The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-30
CITY NEWS.

Flashlights, batteries and bulbs.
Ayres & Sons.
New line Of lawn sprinklers-
King Plumbing Co.
The many friends OF Elmer Bunch
will be pleased to hear that he is able
to be about again after an attack OF
typhoid fever.
Have a fly net. Get it at sher-
woods
After all the talk Arthur W.
Schmidt does the best electrical work.
is South 18th. Bell phone 655
Valley Lodge No. 227 A. II. T. A.
will give its annual picnic at Turner
Grove July 4. Refreshments served
on the grounds. Amusements Of all
kinds.
Expert watch repairing Ayres 8
Sons.
! Upto-the- minute electric wiring
done by Arthur w. Schmidt. Just try
him next time. 1S South 18th. Bell
phone 655
Regular meeting OF Eagle Lodge
] No. II, A. F. & A. M Monday evening
4 July l, 1912 at p. m. at X. Of P. hall
Fifth and Blondeau Report of the
Building Committee with plans for
building. BY order Of the w. NJ. s.. HI.
Johnston. Sec'y
Dentists holiday Wed. afternoons
| They won't last long at $3.50
when people see what values they
are getting in those low shoes at
lMiller's.
4 AT 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon
the funeral of the late Rev. Eli Grant,
the venerable minister of the A. NJ. E.
church, superanuated, was held Very
impressive services we're held appro-
PIRATE to the occasion By Rev. Brew
er, pastor of the Seventh street A. M.
E. church and was we'll attended by
the membership of the church and
the old friends and associates of Rev.
Grant.
| West Point fair last week in Sep
tember. "a. Is, 26 and 81.
Place your order with us for gar
den hose-King Plumbing Co.
With the conclusion Of the nation
4 al democratic convention at Balti-
more. the closing up of the county
tickets of the respective parties at
Fort Madison yesterday the political
alignment for the fall campaign is
! fairly well decided There will be
plenty of politics from now on.
4 Avoid the Fourth of July rush and
lorder your Puritas beer now
Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No. ID, I. o. o. F.. Monday night at
Is O'Clock. Visiting brothers cordially
Invited. Work in initiatory degree.
"A recent despatch from Des
Moines says that it is believed that
the annual encampment of the Iowa
| National Guard will We to be def
nitely abandoned for this year be-
cause of the veto of the army appro-
priation bill Investigation shows
that state funds would not be suffi-
Gent to provide for tbs encampment
of all the regiments and probably the
entire encampment will hi re to be
abandoned unless a new appropria-
4 tion bill is passed at once
Nov is the time for sprinkling;
how about your hose2 King Plumbing
Co.
Ladies. you must see these low
shoes Miller is selling for $3.50.
Postmaster Moorehead has receiv-
ed a telegram from Washington to
the effect that the acceptance of all
bids for supplies under the depart
ment letters and all exigency appro-
priations must be made subject to ap-
preparations being provided This off.
cial information came Saturday morn
ling. The appropriation for postoffice
i expense has not been made as yer
and purchases will be made contin-
4 gent upon congressional action
| Keep the air in circulation buy
an electric fan. King Plumbing Co.
Satisfied with my electric wiring
4 and fixtures said one lady to another.
Who did the work? was the question
4 asked. Arthur w. Schmidt, is South
18th. Bell phone 655.
Friends of Charlie Thomas, con-
4 victed of the murder of Mabel SEQ
field in Des Moines, confidently be-
lieve that the present hearing before
the Iowa board of parole, will result
In Thomas, being released some time
/, in the near future. In case of such
parole it is altogether probable that
it will be very carefully safeguarded.
Efforts have been made in vain for
several years to get Charlie Thomas
out of prison, but a more hopeful reer
ing exists today among his attorneys
and friends than ever before.
Keep cool by ironing with an
electric iron.-King Plumbing Co.
NOTICE.
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