The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-28
CITY NEWS.

Clean the manure in the rear OF
your home.
House dresses. gingham or per
Gale, 81 to 81 each at the Central
Store ADJ
A marriage license has been is
sued to Henry Habben. %. and Violet
IT, Pilkington. so, both OF Carthage.
H.. and John joyce and Grace Berer.
ing. of this city.
Booster club apples. 50 sd soc a
peck at ". n Hodges. Eleventh and
High. Phone s5i,-Adv.
III. n Fleming. contractor OF this
city. left for Milton. Iowa. today with
q force OF men to erect business
block for Rowland Brothers, general
merchants
a7-inch embroidery houncing. s5c
to si-e5 yard. The Central Store
Clean up. Do 1t tomorrow, for to-
morrow is the last day before April
5oth-
Carnival on skates. beginning
$50 Monday. April IS. 90, so. Skat-
ing usual time. 1.su. Admission 1oc,
skates 15c, SOS Main.-Adv.
For harness repairs go to sher-
wood s.-Adv.
The superior court room is under
going several changes In appearance
this week A new electric light sys.
tenn is being installed and q metal
ceiling is being placed. Court is be
Ing held in one of the smaller ONCE
rooms
Large display OF Is inch voiie
nouncing 75c to s1e5. The Central
Adv.
Cleanup day is on Wednesday
OF not less Importance is it to have
the city made sanitary than it is &c
have 1t made beautiful.
Two large crowds were brought
to the city yesterday from Hannibal
Canton, and Quincy on the steamers
Dubuque and G. W Hill The latte,
boat carried the Trades and Labor
Assemblies of Quincy and Hanniba
and arrived here an hour late
Go TO Shervocd's for buggies-
Adv.
Motor boat enthusiasts have
found new thriller in the Missis
sippi IN shooting the rapids iusi
below the X and n. bridge. A large
crowd yesterday watched two mer
drive a boat into the current where
1t Is made the NEST turbulent BY the
spfllways at the dam and turn theil
boat around in it. II Is a dangerous
practice but sensational
Tomorrow is tie last day OF the
clean up and each one is expected II
do his part and not let his premises
be one OF the dirty ones on April 3oth
Is inch embroidery flouncings. Tsc
10 $3.50 per yard The Central-Adv
The steamer Morning Star which
vas to be sent on q tour from Dayen
port to Tennessee during the middle
Iof May viii not make the trip because
the lock will not be opened It seem:
that the steamboat men had arrang
ed the trip knowing that the loci
would not be opened until June l
expecting special arrangements to bs
made for che day. May &c.
The chairman Of the general com
ristee will go over the city on the
sIth and report in both papers vhal
he finds in the KAY of dirt. manure
or ashes and he urges each lieutenant
and each owner or occupant to ses
that lis alley and premises are clean
ed tomorrow so that the city may be
reported clean.
With their sleek white feathers
and black wing-tips glistening ovel
The water q large flock OF gulls, scav
enger birds from northern waters
were seen near the island below the
city yesterday morning early. II Il
extraordinary TO see these birds II
this vicinity and many people were
attracted by the sight
The Keokuk Masonic Building
Association directors will entertain
the oficers and members OF Emirs
chapter No. 90 o. E s.. Damascu:
Com manderr No K r. Gate Cit.
chapter No. Z. R A. NJ Hardin lodge
No. 90. A. F. and A, NJ. and Eagle
lodge A. r and A. NJ. on Tuesday
evening, April 20. az the Odd Fellows
hall at eight O'Clock TO talk over plans
for the neE Masonic Temple
Large lines OF wash goods, los
to soc per yard at the Central Store
ADV.
Among scholars and teachers vel
up in other respects there is probabll
less known OF the countries around th'
Pacific. their history and develop
mant. than OF any other parts OF Ii.
globe. All the same anrms Bancroft
! in Retrospection.. wealth and gold
en- opportunity await the able AM
adventurous OF the shores OF the Pa
cifc the KEY 10 which IS this grea
ditch which we have dug.
Large display OF isces and EN-
broideries. all widths and prices. Ger
f.-oy c.a-r