The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-22
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congregational supper, Thursday.
35 cents.
Fresh Strawberries are making
their appearance at the soda foun-
tains, but the price is Is cents per
look.
County Treasurer Reimbold was
called to Nauyoo Saturday on account
OF the illness OF his mother, who is
SO years of age.
Jerry Moore was arrested again
Saturday evening for being drunk.
His father was arrested with him.
Both We're turned out after SOLDERING
up.
The Fort Madison Canning Co. has
re-organized, electing the following
officers. VIM. Ballinger. president;
W. j. Fulton, vice president; H. A.
Heaslip, secretary; T. n. Cant-ill, sup
erintendent. These four officers and
Lees BaIlinger were elected directors.
-Asaph Buck has decided to Tressa
L. Buck as guardian OF Charlotte E.
Buck and Asaph S. Buck. the rear so
feet of lot II in block 49,. The con-
sideration Is not stated in the deed.
The property is on Ninth street be-
tween Franklin and Orleans.
The Masons of Montrose had work
in the third degree on Saturday even
ing, followed by a luncheon. A num-
Der OF Keokuk members OF the fra
fornit,y o4fapdad ond had q fuo finn,
Those who went from here were:
Green n. VermiIlion, Jesse Marsh. VIM
Kessler,s John Frances, F. A. Koech'
ling, A. K. Stewart and Frank Brown.
F H. Ustick, superinte OF
Missouri lines of the c.. B. & @. ar
rived in the city this morning with Mr.
A. n. Willsie in the formers private
car. The gentlemen made a tour OF
inspection in the car over the Center
vile division of the road accompanied
by Mr.. ]. A. Cotter, road master OF
that division.
For the consideration OF s3.700 J.
P. Hornish has decided to B. T. Lar
son, the southwest quarter of section
25 excepting II acres, also part OF
the south half OF the north half of the
southeast quarter of section %, town
ship 66, north of range west. 3. T
Larson has decided to Martin Larson
for $500, 45 acres of this land.
-Keokuk people were with Brugge
! man in his match Saturday evening at
Pittsburg with the fastener in the
roll off for the National champion
ship. Bruggeman lost by a score Of
PA to 179, only one game being
rolled to decide the contest The
Sioux City man and Larry Sutton OF
Rochester, n. Y, were tied in tho
singles with 691 to their credit.
There will be meeting of the
voters of the Sixth ward on Tuesday
evening, March %, at 1926 MAR
street at 7:30 O'Clock to put up an in
! dependent candidate for alderman o.
said ward. candidate who is moi
bound to any party but one who will
/ be strictly Independent OF all poll
| tics. Come out and help us selec
/ a good man. WIN. GUNLOCK.
lie WOIh VI putting III LIE NdiNs
at the water works yesterday after
noon took about three hours. Durins
/ that time the city had water suppl.
although the pressure was not great
Work of completing the job was done
this morning. The next task will BIZ
! the placing in of the large pipes which
connect the filter pipes with the sue
! ton pipes.
! After being persistently solicited
/ for several weeks. Alderman Louis
! Sterne has consented to be candi
date for mayor, and his name will be
presented before the coming Republi
can city convention for that office
Mr.. Sterne is one Of Keokuk's substan
tial business men, having served tn,
city well the past two years as alder
man of the third ward. His friends
are actively engaged in Forwarding
his candidacy.