The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-21
CITY NEWS.

Don't forget the millinery remov-
al sale now going on at KarlIs. 72S |
Main street, ADV.
Clarence T. Barstadt, OF Quincy,
Ill. and Ruth !. Carpenter, OF Ottawa,
were married in the city Saturday.
Buy storm buggy at Sherwood's.
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell,
who were badly hurt when their
automobile turned over on Saturday
night, were able to return to their
home in New Sharon late yesterday
afternoon.
Lamb & Bertsch. carpet cleaning.
ADV.
Thomas Joyce, who was operated
upon for appendicitis several days
ago and who has been in dangerous
condition since then, is reported as
being convalescent and will soon be
removed to his home.
"A young man with Office expert
ence can find good permanent position
as Office assistant and collector at
Wilkinson & Co., wholesale druggists,
422 Main street-Adv.
Billy Williams is strenuous. The
address he will deliver next Sunday
night, subject THE Tragedy OF NY
Life" he has spoken 1862 times, in
every state in the country, but North
Dakota and every county in California
but one.
Sherwood will save you money
on your harness bill.-Adv.
"A large crowd looked over the
water power works yesterday from all
vantage points. The platform at
Second and Fulton streets was
crowded all afternoon with the curl
GUS and every place on the bluff
along Grand Ave. was filled with per
sons watching the great plant.
| W1lbat, the ladies tailor, drafts,
fits and makes all kinds OF ladies'
outer garments. 1105 Main street
Adv.
The registration boards will be in
session next Thursday and Friday in
the several precincts as announced in
the official notice appearing elsewhere
lin this issue. Now please remember
and accept it as fact that If you fall
to register you will be dtnied the
privilege OF voting So when the reg
istrars meet next Thursday go and
register.
Lap robes at Sherwood 's.--Adv.
The autoists who came from afar
yesterday to see the dam evidently
know they need not worry about
traffic regulations. It was rather
4 amusing to see three or four ma
/ chimes standing out in front OF one
OF the hotels almost in the middle OF
the street for more than an hour.
Some OF them would not be bad in a
race, either.
Attention, Knights Of Columbus:
Regular meeting Tuesday night post
Iponed until Tuesday. Oct. 29-Adv.
i 1T was estimated that there were
more automobile parties in the city
yesterday than there has ever been
in one day before In the history Of
Keokuk. The beautiful weather Of
l yesterday could not be surpassed for
automobiling and many people took
1utoAtd5O VI IT, Itulltuls5 OH Liz CdTb
showed the parties from Grinnell, Ma
comb, Carthage, Quincy, Ft. Madison
and many other cities.
Keokuk railroad men employed
by the G. B. & @. will regret to learn
| that Mr.. o. e. Stewart, superinten-
! dent of the Burlington division, has
, resigned and left the service
of the company October 10th. He
!. will locate with his family in Califor-
! MIA to spend the remaining years OF
J his life. life that has been attended
with activity from earliest manhood
when he enlisted in the defense OF
his country and at the close of the
war entered the railroad service III
which he has been engaged ever
: since He was superintendent at OF
tumwa and Craston and has held
! many responsible positions. filling
them all with efficiency and loyalty
| o. E. Stewart will leave the %" with
the best wishes OF hundreds Of warm
hearted friends who will wish for hin
the very best in the remaining days
i ~ HE 1ifs