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

recovery. While the hot weather OF
the past few days has been hard on
him, his temperature has been stead
lily reduced and he is now about out
of danger. He will be confined to his
home for a couple Of weeks.
Have harness repaired at Sher-
woods.
There is great demand for labor
all over the country and the indica-
tons for heavy fall and winter bust
ness was never better. In Keokuk
labor can find employment in plenty
and in this issue appears an advertise
ment from the Atlas Portland Cement
Co., Of Hannibal, Mo-, offering high
wages to American and foreign labor
for eight hour shifts.
-Childrens all solid glazed kid
blucher school shoes for $1.25 and
$3.50, at Miller's.
VIM Holland has bought the en-
tire new stock of Tony Corners &
Co. at sos Main street, including
household goods, fine lima of brass
beds, chiffoniers, felt mattresses, china
closets, etc. Having bought the stock
at csc on the dollar will sell them at
very low price to close out. VIII
sell or trade. What have you?
Everybody in Keokuk should see
Keokuk horses go at Kahoka fair
next "wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. They are: Jimmie Hirst's Bob
Heir, H. E. Atoms Everett b., and
NJ. J. Cahill's Lill McWood.
Rev r. W. Lilley Of the First
Christian church, goes to Centerville,
/ where he will make the Labor Day
address. A number of the towns in
the vicinity Of Centerville are to have
joint celebration, and Rev. Lilley
will talk to those people on The Re
lation OF the Church to Organized
/ Labor"
/ Schmidt, Keokuk's best electrN
clan. is South Eleventh. Phone 655.
The Knights OF Columbus from
4 the three councils in Keokuk, Fort
| Madison and Burlington are to meet
/ in the annual tri-city meeting held the
first Sunday IN October In Fort Madi
son, when the higher degrees will be
conferred on a number OF candidates
from the three cities. There will be
in the neighborhood of dozen candt
dates from this city.
4 Buy new buggy cheap at Sher
woods.
The Unitarian Woman's Alliance
meeting will not be held Monday
Sept 8. Postponed until Sept. 8. Tht
Unitarian Sunday school will oper
Sunday, Sept. s, instead of Sept. 1.
/ William Ertel, former bartende,
in the Klingbeil saloon, was arrested
yesterday in Hamilton and brough
back to this city to face charge o
robbery. The Klingbeil saloon safe |
said to have been robbed of $50 Il
broad daylight, and E,rtel is though
to have known something about tn
disappearance of the money. Chic
Schevers and Officer Wilson went Il
Hamilton after Ertel yesterday.
Buy all drivers articles at Sher
woods.
Quincy Journal: Hugh l.. Coope
has written the Chamber of Com
MERGE that he expects to be in Quinc.
next Tuesday, when arrangement
will be. made with the Quincy people
in regard to the power that is to b.
furnished by the Cooper dam when I
is completed This win be one of tn,
first steps taken in Quincy that viii
give definite information of what in
ducements and advantages the dan
has for this city. The Chamber o
Commerce authorities will know NOR,
, fully after Mr.. Cooper's visit wha
offers they may make to manufactur
ers who may desire to locate here.
Union made clothing, gloves, etc
at Gonzales.
The following patents were grant
ed to Iowans for the week endin!
August ~, 1912, as reported fron
the Office of Wilfred G. Lane, paten
attorney, Crocker building, De
] Moines, Iowa: No. / ,036,7S5, curtai
holder, C. NJ. Bergstrom, Boone; Nc
,036, 7S6, box car construction, j. "
Bettendorf, administrator, Bettendorf
No. 1,036,794, friction pulley, c. {
Butler, waterloo; No. 1,036,960, seles
tive signal, L. w. Carroll, Anamosa
\ No. 1036,9S1, transmission gearing
c. C. Earnist, Riceville; No. 1,036,61;
liquid fuel burner ]. Harper, Fail
l field: No. 1,036,S7s, car brake, c. Mine
art, East Pleasant Plain; No. 1.os6,131
) truck, A. L. Clark, Dubuque; No. l
. O36,61S, machine for forming cemen
tiles, F. s. Hartwell and l.. c. Scar!
Onawa; No. 1,037,155, try square. {
G. and P A. Larson, Burlington; NJ
S ,03G,704, cream ripener, G. G. Plum
s mer Chester; No 1,037,077, graf
door for box cars, A. E. H. steinmal
l. Bettendorf.
v The hotel soliciting committe
s held meeting Saturday afternoon {
J. the Elks club and canvassed the wor
e done during the past few weeks t,
ward raising the $4,000 toward til
100000 hotel The committee, con
y posed OF L. A. Hamill, Wells NJ. I
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