The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-03
CITY NEWS.

Palm pancake flour manufactured
this week for sale at all grocers.-l
Advertisement.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Ward, GIG Exchange street, this morn
Ing, a ten pound boy.
County Clerk Bruce Lake an
nounces that the clerks office will be
open at $50 a. m. Friday, Oct, 4th,
for the benefit of the old soldiers who
have pension vouchers to file.
"A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Real of Summityille
this morning,
Buy Palm pancake flour and en-
Joy light, fluffy pancakes for tomor-
rows reakfast.--A
do not put off buying your pretty
river view lot in the Highland park
addition until all the choice, lots are
taken. Seeing is believing and the
proof of that is shown In the fact
that the first three parties taken out
to see these lots purchased five lots.
The river view is magnificent, the air
is pure, the price Of the lots Is very
low and reasonable terms can be had.
Automobile goes UP every afternoon
from my office No. 400 Main ST.
Phone No. SIG when you want to go.
81. A. erts.--Advertisement
Masonic: Special meeting : of
Eagle Lodge No. IL, A. F.. & A. NJ,
! 1880 o'clock Friday evening, October
Ia, 1912. Work on second degree. Wis
iting brethren fraternally invited BY
Srder of the W. NJ. S. H. Johnston,
secretary. Advertisement.
A report to the effect that the
Odd Fellows would remodel their
building at Seventh and Main streets,
has been denied by authorities. Mr..
Bode, of the board of trustees, says
that no improvements have been con-
Y templated and none would be made
unless there should be a change in
| tenants. The lodge rooms on the
third floor were remodelled about a
year ago and are in excellent condi-
ton.
Palm pancake flour, the perfec-
ton of quality Advertisement
Carl T. Huffman has purchased a
lot on Belknap boulevard
The Monday Music Clubs sub
scription sale for artists recital
series will be open until Monday, Oc-
1 tober 18th. Seats may be reserved
ow.-Advertisement
"A transcript OF the case Of M. L.
Thompson against A. D. Ayers was
, filed in the district court Thursday.
The case was decided by jury before
, Justice Leindecker in July in favor
, of the plaintiff, awarding him $500
{ damages. 1t was alleged that after
, Mr.. Thompson had quit work under
: Mr.. Ayers, the latter followed him up
a attempted to prevent him from secur.
ing work.
Pancakes made from Palm pan
cake flour satisfy the most particu
i. lar Advertisement.
n The Gate City this evening pub
e fishes the required statement by thu
3 postoffice department, giving infor
nation about the ownership, manage
ment and circulation of daily papers
This publication is required of al
a daily newspapers.
:. Choice fresh catfish at JOS Hau
J. bert's, 709 Main. Both phones -Ad
yertisement.
Riley A. Williams and Minnie
Grundle of Hamilton, ILL.,, secured {
marriage license at the clerks office
v Wednesday. The groom is just twice
j. as old as the bride, he being thirty
six years of age and she eighteen
Mr.. Williams is railroad laborer.
Indian Joe, familiar characte
, along the river, demonstrated hi
n ability to take care of himself yesteT
If day although he is crippled and walk
r on crutches. He used a crutch on ;
drunken tormentor with very pro
nounced effect and the Objectionable
character went his way
Il A divorce has been granted b.
il Judge Hamilton in the case of j.
d Wilson versus Mattel Wilson.