The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-18
CITY N EWS.

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new location at 514 Main street Ben
ner Tea Co.-Adv.
Wilbat, the ladies tailor, drafts,
fits and makes all kinds Of ladies
outer garments. 1105 Main street
Advertisement.
According to reports from Quincy,
that city is also undergoing a wave
of righteousness and is cleaning up
the gambling and bootlegging places
around the city.
Markley's Sunday specials: Chick
ems, lamb, veal or roast Of beef. ITO
Main.-Adv.
Lap robes for the winter at Sher-
wood s. ADV.
w. b. Collins has transferred lots
IL and IL on Exchange street, near
the shoe factory to ]. G. Hughes for
a consideration of $500 and lot adj
joining to John S. Sprowl.
Smart clothes for boys at Ewers-
Mccarthy Co. Adv.
Bicycle tubes ana castings vulcan
lied. Tri-State Auto Garage.-Adver-
tisement.
Hubert Marks, small son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Marks, 314 N. Ninth
ST., is carrying a dislocated arm in
sling as result Of an automobile
kicking" while he was cranking 1t.
These Ewers- Mccarthy Co. So,
s1S and $40 suits and overcoats should
provide food for Thoughtful
Many automobilists are complain
ing of the amount of glass scattered
in the streets over the city and some
are Of the opinion that it is done
maliciously. One man has had two
tires ruined within the last two weeks.
-Ewers-McCa rthy Co. are exclusive
agents for Adler Rochester Clothcraft
and Lrsystem suits and overcoats.-
Adv.
According to fishermen the new
dam is going to make one of the best
fishing grounds in the river. Salmon
are now found in abundance in the
swfst water just below the dam and
range from six Inches to over a foot
in length. This fish always haunts
swift water and no amount of fishing
will prevent more from coming.
Haubert has choice spring chick
ems and lamb, roasts of beef and pork.
| 709 Main street. Both phones.-A
Robert McLaury who has been in
Des Moines since leaving Keokuk,
and who was formerly in the Burling-
ton Route Offices here, has accepted a
splendid position with one of the
southern railroad company at BERN
ingham, Alabama. Bob's many Keo-
l1uk friends congratulate him upon
his success.
| -Puckechetuck Lodge no. 4s meets
every Friday night at s o'clock. All
members requested to be present. BY
order Of Noble Grand. Geo. Immegart
lsecretary. Work in the third degree
advertisement
Upon invitation of the pastor the
Methodist Episcopal conference which
Iha been in session at West Burling
to. decided to hold its next meeting
at Montrose. Rev. A. H. Lathrop, d
D., of Keokuk preached a sermon
His text was taken from Matt 1913
l"Whom do men say that the son o
man am, and whom do you then ga.
I am
Regular meeting Keokuk Council
No. 536 tonight at o'clock, Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth
rem fraternally invited to attend.
M. vogler, regent; ]. |. Annable. sec
rotary Advertisement.
-R. Murphy, government en-
ployee, Felix Grouse and John Doe
: the two latter Mexicans, were handle
ten days each on charge of intox
cation in superior court this morning
Charles Wright and Charles Hayder
who pleaded not guilty to a charge {
vagrancy yesterday, decided toda
that they were guilty and were turne
: loose with thirty days hanging owe
them, with the ACCOMPLISHMENT of th
court to hunt job.
n Sherwood for harness at To-
It prices-Adv.
l. ID. B, Hine Of Omaha, Neb., wa
II in the city today for the first tim
= In thirty-five years. Mr.. Hine We
formerly locomotive engineer ru
ming out of here and entered the Sc
vice of the Union Pacific after lea
20 ing this city. He remarked at til
y. number OF changes that had bee
made in the appearance of the cit
since he left but thought that til
dam would mark new epoch in tn
industrial development of the city.
Sherwood is making low price