The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-09-21
CITY NEWS.
Pure cider vinegar. Immegart's.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glasgow, living
on the Hilton road. are the parents Of |
a new ten pound baby boy.
See new hat pins In Ayres' win
dow.
Here's push West Liberty lit /
tie town of few thousand on the
Rock Island above Burlington, gave
bonus Of $1,000 to bring the Musca-
tine button works there.
New shoe store. Ala Main street,
now open ready for business. Baur-
Mullarky Co.
Fort Madison Democrat. Chas.
Thomas, our venerable colored mail
carrier, has again taken unto him
self wife. He and Mrs. Matilda
Sanders were made one by the bonds
OF holy matrimony at Keokuk Tuesday
evening. Charles Kenney is subbing
between the postoffice and the train
during Mr.. Thomas important vaca-
ton.
Fresh cat fish at Jos. Haubert's,
709 Main street
w. R. Collins has conveyed to
Charles F. Linquist lot 2, block 10,
Kilbournes addition, the property be-
ing between Nineteenth and Tween
tieth on Johnson G. Roy Whaley has
conveyed to Henry M. Schevers a lot
in the same vicinity, being lot 8 in
block II. This property is between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, on Elk
change streets.
Greatly reduced prices on buggies
at Sherwood's, T03 Main street
Want to save money on your mer-
chandise purchases? Read Gate City
advertisements. This is especially true
during the month of September when
many September sales are being con-
Quoted and when fall offerings are
placed before you in endless variety
and kind Don't fail to familiarize
yourself with the place to buy.
General John w. Noble of St.
Louis has written to Captain L. A.
Berryhill that he expects to attend
the soldiers reunion at Centerville ON
Sept. 81 and 2S, and will go by way
of Keokuk. The many friends of the
general will be pleased to meet him
at the depot when he passes through
and some Of his comrades will likely
accompany him to the reunion
Baur-Mullarky Cos. new shoe
store Is now open, Ala Main street.
The Modern Woodman lodge mem
bers OF Keokuk enjoyed fine smok-
er last evening which was featured
by a very interesting report from
Theodore A. Craig, who went to Buff
falo to attend the meeting of THE
head camp as a delegate from Iowa.
Mr.. Craig occupied nearly an hour
in telling members about the big
meeting and the general condition OF
the organization throughout the coun-
| try There were many members pres
/ emit.
! See new handbags. Ayres' window
Monday night, on account of a
wreck On the main line from Chicago
to Kansas City, two of the fast pas
senger trains Of the route, were de-
toured by way of Keokuk to Quincy.
& The trains were pulled by the Mogul
type engines, No. $500 and ran in two
sections Nos. So and 56. Each train
i had ten coaches. The through, fast
meat freight from Kansas City to
Chicago, was also brought through
Keokuk. keokuk expects to have this
kind of service some time.
-Ferndell salad dressing. Immegart.
e. C. Noelke. former Keokukian.
| has taken quite business step in
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ton were recently filed by the Noelke
Lyon Manufacturing Co., and Mr.
Noelke is named as president and
treasurer. The capital stock of the
concern Is $4,000. The corporation
will take over the entire big Harmer
plant north of the city for the man
ufacturing of Office fixtures, etc
Burlington considers the move big
one for the city as in the near future
it is expected $50 men will be givar
employment.
The water power construction
force on the Illinois side expect BY
tonight to have in position the six
tieth pier which will be half way
across the Mississippi river. The ia
vorable weather and favorable genera
conditions have been seized and thu
Illinois force has made remarkable
| progress. No less remarkable is the
| advancement on the Iowa side where
| the hum OF machinery and sound o
hammer is going on constantly. Thu
construction is a go-ahead proposition
| every minute of the day and most o
!! the night.
The 1911 conference of the Al
rican Methodist Episcopal churcl
closed at St Paul's in Des Moine
this week and the appointments wer'
| made. For the Bethel church of thi
city no selection was made The ap
pointments in the Keokuk distric
follow: Presiding elder, l. N Dan
iels; Bethel. Keokuk, not selected
Allen chapel, Galesburg, T. Tyler
Bethel, Davenport, T p. Stovall Ce
dar Rapids, r. H. Hackley; st James
Monmouth, w. A. Searcy; st. Johns
Burlington, S. Mcdowell; Bethel, Gin