The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-05
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Think Of the pleasant evening you
can spend for only 25c on the "a.
w. fiilI June and 6.--Adv.
Des Moines street near Second street.
Geo. w. Jenkins, 81, and Ethel
L Smith. II. secured license today
to marry.
Fresh catfish at Jos. Haubert's,
70s Main street.--Adv
Rev. Albert G. M .G.,y would be
pleased to meet his Old friends and
make some new ones at the mission
tomorrow. Friday, evening.
Notice to all members OF A. o.
y. W.: Important business tonight;
be sure and come. C. II. Grifflth, M.
w. J. A. BraEson, reed. ADV. q
Alberta McGinnis, a colored girl,
was this morning ordered to be taken
to the reform school for girls, by
Judge Mcnamara
Lorena Ellis and Martha Cheney
were fined $500 and costs in the su-
lperior court this morning for disturb.
ing the peace at Ninth and Main
streets.
Take in the special bargain moon
lights on the "Hill, Thursday and
Friday from 500 to 11:0o p. M
Adv.
The framework for the seventh
and last floor of the Hotel Iowa is
now being erected. The roof will
probably be on the hotel within six
weeks.
Canned tongue. boned chicken,
deviled ham, canned fish, olives and
pickles at Immegart's. Phone a.
Adv.
The scene from the car windows
between this city and Montrose Is
one of exceptional beauty now with
the river being rapidly raised to pro-
vide water to turn the big turbines
here. The middle lock is reported to
have been entirely submerged and the
third lock is barely observable. Tho
Mississippi above the dam is rapidly
taking on the appearance OF a lake.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk
lodge. No. 1o6, B. P. o. g.. tonight at
Elks' hail. Sixth and Blondeau streets.
Initiation. Installation OF officers and
social session.-Adv.
Figures have been submitted by
~. 0. Boyd. superintendent of the
First Christian Sunday school depart.
ment, showing a gain III member
hip each Sunday. The Christians and
lie Baptist Sunday school are hold
Ing contest at the present time.
The number attending the first school
each Sunday since he beginning of
the contest are tabled as fellows, from
April to June / 202, 278, 315, 1856,
365. 464. 493, 524, Sag. During the
| first three months of the year there
was an average attendance OF LAG
and the gain since the beginning of
the contest is about 400.
Regular meeting OF Puckechetucs
encampment No. z. !. o. o. F. at
Odd Fellows hall at 5 o'clock tonight
Visiting brethren fraterlally invited
| 10 ..ttend
The Upper Room Mission, open
every evening at 81 North Fifth street
The great sin of the world today is
the rejection of Jesus Christ. "He
was in the world and the worsd was
made by Him and tie world knew
Him not The creator of the ucrld
by His spirit and word Is in Kc1kuk
today and Keokuk knows Him not.
He came unto His cwn (the Jews
and His own received Him net" Of
1.-THE holy spirit Jesus says: He will
convict the world of sin
because they believe not on me.
How many sad hearted ones are re-
fusing Him! He was despised and
rejected of men," F. A. McGaw.
Gate City Camp. No. 81, w. y. w,
meets tonight at Hawkes. hall. A full
attendance is urged, as business OF i'm.
portance will come up.-Advertise.
ment
Ralph B. Smith returned this
morning from Des Moines where he
represented the firm of ]. f. & N. NJ.
Smith at the state abstractors con-
vention There was = large attend
ance, over half of the members being
present. The state trophy was award
ed to the Abba Abstract and Realty
company the local abstracter being
the chairman of the committee of
Judges. The 1914 meeting will be
held In Mason City, Keokuk being one
of the cities to withdraw in it's favor.
The officers for the coming year will
be: President, G. E. Whitcomb Of
Northwood; vice president. r. G. Pop
ham Of Marengo; treasurer, Miss Jen-
ME M. Oliver of Spencer; secretary
T. i. Brown of Clarinda and the exc.
cutive committee, H. L. Carroll CT
Des Moines, c. H. Burke of Garner,
r. S. Austin of Clarion, G. E. Loomis
of Red Oak, and ]. A. Murphy of Ida
Tho InoaI