The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-11
CITY NEWS.

| It's annual convention IN OJtumWh OC-
tober 81 to November 2.
New honey at Immegart's.-Ad-
vertisement.
Mrs 3. l.. Boud underwent an
operation this morning at st. Joseph
hospital. She is reported as resting
very easy at this time.
Attend La vogue's beautiful fall
millinery display saturday.-Adver-
/ tisement.
Saturday specials get the largest
publicity when advertised in The Gate
City. Use Friday evenings issue.
-Pickling vinegar at Immegart's.-
Advertisement.
4 They had good rain across the
river at Hamilton this morning, but
I Keokuk was passed up by the weather
man.
You'll see the latest in new fall
millinery Saturday at the Emporium,
726 Main Advertisement.
"A business meeting of the official
board of the Valley NJ. E. church will
be held Monday evening, Sept 18th,
at 8 o'clock.
Dependable harness sold by
Sherwood Advertisement
"A number Of the delegates attend
ing the Iowa Christian convention
left TOR their respective homes today.
The convention closes tomorrow even
/ ing.
| Attend Moore & Morgan's fall
millinery display Saturday.-Adver-
tisement.
III. Henry Pechstein suffered a
painful injury yesterday, his left eye
ball being injured by the breaking of
a bottle in the bottling works of
4 Pechstein & Nagel.
An invitation is extended to the
ladies' of Keokuk to view the late
styles in fall millinery at Miss M
Kings Saturday th-Advertisement
1 The Keokuk merchants are ready
for the fall trade. They have the
merchandise and intend to offer 1t at
prices that will make Keokuk trad.
ing point. Read The Gate City adver-
tisements and get wise to merchan-
disc bargains.
We announce our fall millinery
display for Saturday TIE La Vogue
Advertisement
II the Keokuk merchants will fur
nish advertising copy early it will
assist in the making of better news
paper and the better the newspapey
the better the reputation of the city
Ali that's latest In millinery
shown at Moore & Morgan's Saturday
Advertisement
w. H Siegfried of lila Main
street has been much embarrassed by
the fact that his name was in the
list Of the 25 charged with selling
liquor Illegally The name on the in
formation was W. IT" Seigfried but i
was meant for Seigfried who oper
ated on South Third street and has
left the city.
Stop at sherwood's for buggies
and light delivery wagons -Adver
tisement.
The funeral of Mr. Thomas stiv
ers, editor and publisher of the Bur
lington Gazette. was held in Burling
ton this afternoon. Out of respect t,
his memory the Gazette did not pub
lish newspaper today. Mr. Silver
was a frequent visitor to Keokuk an,
had many friends here
Mrs. Albert Wakefield of Sheffield
II CT pf IJ,,pb r. Cnonar -,
!, Z. P. Cooper, died yesterday at Shet
field The remains will be sent to tn
old home at Lacrosse, Wis, for il
4 terment, burial taking place mex
t Monday
j Saturday, the Emporium's displa
OF new fall millinery 726 Man. Don
{ fail to visit our Advertisement
Detroit is said to be operatin
q what is known as pay as you leave
cars. Passengers board cars withou
being accosted by the conductor hu
when they reach their destinatio
they pay their fare. The Detro'
Street Railway company alleges >shi
saves time, as the conductor does nc
have TO stop and collect fares as tn
passengers board the car Passenger
as rule drop off one by one an
board the cars in crowds at certai
central locations.
i Only few more Of those plan
l bargains left. Loewenstein's must
ore-Advertisement
State Pure Food and Dairy Con
missioner W. 3. Barney will delive
an address this evening at 9 o'cioc
at the superior court room to whic
the public is invited and the dealer
especially urged to attend He wi
/ explain the pure food laws. sanitar-
weights and measures and cold sto
age requirements and hopes that til
people of Keokuk will take advantae