The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-15
CITY NEWS.

Register.
St Mary's Market at Home Tea
Co., Saturday afternoon.
p. I. Livingston, OF Quincy, was
business visitor in Keokuk yester-
day.
We have choice dressed chickens.
Jos. Haubert, 70a Main street.
Edwin G. Weisman is confined at
his home, 1909 Blondeau, from an at
tack Of tousilitis and grip
Regular monthly meeting of Bap-
fist Social club Friday March 18th,
1880 p. M, at church parlors.
Try roast Of lamb. beef. veal
or pork from the market of Jos.
Haubert, 100 Main.
Miss Atha Mcbride, Of 400 Main
street, received word yesterday to the
effect that her cousin, Mrs. Charlotte
Seeley, died Yesterday morning in St.
Louis. The funeral services are to
be held Sunday in st. Louis.
-Markley's dressed chickens and
choice meats are the dependable kind.
Regular meeting Keokuk Council
No. 536 tonight at 8 o'clock. Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited to attend. G.
NJ. vogler. regent; j. I. Annable. sec
rotary.
Miss Mccoy has removed her mil
linery stock to 724 Main street and
| is now ready for business.
Many of the Keokuk business
men are responding to requests to
place their copy in the hands Of the
printer early. This assistance is ap-
preciated. The early receipt of copy
for Sunday morning issue is especial
lily appreciated.
Keep In the dry in one of Sher
woods storm buggies.
-Puckechetuck Lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday night at s o'clock. All
members requested to be present. By
order of Noble Grand Geo. Immegart
i secretary.
4 Hiram Stebbins, who with other
Keokuk people are attending special
meeting of the A. o.. w. grand lodge
lin Des Moines. wires that the annul
ment of trains on account of the
snow storm prevented his arrival
home today.
i -Buggies, light delivery wagons
and harness at Sherwood's.
The registration boards will be
in session today until o'clock this
evening in the several wards. II
you have not registered do so. I'm
4 less your name appears on the reg
4 istration lists you will not be able
to vote.
4 Attend market tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock at st. Paul's hall
4 The lenten services tonight at
o'clock at ST. Johns Episcopal
church will be addressed by Dean
Jones, of Burlington, who will have as
his subject "The Church and the Indus
trial Order" This is the third lecture
lin the course on THE Church and
Modern Society All are cordially in
Iyited.
Owing to the fail o.
Fl snow there were few people OF
the streets. 1t Is bad kind of wealth
er for the merchants, who depend or
these few weeks, preceding Easter
as their harvest of the year They
above all other people are praying
ardently for the return of mild wealth
er. There is a hull in their trade
and it is not likely that it will be i'm
proved while there is snow on the
ground, and a blockade on the river
William Sinton, the local trans
fer man, is thankful that one repor
which had one of his valuable horse.
SO badly injured that it had to be kill
ed, is untrue. The Sinton team il
question plunged over an embankmen
in West Keokuk Wednesday after
noon, and after several hours of Wig
orous work. both horses were rescued
without serious injury to either horse
One report was to the effect that on
of the animals was SO badly injure,
that II had IN hp chof