The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-13
CITY NEWS
-sealshirs oysters At rmmegart'l

Seslshirt oysters at rmmegart's
Adv.
Homer C, Lydolph. Sc, and Ber
tia 4. Wsre, -. Of Bonaparte. Iowa.
have secured license TO marry.
Davenport is improving the river
front It is very proper and q very
worthy investment. fine appearing
river front is big asset 10 the city.
Saturday Miss King win hold her
spring millinery display-Adv
The deg catcher Is busy now
catching stray CANNES and dogs
without proper tags and sending them
10 the gas box He was paid for
catching ten dogs.
-Winger Bros viii open their new
store, 1881 Main street. for the
aubdc's inspection tomorrow evening.
Souvenirs and nussc--Adv
The Industrial Association has a
supply OF the regatta calendars issued
by the Mississippi River Power com
pans which It viii give out to anyone
who viii call at the Offices.
Miss King will be pleased 70 ses
you 81 her Easter millinery opening
Sasurdsy So Main.-Ady.
Weather Observer Gosswisch re
ports that the representations for s
change IN the weather have been is
sled and tt,st q storm Is due toner
row with much colder weather.
Fresh catfish and haiihut, choice
ones II Hauhsrs, 7os Mafn.-Ady.
The interest IN good roads 5usi
sc-oss the line in Missouri which re
suited in The marking OF the Triple
Star tran into Ksokuk has taken holG
Of both business snd professional rez
as strongly as the farmers 4 sun
of sLaSI.s1 was raised IN Memphis
Mo 10 sid good rosds and au ths
farmers are reported enthusiastic ore,
tie proposition
Fe-ndsn wbsst bran. Iuamesar-s
ADJ
-Eoly -eek besins with tie nrs
q ne coming week and Is the nos
generally Observed q al the Lenser
Tssks The geek sta-ss Nth rex
saHGa~, Ehsch is Palm Surds-. 81,
tnctntes the asxr San6ay -hich /
EssEe-. Holy Tanrs5zv and Good RI
dzy arr alvzys osss-Ted n spacIs
zsaala- TIE wees IS cf slguiscznc,
70 ~ ch1rehes ans * zl~ays sgecsal
Il eouEe1orats6 in tas Cs1hoac AZ
h7iSceqai;aa caa-ches-
apSzzn waiter Bta3r az TIE Whit
cogLsr Ire q steamboats, siges asa
sEce that The hoass ~tEf - rzrn5rE n
sore the las DAY q Iarrh e. cn Ia
tsy al The ys-v sstsss. No5ces Ns-
essa SER OF Ens--aStfn- zEa7rz 70 q
their warehouses oQe1s6 and - ~
7arsd prev5ors Il that tzte- Al 4
riser steznhoa1 lines seu - - :,
ticirarns 81 increased freight ees
aess during the coming rear ard 4
eScarslo2 business vfFi s-sfa /
ho~amed hv the hecsnk dan
With The epp7pach a se-z
heather the Eovsruzsat feet i e
tins ready TO coztiaua their re-s .
5hs chanel trou the nav Eocs ., il
darn Il IS reported from Quircy Il
me sazs hoa7- Hsnrv Rosse. -bfS
hss aeeR winterf7g Il Qaincr 4
Kill Coue 10 this city ii feW "a
for opeFztio7s There ae-e ss7e-
government hoets here las fan wor
ing en- the channel bat iett with 4
approach Ct winter and bar che or Il
small beats and several ozrges .
now left
81 Louis Glo6eDeuocrs,. Pow
from the heokuk dam viii reach
Louis il q few days. according 10 Z
win D. Smith. superintendent Of /
Mississippi River Power DISTRIBUTE
company. who last night Iec,ured
the Academy OF Science. 3si7 Oil
street. before I'VE electrical aud I
ehauical ensineering societies. T
power viii be applied merely for te
Ing the apparatus ST the ST. Lo,
end o. the big wires. which ALREADY
in place. he said Slides. illustrate
the completed transforming station
the company at Pase avenue Heigh
ST Louis county, were used.