The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-01
CRY NEWS.

weather al right.
-4Karie does the best shoe repair
work. STA Main street,
There viii be no issue OF The
Gate city Monday evening
Day.
Buy bicycle tuaes at Tri-State
Garage, Ninth and Johnson.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk lodge
No. Is, /. @. Q. f., Monday night at
s O'Clock, Visiting brothers cordially
invited, Initiatory degree.
-Keokuk will soon be out of the
insufficient hotel class. The way In
which the citizens subscribed for the
hotel stock will insure the much
needed hotel accommodations.
Suit cases, bags and trunks.
Headquarters at Gonzales.
Masonic: Regular meeting of
Eagle lodge No. 10. A. F. & A. NJ. 8
o'clock Monday evening, September
2. 1912. Visiting brethren fraternally
invited BY order OF the w. NJ. s. H.
Johnston. secretary.
The Tiger and Champion hats
are union made and none better for
the price.
The management Of Kahoka's fair
and the business men OF Kahoka will
welcome the business men and the
people generally OF Keokuk to the
Clark county fair Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, Sept. 4, 8, 6.
Expert electrician. See Schmidt.
The first issue of the Keokuk
Labor Review made It's appearance
yesterday. The paper, which is de-
voted to the interests of labor organi-
cations, Is the official organ of the
Keokuk Trades and Labor Assembly.
Dentists holiday Wed. afternoons.
Try Louie next time your shoes
need half soles S26 Main.
The steamer W. w. brought a
large crowd of excursionists to this
city Friday. The excursion was CIV
en- by the Rebecca lodge. of Bur-
lington, and was well patronized.
The crowd returned to Burlington
Friday evening.
Schmidt will please you in cleo
trical work. Is South. Eleventh
Phone SIS.
1t will require three cents post
age to mail single copy of the spe-
ciai edition of The Daily Gate City. 1t
is a forty-four page paper and con-
tains variety OF information about
thu cff,- ord ;fe rrooras. ond e,,f,,ra
Extra copies wrapped and ready for
mailing can be obtained at the bust
ness office for five cents per copy.
West Point fair last week in Sep
TENDER. "a. %. 26 and 81.
Fort Madison Gem City: John j.
Miller city editor Of the Ottumwa
Daily Review and John Edgerly and
Morrell Foster, two students are en-
ioying a unique vacation in an old
fashioned prairie schooner. They
camped Thursday night near Fort
Madison, going to. Keokuk Friday
morning. They have been spending q
week visiting the small towns and ex
pect to reach Ottumwa In about three
days.
Ladies' glazed kid blucher schoo
shoes. $500 and $3.50 values for s1.5t
and $500. at Miller's.
a number Of kilograms were sem
I to this city yesterday from Cedar
Rapids, inquiring into an accident
said TO have happened in this city
Friday evening, TO one Charles L
Rose. Ct Cedar Rapids. Rose wa.
supposed TO be on his way to Ohio OF
a motorcycle and 4 report was cur
rent in Cedar Rapids that he hat
been injured here, but inquiries IL
Keokuk failed to reveal the where
abouts Of Rose in this city, or of an,
motorcycle accident.
For sale or trade for small piece
local property. 1911 Overland auto
Z. G, this office.
still further announcement from
creditable sources regarding the Off
cial ghake-up on the Burlington ha
been made, the information receive,
yesterday completing the list of pre-
motions and changes which will tax
place the 1st Of September. A. G
Smart, superintendent of the Omah
division, will be transferred to AL
rora, to take the superintendency O
that division, filling the vacancy lef
by the promotion of Robert Rice
who, as has been announced, take
J the superintendency of the Iowa dis
trict. In connection with the othe
} changes which have been announce
it was learned that Trainmaster I
D. Brown of Galesburg will be az
vanced to the position of assistan
superintendent of the Galesburg div
sion, succeeding w. T. Sadler, who !
advanced to the La Crosse division
and N. L. Howard of the Centervill
! division will be sent to Galesburg t
I fill the trainmaster's position.
See Jimmie Hirst's trotter an
! PAGER Bob Heir go at Kahoka fai
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