The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-04
CITY NEWS.

at Hawkes. Nest Friday for Rochester,
MINI, to undergo an operation
Lundgren & Hillyer have opened
store at 1101 Main, stocked with new
and second hand goods. Your patron
age they will appreciate.
What has become OF the white way
for Main street? Isn't it about time to
act? There has been an abundance
of talk.
Dentists holiday Wed. afternoons.
Keep cool by using the Caloric
fireless cook stove. Settler & Cherry.
| Roy McNeeken of Carthage has
taken charge of the st. Charles hotel
at Second and johnson street, having
/ purchased the business Friday.
Karle's shoe repair work pleases
all. Try him next time, S14 Main.
Madam, who installed your electric
fixtures? The reply was Arthur w.
Schmidt at is South Eleventh. Bell
phone 655.
Sam c. Westcott left Friday even
ing for Chicago, where he will act as
1 delegate to the convention OF the Ma
liOud1 1iOSISSSlfS party.
Big harness line at Sherwood's.
j West Point fair last week In Sep
TENDER, "a. rs, rs and 81.
-Keokuk merchants expect a big
fall and winter trade and are making
ample preparations along that line.
Trade at home and make Keokuk
grow.
Tubes and castings vulcanized by
steam method. Tri-State Garage.
Investigate the Caloric fireless
cook stove and you will use no other.
4 Settler & Cherry Co., agents.
William Dooley has purchased a
lot on Blondeau street between Ninth
and Tenth and will begin the erection
4 Of a modern brick residence imme-
4 diately.
A We absolutely guarantee the Ca
loric fireless cook stove. Settler &
Il Cherry.
Little money buys fly net at
i Sherwoods.
Masonic Regular meeting of
Eagle Lodge No II A. F. & A. M. 8
o'clock Monday evening August g.,
1912. Visiting brethren fraternaIly
invited. BY order Of the w. M. S. H.
Johnston, Sec'y.
Everybody says Louie's shoe re-
pairing can't be beat. S26 Main.
Men Notwithstanding molders
helpers and laborers wanted at 225
So Fourth street. Scott-Madden Iron
Works Co.
Elmer Mas will leave tomorrow
morning for trip through the east
which will embrace Chicago, New
York, Washington and other points
Of interest He expects to be gone
about three weeks.
Come in tomorrow and hear the
Regent piano played. Ayres & IONS.
-Lundgren & Hil1ver are now
ready to give you the biggest bargains
in new and second hand goods at 1101
Main street. Bell phone 1920.
Lamb & Bertsch have removed to
217 Main and in connection with the
tent, awning and upholsterinfi bust
ness, have taken over the Wylie car
pet cleaning and rug works All or
ders in above lines will be given
prompt attention.
The Road Maker: arrangements
are being made for constructing a
, good road from ST. Louis to Keokuk
n The road is already surfaced for one
4 hundred and forty miles north of ST
q Louis leaving gap of only about forty
= miles to construct. 1t is expected te
2 extend the road to the Twin Cities il
= the near future
Fly nets for the horse at Sher
woods.
/ If you want up-to-the-minute cleo
trical work done you should have
Arthur w. Schmidt do it. IS Soutl
Eleventh. Bell phone 65s.
i John Scovern, president Of tn,
State Exchange bank at Macon, Mo.
was in Keokuk Saturday to visit witt
Judge Logan and see the dam Thirt,
years ago Judge Logan was presiden
of the Macon hank and Mr.. Scoverl
was the cashier. Mr.. Scovern Dough
the bank of Judge logan who cam,
to Keokuk and engaged in the bankin,
! business.
l Lundgren & Hillyer, pawnbroB
ers, ten per cent. Call and see us
1101 Main.
i Regent, Regent. sweet-toned Re
gent pianos. Ayres & Sons.
Patents granted to Iowans for tn,
week ending July 80 1912, as report
. ed from the office of Clarence J. Loi
= tus, Patent Attorney, Croker Bldg
Des Moines. Iowa. No 1,os3,S60, stocl
food, F A. Barnes, Boone: No. 1,o33
N $50, spade-step, J A. Belknap, Ana
IS, mosa; No 1,034OG1, elevator-way,
q Benedict, Farley; No 1,o34,074, &C
., ment-curb and gutter-mold, j. S. Car
nell, Shenandoah; No. 1,o34,22s
bracket for window shades, T. Ores