The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-16
CITY NEWS.

-see our line wall papers. Lem
Ing. sos Main. Bell phone.
Connahle makes specially Of
i trunks and suitcases and baSs.
Let us do your wall paperinS and
| painting. en4 Main. Ben phone.
We want you to see our line of
ouggies at Sherwcod's, 70s Main,
Sc coiored silk umbrellas, so ali
this week at si.Ss at Central Store.
Leather. hber. cane and matting
cases at Gonzales. sa4 Main street.
Sunbonnets, lec and 15c special,
iSc. lec and a5c values at Central
Store
John W Peterson has conveyed to
George Sherwood lot II. block Is, Kill
bourne's addition.
| Electric fans-ail kinds King
Plumbing Co.
Metal ceiling and sheet metal
work OF every description, Weber
Kirch Manufacturing company.
-Puckechetuck Lodge No. 4S meets
every Friday night at o'clock. L. F.
Witch. n. g.. Geo, Immegart, Score
tary All members requested to be
present. Installation of officers
| Gas water heaters. King Plumb
ing Co.
Silk hosiery. soc pair at Central.
-Pomp Pollard was dismissed from
court Saturday and released from jail
after his preliminary hearing for cut
ting William Kunkle. Several negroes
upheld Pollard in his statements that
he cut Kunkle in self defense
White wash belts. sc, loo and i5c
each at the Central Store
/ The funeral Of Ambrose Jeffers
was conducted at 2:So O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon by Rev. J. F. Sanders at
the First Baptist church The pail
bearers were the following: Daniei
Seeman, Henry Radasch, Geo. Bank.
son, Lee Sargent, Meriand Anderson
and Joseph Hayden
Lawns. batiste and tissues go all
this week at big reductions at the
/ Central Store.
The steamer St Paul has quit
carrying freight and will be in the
passenger business only, hereafter. on
account of the low water The Struck
/ fus liner is expected to keep nearer
to schedule time now that it is ous
OF the freight business.
Electric bread coasters. King
Plumbing Co.
Mrs Samuel II. futile, who re-
sides at SIT North Fourteenth street,
was burned Saturday evening at five
o'clock when gasoline stove in the
kitchen of her home flashed out. Mrs
were somewhat singed by the stove
flames and a physician was called. Mrs
Tuttle,s injuries are not serious, luck
lily.
i 25c Zephyr ginghams special liz
per yard this week, Central Store.
Joseph Rees of Memphis, Mo-, has
been Investigating the freight rate or
the clay which comes from Arkansa:
and is used in the making of alum
mum ware. The rate on ton of thi:
clay to Niagara Falls is SO, while /;
ton could be brought to Keokuk b.
|
sibly 81 to $3.50 per ton. These fig
ures are cited as an inducement 70
aluminium manufacturing companie
to remove their plants to this section
Wardrobe, dresser, steamer an
general purpose trunks at Gonzales
The third and fourth class pos
j masters of the First Iowa district wi
hold their annual meeting at Blu
Park, Montrose, Iowa, on July lot
and goth All postmasters and posta
employees in neighboring districts, a
well as the public are cordially il
vited A special invitation is extend
ed to the postmasters of Illinois an
Missouri
Garden hose of all kinds. Kin
Plumbing Co.
Let us order you a gas stov,
King Plumbing Co,
Officer William Wilson Of th
Keokuk police force deserves cred
for good piece of eagle-eyed wor
I he performed yesterday In arrestiny
man by the name OF NJ J. Kirkpatrick
wanted at Burlington for obtaining /
q false manner. sum of 5000. Chic
| Hiltz of the Burlington police fore
| notified Chief schevers OF the man
! being at large and the local officer
kept a lookout for Kirkpatrick wit
! the above result. officer Wilson sa
the man and when he approached hin
Kirkpatrick confessed to being III
| party wanted Chief FIiltz came dow
from Burlington last night after h
man
/ Fancy hosiery going at speci;
| prices all this week at Central.