The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-10
CITY NEWS.


III you think Keokuk is not busy
place go visiting.
| Use The Gate City for your ad-
Refreshments. The paper with the big
circulation.
Ladies get your white Bucks for
ssoa at Miller's and save $1.e0.
Puckechetuck Lodge No. IS meets
every Friday night at o'clock. All
members requested to be present BY
order OF Noble Grand. Geo. Immegart.
secretary. Initiation.
Eli Geiger and Katherine Kline.
OF Montrose. were married in Keokuk
this morning at the courthouse in
Clerk Lakes office. The ceremony
was performed by Justice Leindecker.
with only the necessary witnesses be-
ing present
/ s4.po White New Buck Button
boots and oxfords $500 at Miiler's.
DIR. Louis Falk OF Chicago, we'll
known musician, win give an organ
recital at the First Congregational
church Sunday evening.
Just received, tan rubber heels
at Karle's. s14 Main street
The Stone & Webster Co.. com
menced laying brick on Third street
in the torn up space between the
new track OF the street railway placed
there and will continue along the
route as work Of replacing the old
track progresses,
! Read the advertisement BE a
Booster on paeg two.
-Ewers- Mccarthy Co. have Just the
straw hat you are looking for.
-Drs. Hansen. Lapsley. Armentrout,
Clark and Dorsey were tn Burlington
yesterday attending the Iowa state
Medical society convention.
Saturday we will place on sale
ladies white new Buck weltsole but
ton boots and oxfords. regular $500
values at $500. Miller. the Shoe Man.
He is selling buggies Who? Sher-
wood
The petition OF George A. Re-
daisch to sell intoxicating liquor in
che city of Keokuk, at 422 Main street
; was favorably acted upon in the dis
trict court this morning when Judge
! Hamilton. who is holding court for
Judge Bank signed the order granting
the petition
| Summer shoes at Ludwig's.
| I'm the district court today. Media
Jaques was granted divorce from
Patrick Jaques on a charge OF de-
sertion. The plaintiff was also given
| permission to remarry after one year
| has elapsed.
Spalding ball goods at Merriam's.
Yesterday was the last day OF the
school term Of the Valley school, and
the term was brought to close with
proper exercises by the children, and
number Of athletic stunts were pull
| awarded The exercises we're attend.
ed by number of relatives of the
children. Miss Verna Larsen Is teach.
| er of the school,
/ Philadelphia lawn mowers. Mer
/ Ram.
II Butcher, Carpenter & Butcher
want your next job of electric wiring
Bell phone 1477.
High school orchestra and both
glee clubs at the Congregations
church Friday, May II. Admission
15c.
| John H Ellsworth yesterday re
ceived telegram from Mansfield, O.
advising him of the death of Henry
Krause, one of his business associates
in the Mills-Ellsworth Co. Death oc
Cured at 8 a. m Thursday. Deceased
had been identified with the Mills
Ellsworth Co. for nineteen years and
for many years had made annual Wis
| its to this city to audit the books OF
the local concern. These frequent
with Keokuk people who learned to
know and esteem him. He was a
very prominent citizen of Mansfield
/ Keen Kutter tools at Merriams
"A pleased customer when you buy
harness at Sherwood's.
Read the advertisement BE a
Booster" On paeg two.
-Keokuk's capture of the next con
vention of the Iowa State Manufac
trrers' Association is most gratifying,
The unanimous decision Of the con.
vention to meet here indicates that
Keokuk is in the public eye and also
= indicates that the boosters who went
to Sioux City to get the convention
]. were very active as well as very eff.
fective. BY the time the dates for the
I next convention arrive 1t is hoped
7 that this city will have fine new
hotel for the entertainment OF the
!: guests.
Buy pumps and oxfords at Lud-
wigs.
Read the advertisement BE a
Booster" On paeg two.
Let Jos Haubert fill your Sunday
meat order He has the choice kind.
7o9 Main. Both phones.