The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-16
CITY NEWS.
sherwood for buggies.

pdby 5ui SeptSmutT 10, 1919.
Attend meeting of Knights &
| Ladies of Security tonight Election
iof officers Refreshments served.
Quite q large delegation from out
OF town came to Keokuk this morning
to hear Governor Hiram Johnson of
California address the voters from a
bull moose standpoint.
Homecoming celebrations are
quite numerous this fall, Keokuk will
probably wait until next year and
/ give great celebration when the
water power is completed.
Sherwood for harness.
GustalI and John Albert. colored,
are badly wanted by the police for
stealing suit from man named
Harris in negro boarding house on
North Ninth street last night. The
r en- left the city on the early morning
boat for st. Louis and will be picked
up at Quincy today.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Keokuk Industrial Association
was held this afternoon at the Elks
club room where luncheon was served.
Routine matters came up for discus
sion. President Joy was present, hav-
ing recently returned from several
months trip to Europe.
The hotel men expected to ar
rive in the city this morning were
delayed and will be here either to-
morrow or Wednesday when the de-
tails about the new 100000 hotel will
be discussed It is expected that
active operations on the new hotel
will be started in short time.
Harry Devine. who has been with
Sullivan & Auwerda for the past sew
enteen years, has decided to locate
in Centerville and leaves for his new
home this evening. Mrs. Devine will
join him the latter part of the week.
Mr. Devine takes charge Of the ready
|to-wear department for Salinger &
Goldstein.
Quincy Wing: Prof. P. C. Hayden
of Keokuk, formerly resident of this
city. who will be remembered as a
music teacher. was in the city yester-
day. circulating among friends Prof.
Hayden is a 'ank progressive, and
while In the city called on two or
three of the prominent bull moosers
here.
The United States district court
of California has granted an injunc-
ton In favor Of the Order OF Owls Of
South Bend, Indiana, perpetually for.
bidding the Independent Order OF
Owls, California corporation, hereaf
ter using any name or title containing
the word Owls or Owl" In any
form.
Merchants are reporting a fine
September sale. During the month ex
ira inducements are being made By
the Keokuk merchants to attract
trade to this city, reductions beine
made on high class merchandise fol
one month-during September. It |,
worth while to investigate the prices
They are reasonable for high grade
! goods.
Mr.. Wallace, one Of the officers
of the Stone & Webster Co., of Bos
ton, came IN this morning from St
Louis and will remain In the city To-
a few days looking after water powe,
affairs. Attorney Jeremiah Smith, Jr.
of Boston, Is expected tomorrow. Boil
these gentlemen We're in the city las
week for few days and went to ST
Louis to look after business matterl
for the company In that city.
4 Burlington Gazette: The buildin
on South Main street now occupied b
4 Green's pool hall will be thoroughl
4 remodeled in the near future and vii
be occupied by the owner. Georg
i LOOMS. Of Keokuk, who will operat
several bowling alleys and a moder
billiard hall. Mr.. LOOMS formerl
was proprietor of the Elite confectior
airy but has been a resident OF Kee
kuk for the past few years. TIL
rooms will be vacated by the 18th c
the month Mr.. LOOMS. who prosper
ed during his business career m thi
city, says he is glad to get back !
the old town.
! hS AcAtSNAi A5 ReaSSAbS "SAS o.
ed to Iowans for the week endin
September 10. 1912. as reported fror
the office of Wilfred c. Lane, Paten
Attorney. Croker Building. De
Moines. Iowa. No. 1,o3s,325 Means c
removing the carbon from the cyllr
ders. valves and rings OF gasolin
engines. C. Elliot and G. Kelley, d.
ceased, o. A. Fritzel administrato
Grundy Center, No. 1,03s,95o Reel n
ID. Maxwell, Henderson; No. 1,03s,42
fruit picker, C. Olsen, Christian; NJ
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Thorsen, Bancroft; No. 1,0SS,46
building Construction. A. Westendor
Buffalo; No. 1,03s.412 Locking Device
iG. A. Ninety. Davenport.