The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-01
CITY NEWS.

4 60. clOtneS.-AdV.
Register tomorrow. Your last
chance. Registrars in session from s
q. m. until p. m.
"A vote for Charles Schaffer for
coroner will be appreciated ADV.
The registrars Of election will be
in session tomorrow from 8 a. m. I'M
It'll 8 p. m Be sure and register II
4 you have failed to do so on the other
4 three days of registration The
i places are named in the registration
notice appearing on the first page of
this evenings issue.
4 Buy harness at Sherwood ADV.
DRY cleaning, steam cleaning and
dying Of ladies' and gents garments
and repairing OF all kinds done at rea-
sonable prices. Blanks, 924 Main st.
Bell phone 2a9-black. ADV.
4 For the second time within q
week. James Tansey was aTraigned in
superior court on charge of intox-
ication. He was again given a sus
pended sentence Of ten days upon pay
ment Of the costs and allowed to re-
/ turn to his home in Carthage.
4 Bup lay robes at Sherwoods.
Adv
j Wilbat, ladies' tailoring. He drafts
and makes all kinds Of ladies' outer
garments. 1105 Main street-Adv.
Henry Oberman, republican can
4 didate for supervisor, Is making an
energetic campaign for the Office to
4 which he aspires. Mr.. Oberman is a
longtime resident of Lee county and
has always taken live interest in
Lee county matters. He is entir ly
competent to occupy the responsible
position of supervisor.
Buy storm buggies at Sherwod's
ADV.
Bicycle tubes ana castings vulcan
led Tri-Stato Auto Garage. Adver-
tisement.
Every four years a new registra-
ton is required. This is the year.
Have you registered? Your last chance
tomorrow. Go to the ward registra-
ton place in which you reside and
: register. Registrars are in session
from a. M until p. m. and it Is the
last time the registrars hold session
for the registration OF voters. Are
you going to lose your vote?
Congregations market at Home
Tea Co., Saturday afternoon. ADV.
"A big meeting of the Keokuk Mo-
tor Boat club was held Wednesday
evening at which plans of the new
club house were shown for the first
time. Committees were appointed
and the sale Of the bonds will be be-
gun Immediately. The estimated cost
of the building will be between $500
and $4,000. Work will begin as soon
as the estimate for the construction
of the piers is received.
Puckechetuck Lodge no. 43 meets
every Friday night at 8 o'clock. All
members requested to be present. BY
order of Noble Grand. Geo. Immegart,
secretary. Work in the third degree.
Advertisement.
Joseph Streckfus. assistant gem
eral manager Of the Streckfus line,
was In this city on an inspection trip
today. The Streckfus company has
been having trouble in st. Louis get
ting their boats manned with crews.
The .roustabouts" who struck for $50
8 per month We're given that and then
). they struck for s120 per month. The
J. steamer Dubuque was loaded ready to
il come to this city and the men struck
q and the freight was transferred to a
smaller boat, the Nashville, which will
j arrive this evening
!. Choicest of spring chickens, lamb,
beef and pork. Markley's, ITO Main.
! :, ADV.
:, Are you going to lose your vote?
: You are if you do not register. The
! last session of the registrars tomor-
row from a. m. until 8 p. m.
Palmyra Spectator: Although we
are in close proximity to the big dam
at keokuk, 1t has been generally I'M
Y derstood that the lines would run
down the other side of the river and
that there was no probability of Pal.
myra getting her electricity from that
source. While the main wires are
located on the Illinois side, it now
transpires that the company wants to
run branch into Hannibal. and will
in all probability do SO. Several
weeks ago the city council wrote to
Mr.. Trawick. manager of the Missis-
sippi Power Co., and this week re.
ceived his answer. He says in sub
stance that he has practically ar
ranged for sub-station at or near
Hannibal, and that he thinks 1t prob
able that Palmyra could organize a
distributing committee, or that if
, sufficient business was guaranteed
the power company might build the
line to Palmyra. No estimate has
been made as to the cost as yet, bu.
the council will investigate the matter
Before making your boys suit or
overcoat decision, see him in an
Ewers-McCarthy Co model, catch
ltheir real individuality.-Adv