The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-10
CITY. NEWS.

Good piano values. Loewenstein
Music Store.
Best quality IS inch figured silko-
lines, 10c yard The Central.
is pair mems high grade shoes,
$3.50 and $500 values to close them
out at Ss.e5 pair. Star Shoe Store.
Next horse and mule auction at
Hamilton. H., March II. Have about
$50 head of horses and mules of all
classes. If you have anything TO sell.
consign to this sale. If YOU wish to buy,
can supply your demand. B. ". Elder.
The display in Ewers- Mccarthy
C-s spring suit and haberdashery de-
partments cover every requirement
for men
The mass meeting for the pur-i
pose of nominating candidates for
school directors will be held tomor-
row evening at 1880 at the county
court house. The call appears in
this evenings issue.
Buy juicy roasts of beef. veal.
lamb or pork for Sunday dinner also
fine sausages at Haubert's, 70s Main.
Both phones.
With confidence in our ability TO
produce hats of refined and distinct
styling. and with the knowledge that
pleased and satisfied customer
brings its own reward, we invite care
fnl inspection of our very complete
millinery stock. Crooks & Cox Mil
linery Co.. 621 Main street.
|, Nice tender roasts at Markley's.
AT the Y. NJ. C. A. election held
yesterday. E Ross Baker. A. E. Mat
less, and ]. O. Boyd were elected for
period of three wears to succeed
themselves. and Cephas Harrison was
elected for three years to succeed
G. R. Joy, resigned,
Call up Wiley when you want
your carpets and rugs cleaned. Both
phones.
-Pnckechetuck Lodge NO - meets
every Friday night at S o'clock. L. E.
Witch, n. G., Geo Immegart. Sec
rotary.
In Westminster Presbyterian
church this evening -. De held
service preparatory to the communion
/ to be observed Sunday morning. The
1 pastor will speak. and the session
win meet any desiring membership
in the church.
Choice dressed chickens at Hau-
berts, 709 Main. Both phones.
The Monday Music club chorus
will meet this evening at the Y. NJ
G. A. at $50 o'clock.
Some time soon the street clean
ers will get busy and take the ac-
cumulated dirt out of the cutters
along Main street After this has
been done the fire department will
get busy and wash down the main
business avenue Dirt is being dug
out OF the cutters in different parts of
the city where it is worst and is be-
ing hauled to the dumping grounds
at Third and Bank. where the c.. B.
& @. railroad is preparing to lay some
new tracks
4 The Central's big March sale be-
gins next AIondag. Go
Buy harness and buggies of Sher-
'oSd e1iu save lIi0tlSs.
Next Sunday morning at 10
o'clock the young members of the
Congregational church will meet with
A. w. HUDSON, assistant superintend
ent, for the purpose of forming an
organization with a purpose to be sng-
gested by the Young men themselves
,ir. Hulsen has written letters to
those members of the church number
ing among them the younger men,
and it is expected that an interesting
class will be formed.
] -Keokuk is receiving numerous
compliments of late from its neigh
bors. especially since raising the $50
600 In three day campaign. The
Montrose Journal says: The citizens
of keokuk are to be praised for their
public spirftedness as they have bro
ken all Iowa records in raising money
for boosting purposes, having raised
! $4,000 in three days. on which We
congratulate them. We have always
said that the Dam city at the foot
OF the rapids had the world beaten
for good business men. Now We
know it and TO see the --ate City of
Iowa reach the 10000 mark in the
next ten years viii not surprise many
for they are surely starting right
Wsley'S process makes old car
pets clean, fresh and bright. Works
at III Main. Both phones.