The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-03
CITY NEWS

All choice roaSts at Markleys.
The Al. G. Fields minsfrels left
al .:4ts this morning for Burlington
where they play tonight.
II c.. N-oriey viii refree the bas-
kst ball game between Fort Madison
and Mt Pleasant at Fort Madison to
night
Choice dressed poultry at Hau-
herss.. 7ee Main.
George E. Rix and others have
conveyed to A. /. Parsons land In sec
ton g. township s5, north of range
5. west.
For harness sepairs go TO SHEER
woods. 7ac Main.
Tonight the members OF the K
P lcsge. their families and invited
guests viii ENJOY the annual banquet
and recsntion c. The order.
Fred Hilpert has conveyed to
Samuel E Wharton zoo acres in-Des
Moines township
For choice roast of meat for
Sunday dinner 60 to Hauhert's
| jacob r. Hershey has conveyed 70
/ Augusta R. Anchatz lot 4. block u,
Leightox-s addition. This property
I is on the corner OF Thirteenth and
Seymour.
New team harness at Sherwood's-
Irene Gillian asks divorce from
Matthew Gillian in a suit filed yester-
day in the district court. Desertion
is set out as the grounds They were
married here March IS. 1907
Big new line OF harness at Sher-
woods.
Puckechetuck Lodge No. As meets
ii every Friday night at o'clock. L. E.
Witch. y G.. Geo. Tnlmegart, Sec
retarr-
Some kind friend Of The Gate City
interested in Keokuk and the booster
effort, sends this Office the following:
Key-oh-key-o h-kuh, holds the KEY Of
good luck. so don't sit on the roost
bur get down and boost.
DIR. ". II Hogle received word this
morning Of the death of his sister,
Miss I5a Hogle. who. died at Mount
Pleasant. following an Illness of about
week Miss Hogle was known in
Keokuk. having visited often at the
home OF her brother She was TWEEN
:ty-fhree years old and was graduate
trained nurse of the Mercy Hospital
J at Des Moines. Her mother. three
sisters and three brothers survive.
Under the caption, A new Nj
!, agara is to be operated in the west,
, the Columbus fIndl Republican prints
a column and half article about the
{ keokuk and Hamilton water power.
! The publication of this article in the
+ Indiana paper is only one of the many
that are appearing all over the country
: in newspapers and magazines. setting
/ forth the great engineering feats and
: thereby giving TO Keokuk and Hamil
/ ton dam and the Mississippi valley a
vast amount of favorable advertising
i The greater number of these articles
. have been issued through the influence
of the Commercial Club. The Indiana
: paper containing the water power ar
: ticle is from Mr.. Edgar Cochrane's
, old home town.
II The annual inspection of Com
i pany L. the local militia. will be held
? this evening under the supervision OF
: Captain R. Fl. Wescott, {. S. A. This
!, inspection is rigorous one. the nat
D iona' guaIds being expected to show
standard CT the regular army. Al
this time OF the year all of the com
] panies OF the Iowa guard are ey
anined by regular army officers. Il
is requirement under the condition:
existing between the war department
and the various guards. It will be
some months before reports of these
examinations are issued. 1t is likely
: that there will be several companies
in the state below standard, and wher
e this occurs the commands making {
I poor showing are exceeding apt Il
be mustered out Of the service. Las
: night the company at Fort Madison
was examined and Wednesday nigh
{ Captain Wescott was at Burlington.