The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-13
CITY NEWS.

Special sale on silk petticoats to-
morrow at Miss ella Fanning's, COL
Main.
The articles of adoption OF the
one year old iarold Kinnamon, son
Of Madge Kinnamon, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Hahn, have been filed for
record in the office Of the deputy
recorder
Opening millinery, exclusive
dress patterns, trimmings, dress maxi
ing. Saturday, Hamilton, Ill. Jessie
Webb Prop.
Electric wiring and electric TX
lures should have the best attention.
! In this character OF work / guarantee
to please you Will you let me?
Arthur w. Schmidt, 1904 Main. Bell
lphone 487
4 I'm Fort Madison yesterday Judge
Bank announced that he would adj
journ court In order to give those
who wanted an opportunity to take
In the annual farmers picnic, to be
held in Fort Madison on Saturday.
/ Mcbride Millinery Co.'S fall dis
play OF millinery is tomorrow. You
should not miss it. 400 Main.
| Buy spring chickens and lamb,
beef and pork at Jos. Haubert's for
your Sunday dinner, 709 Main street.
Both phones.
Paul M. Maier, living two miles
and half on the boulevard, north OF
Hamilton, is building beautiful resi-
dence, just on top of the hill above
his old residence which will give him
beautiful view of the lake and Keo-
: kuk.
Bicycle tubes and castings vulcan
lied Tri-State Auto Garage.
Danger. Not if Arthur w. Schmidt
installs your electrical work. 1904
Main. Bell phone 4S7.
Mrs Emma yolkammer, a board
ing house keeper Of Fort Madison
/, seized a lodger's wardrobe, for his
board bill. During her absence he
returned to the house, broke into the
room where his clothes were locked
: up, stole them and a purse containing
. $685. and made his escape.
Pearson, Skrogs & Co., are now
. putting down a we'll for Mr.. Dadant
: Of Hamilton, Illinois.
: An invitation Is extended to you
to visit the fall millinery opening to-
morrow at Mcbride Millinery Co., 400
I Main street
9 -Farmington Herald: ]. L. Zane
t has purchased blacksmith shop at
l. Keokuk, located on Johnson street,
n and opened same for business We'd
s nesday morning. Mr. Zane will make
= negotiations with factory at Keo-
q kuk to manufacturer his calk shear on
d a royalty
Stylish fall millinery. Mrs Car
ter. 1922 Bluff st.
: Best Springfield 6 In lump coal.
:, 1925 per ton. in quantities Of tons
: or more. ]. G. McManus Construction
! Co.
t DIR. E. NJ Hanson, of this city. at
I. tended the medical meeting in Bur-
il llington Wednesday evening, and was
on the program for an address, which
was greatly enjoyed by Il attending
7 physicians.
Stylish fall millinery, Mrs. Car
{ t-r. 1922 Bluff st.
The Emporium's display of fall
millinery will attract the ladies to-
morrow at 724 Main.
Edward Keraghan, a plumber is
\ confined to his home with a number
Of severe Injuries sustained in fall
II from building on Fourth, between
II Main and B1ondeau, last Tuesday af-
II ternoon. Keraghan fell from a lad
II der on which he was working.
II Buy that new set of harness at
II Sherwood's. 703 Main street.
II -Puckechetuck Lodge No 43 meets
every Friday night at 8 o'clock. All
Ii members requested to be present. By
-der OF Noble Grand. Geo Tmmegarc,
secretary. Work in the second degree.
II Stylish fall millinery, Mrs. Car
II ter. 1922 Bluff ST.
AT Mis- Kings display tomorrow
Il all the latest In fall millinery will be
II ehown 1922 Main.
Pennington Herald: The new
II Keokuk hotel costing 100000 is now
1 an assured fact. This is only fore
= runner of what is to come. Anyone
who doubts but what Keokuk is going
: to make a great city let them take a
run down and look it over. Keokuk
has a great future and it will develop
\ the entire southeastern part of iowa
II Sherwood wants to sell you a new
i buggy. Little money takes one.
\ See the beautiful fall millinery
\ display at the Emporium tomorrow.
Il The remains Of Mrs. Anna Wilson
i who died at her home at Fort Madi-
Il son Wednesday were brought to Keo-
Il kuk on the lis south bound X line
Il train this afternoon, and the funeral
Il took place from the train. Rev. Patton
Of A. NJ. E. church Of Fort Madison,
II officiating.
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