The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-24
CITY NEWS.

Watch Ewers-McC arthy Co.'s win
dows for seasonable style suggestions
Don't miss those Lyric Singers.
"A number of Keokuk Masons
went to Fort Madison this afternoon
to attend meeting of the Shrine.
| The Gate City is indebted to
some friend for a number of copies
! of the Wichita Eagle giving extended
mention to the meetings being held
in that city by Evangelist Sunday.
Hear them sing at he Grand Sat
urday. see their comedy stunts
Who? The Lyric Singers Price S5e.
Puckechetuck lodge, No. 43 meets
every Friday night at O'Clock. Frank
Vollers. N. c.; Geo. Immegart, sec
Rotary. All members requested to be
present Work in second degree.
Phone Marley your order for
chickens and choice meats, no Main
Gasoline dropping from the auto
mobile of G. D. Streeter In the Dysart
barn at Eighth and Grand avenue this
morning, called out the firemen at
7:50. The Juice from the machine
became ignited from the sparker and
slightly scathed the underbody Of it.
We always have what you want
in the harness line at Sherwood's.
Shriners from all parts Of south
eastern Iowa are gathered in Fort
Madison this afternoon for the big ini-
tiation which Is to be held at the
Elks' hail. beginning at 8 o'clock
this evening. Following the Initiation
there will be a banquet at Masonic
hall.
See our new line lap robes. sher-
wood
The congregation and rector Of
st. Johns parish are planning a
forward Movement" in the church,
which will be inauguarteed on Ad-
vent Sunday, December Bird. The Rev.
John G. Sage. at the morning ser
vice next Sunday, will speak of what
this movement is to mean to St Johns
parish and the community.
New auto blankets at Sherwood's.
Dean William G. Raymond of the
college of engineering at the univer-
sity of Iowa whose name has been
closely associated with recent railroad
rate legislation has just been ap-
pointed member of another commit
tee of national Importance. He Is a
member now of the special committee
selected by the board of direction of
the American Society OF Civil Engi.
ners. The task of the committee is
to formulate principles and methods
for the valuation of railroad property
and other utilities. Every county In
Iowa and every state in the union will
be affected by the report of this COM
mittee.
Public dance, city hall. Hamilton.
H., Friday night. Admission soc.
Auspices f1remen.
The Y. NJ. C. AS one afternoon
campaign for new members was un-
completed yesterday, and members OF
the committee have been given until
the end of the week to see the pros
pective members on their list. It is
estimated that fifty new members
we're secured in few hours yesterday
and the seventy-five goal viii be reach
ed without trouble. The men work.
ing on the committee are the follow
ing: c. R. Joy, chairman, Dr. Frank
NJ. Fuller, Ira W Wills, ]. o. Boyd, ].
j. Ayres, e. R. Baker, A. W. HUDSON,
A. w. Wiley, Fl. S. Walker, H r. Col
Inns. H. F. Kruger, v. R. Mckay, G.
Collingwood Tucker, Earl F. linn, A.
e Matless. A. H. Northrop, P. G. Ben
ner. Henry F. Burns, l.. A. Hamill, c.
D. Streeter. DR.. C. R. Armentrout and
w. G. Blood.
Wanted-Men and women good
wages, steady work. No experience
necessary. Apply at superintend-
eit's office, s. P. Pond company.