The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-14
CITY NEWS

Bob Whites VS.. Warsaw Sunday.
Ewer's Grand Leader. best sc cigar.
Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No. Is. I. O. o. F.. Monday night at
s o'clock. Work in the first degree
But two masses will be solemnized
at st. Peters Catholic church tomor-
row. The first will be at 1880 and the
second at a. m.
Special for Monday, Z q. N. to s
p. M, regular CSC Wilson Gas or Case
line stove. coasters at tic. Limit OF
one to customer. Duncan-Schell
Furn. Co.
-Keokuk continues to be one Of the
hottest parts Of the United States
Yesterday the record was 81, which
was only exceeded by 50 IN Kansas
and 100 In Arizona.
Services will be held at the indie
pendent Mission Baptist church hall
on north Fifth street tomorrow. Morn
ing services at II o'clock, preaching
by Rev. j. r. Evans OF st. Louis, Sun
day school at p. M Song services at
1880 p. n. Evening preaching SER
vice at eight o'clock. Rev. W. T.
Green will preach his farewell sermon
to the Keokuk passionate tomorrow
evening.
Hamilton Press: Mr.. and Mrs. ".
E. Guthrie have purchased the Sher-
wood house on Main strece, between
Eighth and Ninth street. which was
occupied by W. A. Rayburn and fam
lily before moving to Keokuk. The
house is being papered and otherwise
improved In the interior and the Guth.
RE family will occupy It within a
short time. The property they will
vacate win be occupied by the own.
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Russell. who
will move to this city from Keokuk
to make their future home.
Ray Thompson the horse train.
er with the Wild West shows who was
kicked in the face by horse last Sat
urday in this city and as result has
been at the hospital since. IS report.
ed as greatly improved He has been
visited by number of Elks since the
accident and the local lodge has
shown considerable attention. Tomor.
row he will take trip to Fort Madi.
son on the boat. He has relatives
there
Hamilton Press: Willis Howes,
whose home Is In vincennes Iowa,
but who has been working for Irwin
Phillips in Keokuk, and is grandson
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Shepherd OF
this city, has been quite sick with
bronchitis for some time past. His
relatives were very much alarmed at
his condition but the first OF this
week he seemed to be improving
which will be glad news to his friends
here
The fire department made q run
this afternoon to the alley between
Main and johnson on Fourteenth
street, where bonfire was blazing
back OF the Milestone grocery and
had caused some one to think fire
was in progress in some of the sheds
in that locality. The chemical engine
was used to extinguish the blaze
Chief Anderson handled the reins o.
the chemical team on account OF the
absence Of the regular driver.
TO secure good nights sleep II
hot weather-pour cold water into no
water bag until 1t is half full. Screw
the top partly on, then with one hant
squeeze the upper part Of the bag I'm
til all the air has been excluded, tight
en- the top and a soft pliable pillow
will result. Wrap this In a towel o.
slip the bag inside a pillow case
and lay your head SO that 1t will b.
at the back OF the neck. In few mo
ments the most delicious, cooling sen
sation will prevade your body, ant
sleep will quickly follow. When I frs
tried this my friends prophesied cold
pneumonia and rheumatism; but
consulted two physicians, who assur
ed me that there was not the slight
est danger. the heat from the bod,
will soon heat the water in the bag
and In the morning you will be sur
prised to find that you have passed q
comfortable night.-In the Ladie,
| World for August.