The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-28
CITY NEWS.
Retail coal. D. e. Reeves & Co.
weather strip ad. Page 8.
at st. Paupa hall Dec. g

Retail coal. D. e. Reeves & Co.
Read weather strip ad. Page 8.
Bazaar at st. Paups hall, Dec. e.
See Parks magazine ad elsewhere
In this issue.
Complete stock Of victrolas and
records. F. w. Loewenstein Piano
Go.
-Four weeks-then Christmas.
Have you made up your shopping
list7
Gate City advertising columns
Will assist you in making up your
Christmas shopping list
n Yves minister Presby. church
bazaar Thurs, Dec. 2. 5 p. m. Turkey
supper $50. Price soc.
4 "A marriage license has been is
sued to Albert Jones, 80, Of Fort
Madison, and Mrs. Mary Simpson,
So. also Of Fort Madison.
Unitarian sale and market We'd,
\ Dec. 1. Chicken pie supper SOC.
Shop early and save yourself
trouble later on, get the choice OF Sc
Elections and make the whole transac-
!tions more agreeable to all concerned.
Coal. wood anG kfndling in small
i and large orders. Let me have your
next order Phone 221. ]. c. Nc
4 Manus
4 "A horse belonging to Emanuel
Proctor dropped dead Saturday. This
was the second sudden death among
horses In Keokuk in one day.
I Congregational church bazaar
Wednesday, Dec. 1.
j e. S. Dunn has fled an informa-
ton in the court OF John Leindecker,
justice of the peace, charging Elmer
Ferguson with threatening to do him
bodily injury
/ Baptist bazaar, market, Fri, Dec. 3.
4 st. Mary's bazaar and market
next Tues. and Wed Dutch lunch
/ Tues. afternoon. Specialties, Christ
mas sales, country store. refresh
/ ments.
! Albert Jones and Mrs. Mary Stimp-
sison were married by John Leindecker,
Justice OF the peace, yesterday after.
noon. The couple came here from
Fort Madison.
/ The artistic Emerson and Smith
& Barnes pianos. F. w. Loewenstein
Piano Co.
In the district court yesterday.
4 Judge Bank sustained motion in the
case of Roberts, administrator. VS.. w.
j. r. Beck to have the case heard be-
fore another judge. Several other mo-
tons and demurrers were taken up
I by the court yesterday and decided.
i Read weather strip ad Page 8.
United Press dispatches Friday
told of the attack on members OF the
family OF Charles c. Jackson, assist
ant chief OF police at Des Moines.
The attack was made by negro
named Lee Holt Holt, it seems, has
relatives In Keokuk. No explanation
4 has been given as the reason for the
attack
i Masonic: Hardin. Mon, 80, 1870.
land degree
j I'm speaking of the minstrel show
in the Fort Madison penitentiary
j Thursday %he Fort Madison Democrat
says: Bruce Lake and William VIII
ter then pulled off an amusing stunt
of the farmer and his farmland, and
followed 1t by song dedicated 10
Judge Arthur, which was q laughable
bit Of satire. They concluded the
minstrel performance
Second Pres. bazaar Tues Nov 80.
i The Chicago Herald prints the
following story concerning Hale Ham
ilton, formerly of Fort Madison. and
now one OF the big men OF the stage
today: Hale Hamilton was one Of the
4 principal bugs In the actor division
\ when an exciting series of ball games
was in progress in New York The
4 game he was particularly anxious to
see fell on matinee day. He couldn't
see all Of it. but he saw part Of it
by this rnse: He made a hideous
4 wound In his dresser's forehead with
Il vivid grease paint and put him on
the back seat of an automobile. Every
copper thought 1t was an emergency
case being rushed to a hospital. and
gave the flying car free track.
II Sec Pres. bazaar Nov. 80, after
noon and evening.
! Mr.. A1ois Rheinberger, highly
respected and popular Nauvoo citizen
died at his residence at about noon
Friday, Of old age. The gentleman was
I'm his eighty-eighth year at the time
LOT his death and lived in Nauvoo for
about sixty years, and for the greater
part Of that time was engaged in
grape culture. His wife died number
OF years ago. This couple raised
family OF nine children, five boys and
four girls, of whom six are living. The
funeral will probably take place to-
day or tom from the Catholic
church Of which he was a devout mem
her. He was a splendid citizen and
was hale and hearty until the last two
years when age began to waste his
body away.
Look, listen. This IS it-An old
time dance and card party Wednesday
evening, December 1, at Hawkes.
hall. Admission Csc Music by Ham
ilton orchestra. A. T. Mccoy mgr
Warsaw Bulletin: The 80 horse
power motor at the pumping station
went punk Saturday evening, and at
first 1t was feared the damage was
serious; but an electrician was sum-
moned from Keokuk, who, after some
experimenting, discovered that the
trouble was largely in the commutator
(which was ground down, and the
! brushes reset, when the motor ran bet
ter than ever. 1t was Monday even
ing before these repairs could be
made and in the meantime water ran