The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-14
CITY NEWS.

wear an EWefS-MCCarthyC Co suit.
A baby girl was born this morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Seibert.
Special Saturday sale OF neck
wear at Miss Fanning's.
Chief Engineer Hugh l.. Cooper
will deliver his illustrated water pow
er lecture at the Y. M. C. A. Saturday
evening. The lecture Is for water
power employees, their families and
friends.
See our line of delivery wagons.
Sherwood
-Keokuk is to have an interesting
visitor here on Friday, April %,
when Stephen F. Jones, of Mitchell,
South Dakota, comes here on Y. NJ.
c. A work. Mr.. Stephen is field
secretary among the Indians, and he
will tell what the association is do
ing for this race.
Chicken pie supper at ST. Johns
parish house, Monday. April II. 500
o'clock, 35 cents.
Prof. o. E. Klingaman, represent
ative of one of the leading book
firms of the country, in speaking with
Superintendent William Aldrich yes
terday, reported that tne Burlington
school teachers here last week were
loud in their praise for the manner in
| which they were entertained during
the convention.
Big line harness at Sherwood's,
103 Main street.
The many friends of Stephen Mel
son Heidenreich, who formerly resid-
ed IN Keokuk, will be pleased to learn
that he is now located at Portland,
Oregon, where he has responsible
position with Swift & Co, as manager
OF that firms house. Mr.. Heidenreich
is very much in love with his new
home and is anxious to see some of
the keokuk bunch at the Elks meet.
ing which will be held in Portland, he
hopes. in 1912. 1t will also be good
news to Mr.. Heidenreich's Keokuk
friends TO learn that his health is
splendid and that he has through the
invigorating climatic conditions of the
west, been able to rehabilitate his ap-
petite which while in this city was
not very good.
For your Easter dinner buy a
choice dressed chicken or roast
Of beef veal pork or lamb at JOS.
Hauberts. 7o9 Main.
Ladies see our new Easter hats at.
The Emporium.
IT. NJ. Fitzgerald of ST. Louis, Mo,
was in Keokuk today on business with
John G. Erhardt, of Huiskamp Bros.
Mr. Fitzgerald is a member of the
Knights of Columbus degree team of
that city. which will put on the third
degree in Keokuk at the tri.city mi
tiation to be held here April 80. He
promises Keokuk knights that the
team will deliver the goods Members
of 1t are DR.. r. E Kane, E. M. Hol-
brook, j. T. O'Donnell. George Chap
man, James nohen, DIR. Garstang, F.
E. Ryan and Mr.. Fitzgerald. This
team has been practically intact for
six years
e. D. Robertson will open the ice
cream parlor at 1923 Main street,
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Your
patronage he solicits.
-Keokuk's need of adequate hotel
accommodation We're emphasized in
Burlington vesterdau by Postmaster
Moorhead The Hawk-Eye says: Dr.
S. w. Moorhead, postmaster OF Keo-
kuk, and editor of The Gate City, who
attended the Maundy Thursday cele-
bration in Burlington last evening,
took dinner at the Hotel Burlington
and was very much pleased with the
new structure and its appointments
and service. You have most de-
lightful hotel, and one Of which you
have reason to be proud said he.
1T is one of the things OF which we
Keokuk people are enyious. But we are
going to have new hotel We must
have one We are turning away from
twenty to thirty people every day
from our city on account OF the lack
OF hotel accommodations"