The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-03
CITY NEWS.


Advertisement.
The time for annual church ba.
zaars and chicken pie suppers is ap.
preaching. These are always well
patronized events in this city
-Piggott's victrola concert tomor.
row evening. Plenty room and chairs.
Come.-Advertisement.
Quail hunting will be a popular
sport for the hunters for the next
several weeks. There is always quite
lively search for this toothsome
bird.
dill pickles at Renard's Grocery.
Advertisement.
The Des Moines county Sunday
School Associations school of instruc-
ton will be held in the Burlington M
e. church this week. This is the $685.
ion for Sunday school conventions
and special religious meetings.
Buy harness and drivers articles
at Sherwood's- Advertisement
The Charles Gates special bearing
the body of the dead eastern million.
aire reached New York Friday re.
ducing the time twenty-five minutes
over any special that had precede / it,
New and nobby line of auto robes
at sherwood's. Advertisement.
An unsigned communication was
received few days ago. The rules
of this paper require the correct sig.
nature Of the writer, not for publica-
tion purposes but for the information
OF the editor. In sending commune
cations to The Gate City be sure and
attach your correct name.
II would rather skip the news in
my newspaper than the advertise.
ments,' said woman who always
shops wisely. "The advertisements
are sure to be about something good.
They tell me the things l want to
know"
-Victrola concert Tuesday evening,
plenty room and chairs. Piggott's.
advertisement.
Burlington is also wrestling with
the garbage question and the CONNER
cial club of that city is going to dis
cuss plans for the collection and dis
posal of garbage. Keokuk is giving
this important matter attention. It
Is question that needs serious atten-
ton from all communities.
I'm ordering your next case Of beer
remember that Pur.tas beer is made
in Keokuk. It's as good as the best.
Try it next Advertisement
AS predicted in The Gate City
several days ago. Rev. Father Joseph
P. Nugent. the we'll known Des Moines
priest, declined the appointment of
United States consul at Jerusalem.
Father Nugent is we'll known in Keo-
kuk where he has delivered many in
structiye and enterta mig lectures.
Rev. R. w. I4illey, who attended
the national convention CT Christian
churches at Toronto recently, said
the burden of the meeting was church
unity. DR.. Charles S. Mcfarland, OF
New York, In an address be ore the
interchurch council in Dss Moines.
declared that If the churches did not
unite they could not cope with vice
and industrial injustice.
Chief Of Police Jenny OF DIS
Moines speaking of Halloween said:
Absolutely the best Halloween we
ever had-thanks to the Juvenile po-
lice" The Des Moines chief Of Do
lice placed a squad of juvenile p-lice
in every section of the city with the
result that the damage Halloween
night was reduced to the minimum.
Here is good idea for the Keokuk
authorities to put into effect next
year.
The Illinois Tract on company
has bought the electric light plants at
Des Moines, Oskaloosa, Colfax AMI
many other towns east of Des Moine3.
which causes the Coon Rapids Enter
prise to inquire? Does this mean that
an interurban line is to be run from
Keokuk to Des Moines, using current
from the Keokuk dam? If SO, what
Is to prevent interurban lines from
same power being built west, ncrth
and south of Des Moines and all eli
ectric light plants swallowed UP b.
this big financial electric concern or
the Colonel Bows company? Every
small town in the state in time Will be
supplied with electric current by cor
porstions which have millions behind
them"