The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-25
CITY NEWS.
Notice Iowitz Hair Goods ad.

Notice Lowitz Hair Goods ad.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Henry F.
Kruger, a girl baby. Friday evening.
West Point fair last week In Sep.
TENDER. "a, rs, rs and 81.
Ed. G. Hovey an old Keokuk boy
/ is playing the pictures at the Grand.
Dentists holiday Wed afternoons.
For SaleA good gentle sorrel
mare, for driving or teaming. H. L.
Connable, 524 Main.
! The friends OF C. w. Trott in Keo-
kuk will be glad to hear that hewas
appointed postmaster of Oakdale. la
- have two wardrobe trunks,
slightly soiled by window display. I
offer at great bargains. H. L. Con-
nab'e, 524 Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roper OF
1902 Timea street are the proud par
ents Of a bright, promising boy who
made his appearance yesterday morn
/ ing.
Mabel Schroeder. public stem
ographer and notary public Hotel
Keokuk..
Regular meeting Of Keokuk lodge
No. u. ]. o. o. F.. Monday night at
s o'clock. Visiting brothers cordially
invited. Work in third degree.
The Tri-State Commercial College
! is open every evening from to 9.
Born, a baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. Martin, 1923 Des Moines
street. The baby arrived at ITO
last Friday afternoon.
-Sherwood's headquarters for har-
ness
Don't forget st. Mary's excursion
Saturday, Aug. 81. Boat leaves 2:30.
| An Austrian named John Baulich
was hurt slightly by timber slipping
off skid upon his back at the lum-
Der yard of the Iowa division early
Saturday morning. When the other men
got out Of the way, he ducked under
the skid
Notice Lowitz Hair Goods ad.
Its up-to-the-minute repair work
that Karle is doing. S14 Main.
Sherwood has big line Of new
buggies.
James Farrell, street inspector
under Street Commissioner Hickey
has severed his connection with the
city. Farrell was let go by Commits
sioner Hickey and another man, to
be decided upon later, will be put on
the job.
/ Buy bicycle tubes at Tri-State
Garage, Ninth and Johnson.
Louie will please you in shoe re-
pairing at s26 Main street.
The following ladies who were
| delegates to the state convention OF
the A. o. H. held at Cedar Rapids
last Tuesday and Wednesday, arriv-
ed home Thursday night: Miss Wini-
fred Conroy, Miss Anna Rogerson,
Mrs. Joseph Moeller, Mrs. McGetti-
gan, Mrs. ]. Stack, Miss Mccoy. Mrs.
INLAND, Miss Nellie Kamuf, Mrs.
Harry Watson and Mrs. Kelly. Miss
Anna Mcbride of Keokuk, was reelec-
! ted state president.
/ Sherwoods always for harness re-
pairs.
60 to Ft. Madison Irnday, Az
I gust %, on the steamer G.. w. Hill
/ at 1890 p. m.
Wanted Board or rooms, fol
large number of desirable workmen.
Address J. l.. Mcleod, care Stone &
Webster Eng. Corp.
The following patents were grant
/ ed to Iowans for the week ending Aug
ust 20, 1912, as reported from the
office of Wilfred G. Lang, Patent At
I torney, Croker Bldg, Des Moines,
Iowa: No. 1,036,135, nut-lock, P. Blu
bany, Abba; No. 1o3s,46s. concrete
mold, c. H. F. Dyhrkopp, Spencer: No.
1,035,9S7, burial-vault, A. ]. Merkelbach,
| 1,036,220, pipe-grabber, r. e. Greenley,
Independence; No. 1.036,246, mall
crane, ]. M. Hough, Woodbine; No. L.
025.9S7, burial-yault. A. ]. Merkelbach
Muscatine; No 1,o36,32O smoke-con-
sumner, c. E. Patrick, Des Moines,
/ No. 1,036,007, friction power-transrtis-
sion mechanism, N. H. Robinson,
/ Woodstock; Nc. 1,036.347, hose-cou-
/ ping, C. c. Schultz. Victor; No. 1,03G,-
l040, gate-fastener, T. Wadlefgh, Knier-
i'm; No. 1,035, SAT, means for cushion
ring the bodies of railway cars, J. w.
Bettendorf, administrator, Davenport;
No. 1.035,S4S, underframe for cars, J.
W. Bettendorf, administrators, Daven-
port.
Notice Lowitz Hair Goods ad.
Excursion to FIT. Madison Sun
day, August 25, on the new steamer
G. w. Hill Leaves Keokuk at 1890
p. m. Arrives TT Madison $3.50;