J. A. West, concerning two boys who
ran away from school near Chicago.
The boys, for whom reward of IS Is
offered, and their description are:
Otis Stillwell, fifteen years of age,
light hair, light complexion, skin
rough and scaly. Clothing is marked
with name and also the initial F..
Francis Angus Gerard, aged twelve
years, dark complexion, brown hair,
blue eyes, scar over left eye. Cloth
ing is marked with name in indelible
ink and also the initial letter P. in
red cotton. Home In Chicago.
Louie does cracker jack shoe re-
pairing at s26 Main street
Manager G. H. Walsh of the Peo-
4 pies Gas & Electric company of Bur
lington, has closed contract with
the st. Louis Car company for the
purchase of ten street cars of the
newest type for delivery on November
i. Special Representative Nc LIE
Grand of the st. Louis firm was in
Burlington yesterday and closed the
deal with Mr.. Walsh for the acquisi
ton Of the new rolling stock. This
followed a visit this week by Mr.
Walsh to the shops Of the concern
wherein he picked out the kind O
cars he wanted, and there is nothing
in the country that will be superior
in durability, elegance Of finish, con
venience of passengers and employs
and allaround comfort.
Ali choice roasts at Haubert's 10
your Sunday dinner, 709 Main street
Both phones.
"A number Of Keokuk people ar
attending the Pennington chautauqus
the eighth chautauqua assembly
which has been going now for severa
days, having it's usual success. Larg
crowds attend, much interest Is show
and every number has been good
Madam Mountford, Of Jerusalem ha
three lectures upon manner and Gu!
toms of the Holy Land, and they CAV
great satisfaction to the audienc,
DR.. Ernest Wray Oneal, OF Chicago
lectured on the comfy Of nation
Thursday
Sherwood is selling fly nets :
cost. 703 Main Street.