The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-25
CITY NEWS.

at his home, 1913 Carol street.
Get look at the big sack OF
flour In Malone's window at S0s Main
street.
The early cherry trees are almost
in full bloom.
-Patronize tho want department Of
this paper and have your wants salts
fed.
The foundation Of the rectory OF
ST Johns Episcopal church IL nearly
completed.
My new buggy bought at SHEER
woods Sherwood will sell you one
for little money.
Leo Whalan Of Fort Madison has
bought the barber ship at 72c Main
street. He solicits your patronage.
Take trip over the city and you
will return to your home better salts
fed with your city. Keokuk has sell
dom presented such activity.
Wanted salesman-to sell Home
Comfort ranges to farmers. A cal
airy. commission and expenses. Age
rs to 40 years. References required.
Address ]. o. Yates, Mt. Pleasant
Owing to conflict in dates the
lecture on Honolulu" to have been
given at st. Johns Parish house this
Thursday evening is postponed I'M
til Monday night.
John R. King will be compelled to
remain at his home for several weeks
on account OF fracture sustained
yesterday while getting out of ditch.
A bone in the right leg was broken
and the ligaments torn loose
Masonic Eagle Lodge No. IL A.
| f. & A. M. will hold special meeting
tonight, Thursday. April %. 1912, at
Castle Hall, Fifth and Biondeau.
4 Work In First Degree, time 1880 Wis
iting brethren cordially invited. BY
order of w. M. S. Fl. Johnston, Secy
| Additional reports reaching the
Industrial Association indicate in
creased activity among those in
charge of the Cleanup work In the
city. Block Al, in the first ward, and
block in the seventh, are reported
today as having been thoroughly clean
ed
Attorney Hazen l. Sawyer has re-
turned from Cedar Rapids where he
took an active part IN the republican
state convention. He was assistant
secretary of the convention. Capt. A.
H. Evans was chairman OF the Lee
county delegation. They report a
very interesting meeting and had a
pleasant time.
Myrtle ORGY. former waitress at
= local hotel, has brought suit in
the district court against another
waitress. Bessie Kelly, for damages Of
$4,000. The former claims the latter
circulated story about her physical
condition around the hotel where they
we're employed, that caused the plain.
tiff to lose her position.
Scribner's Magazine for May de-
votes considerable space to water pow.
err enterprises, and the Mississippi Riv-
er Power Co. carries page advertise
ment about the Keokuk plant. Other
water power enterprises in which the
Stone e Webster Co., has manage.
ment control are advertised The
number is a very interesting one
The manufacturers committee
composed OF John Nagle, Charles
Kirch and Cephas Harrison have met
with gratifying success in their soil
citation for delegates and visitors tc
1.-THE Iowa Manufacturers Convention
. to be held in Sioux City next month
and Will leave Keokuk with two Pull
man cars well filled with Keokul
enthusiasts who are going to get ths
next convention for Keokuk.
Iowa's Arbor Day comes on Fri
day, April 26th. and II you want t.
help make Keokuk city beautiful. /
is a patriotic duty to plant tree
Widespread inerest is being mani
tested by the people OF the United
States in every city and In every com
munity, in the preservation OF trees
The restoration OF the forest Is nos
one OF the great projects OF the day
\ Every state has it's Arbor day an
much is being done to awaken interes
in the young people In the planting G
trees
I'm another column OF this pape
4 appears the ad of Davis Bros, tn
grocers, at 1910 Fulton street The
carry full and complete line c
staple and fancy groceries and countr
q produce of all kinds. Davis Bros. ar
II two hustling young men who are d,
q serving Of the large patronage the
have and they believe In doing thing
n promptly and well. Patrons Of the
~ store can rest assured that they wi
get the best the market affords an
at the lowest possible price. A ca
Of either telephone will have the
\. care and attention. Let them hay