The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-17
CITY NEWS.

u. E, Baker has returned from
business trip to Chicago.
Tomorrow is the day set for the
opening display of spring millinery at
Miss Kings.
Hurley Edwards, who recently re
turned from a winter stay in Oklaho-
ma City, will resume his position next
Monday with Lutz & Stahl.
-Sherwcod's harness stands the
test. See big new line, T03 Main.
The ladies are especially invited
to attend the millinery opening Sat
urday at McBride's millinery parlors,
400 Main street.
Choice dressed chickens at Hau-
bert's. TOO Main. Both phones.
Fort Madison citizens who we're
in Keokuk yesterday and had time
to view the work on the dam were
impressed with the progress made and
the magnitude OF the enterprise. They
appreciate the fact that Fort Madi-
son as well as Keokuk and Hamilton
will derive great boost from the wa
ter power.
The first authentic millinery for
early wear will be shown by us on
Saturday. the eighteenth. G. & G.. Mil
linery Co.
The spirit of progress is asserting
itself early this season in the building
line. Work has started on number
of new dwellings, changes are being
made in several business houses that
will give them modern entrances and
new business blocks are being plan
ned. Busy times for the old town are
a certainty.
For Sunday dinner let Haubert
send you a choice roast Of beef, veal,
pork or lamb. roo Main
Big assortment best buggies at
Sherwood's.
The kahoka. Mo-, Free Press
says the death claim on the life of
Miss Rose Stout, who was drowned
between Warsaw and Alexandria
Christmas Eve was allowed at the
February meeting of the beneficiary
committee of the Royal Neighbors of
America. Miss Stout's body has never
been recovered.
One square piano and two organs
for sale cheap. Loewenstein Music
store.
For Sale-All new stock groceries
will invoice about $500. Doing a cash
business of s25 per day. Pay you to
investigate. Call at 914 Main.
Mrs. D. B. Hamill received a mes
sage today stating that her brother,
R. L. Sullivan. Of Mt. Vernon, Ind,
had died this morning at 300 a. m.
Mrs. Hamill will leave today by way
OF st. Louis, to attend the funeral.
M. W. A. dance St Patrick's
night. Agnes Orchestra. All rights re-
served.
-Acey Cutwright, the dog catcher
who was arrested Wednesday, was
/ turned out of jail this morning. the
! thirty day sentence imposed on him
I for quarreling and fighting. having
been suspended by the court. Cut
wright, it is said is the best dog
| catcher the city has ever had In its
/ employ, and there are many stray
bow vows that need taking in. Cut
wright's star has not yet been return
ed to him.
i Attend the beautiful millinery
showing tomorrow at Miss Belts, 7241a
Main street.
Get the habit Of stopping at
I Georges wagon corner, Seventh and
Main for that fine pop corn, popped
I in creamery butter Nothing like it
sold in Keokuk. Your trade is ap-
4 preciated.
i -Puckechetuck Lodge No. AZ meets
4 every Friday night at o'clock. L. e.
4 Witch, N. G.. Geo. Immegart, Sec
4 retary.
j The ferry boat Meeker which
left the Keokuk canal several days
ago for Alexandria will be in use in a
flew days. The Alexandria Sun says
of this boat: The ferry Meeker was
brought down from her winter quar-
ters in the canal. Saturday. After a
few days work putting her in trim for
the seasons work, she will begin her
duties with Capt George Redeforth
as pilot and NJ. A. Wilsey as chief en-
gineer
Thursday afternoon at Nauvoo,
;, occurred the funeral OF Mrs. U.
J, Schneider of that place The deceas-
, ed who passed away last Sunday, had
long been resident there and had
many friends here beside relatives,
, the following attending the services:
j, Mrs. VIM. Englehardt, Mrs. Frank
Singleton, Mrs. .Jno. Wustrow and
Mrs. James Shelley of Keokuk, and
Mrs. Herman Desnay Of New Boston,
}, all granddaughters.