The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-17
CITY NEWS.
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Friday afternoon ADV.
! "A ten days meeting is being held
at the First African Baptist church.
with Rev. Joseph Roman, OF MARSHALL
town, Iowa, preaching. Everyone is
invited.
See sherwood's new line Of bug
gies.-Adv.
Don't suicide; write Atty. will
| liams.-Adv
The second block to be reported
| in the clean up campaign is number
SO in the sixth ward between Carroll.
Ridge. Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. Jacob Busch and Mrs Busch
are lieutenants in that block. There are
but two weeks left for the lieutenants
to finish their work before the public
holiday and inspection on April so.
Choice fresh catfish at Jos. Hau-
fbert's. 700 Main street ADV.
Ladies will have the exclusive use
| OF the Hippodrome theatre Friday
afternoon. when Madame Gertrude
will give a matinee for them Adv.
George L. Herrett, "a. and Susie
S. Miller, %, both of Fort Madison,
secured license here yesterday and
were married by Rev. j. c. Sage
Chilt Taylor, 25, and Ivy Miller, "a,
were married in the clerks Office by
Justice Leindecker yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Taylor is a farmer living
at Alexandria, Mo-, and Miss Miller's
home is in Warsaw.
1t will pay you SIS to call on Sher-
wood before you buy harness.Adv.
Minnie e. Bence's pupils Invita-.
ton card admits the holder to recital
Thursday evening, Y. M. C. A. Other
admission rs cents.-Adv.
Emma Allen has filed suit in the
district court for divorce from her
husband, Ellis A. Allen, alleging him
| with being habitual drunkard. She
! asks that her maiden name, Emma
Chinn, be restored her and that she be
! given permission to remarry within a
4 year. Gertrude Pool has filed suit fer d.
lvorce from her husband, Asa j. Pool,
alleging cruel and inhuman treatment
She asks permission to remarry with
in a year.
Ferndell salad dressing. Imme-
gart's.-Adv.
On April II, State Lecturer g. A.
Kenderdine of the A. o. U. w. will be
in the city and will deliver an ad-
dress at our hall. All members are
urged to be present c. HI. Griffith,
NJ. w. J. A. Branson, rec'd-Adv.
The fire department was called to
a dwelling place in the alley between
Fulton and Franklin streets on
Twelfth last night at seven-thirty. A
lamp had been turned over on a
bureau and the fire resulting was ex-
tinguished with the use of the chem
ical engine. The colored people Iiv-
ing in the house suffered the loss of
some clothes and furniture. The dam
age was slight.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk
lodge, No. 106. B. P. o. E.. tonight at
Elks' hall. Sixth and Blondeau streets.
Initiation. Installation of officers and
social session.-Adv.
The examinations for positions in
the United States civil service were
held today in the district attorneys
room at the federal court house and
were conducted by ]. NJ Shoemaker
of st. Paul Among a number who
took the examinations were several
who took those for stenography and
i stenography and typewriting. Any
one who passes these examinations is
practically assured of place at sew
: senty-five dollars per month immediate
ly.
Gate City Camp No. 81, w. .. w.
3 meets tonight a. Hawkes. hall. A full
attendance is urged, as business Of i'm.
r portance will come up.-Advertise
= ment.
!. The Fort Madison council by May
!. or Brown has sent kilograms to Gov
!. ernor Clarke and Representative Ham
/. ilton protesting against the passage
of the bill for the creation OF a de
!, partment of public docks which was
4 prepared by the Upper Mississippi
River Improvement Association. They
took the position that the bill is man
: datory and would mean burden tc
the taxpayers. The bill was prepared
. along similar lines in five states ant
passage is almost assured in four i
is regarded by the Upper Mississippi
River Improvement Association as the
most important bill presented in year:
for the development of water trans
portation.
I Regular meeting of Puckechetuch
encampment No. Z, /. 0. o. f. al
i Odd Fellows hall at o'clock tonight
j Visiting brethren fraternally invited
tc -ttend.-Advertiseme
i H. b. Heineman of Quincy. repre-
!! senting the Pabst Brewing Co, wa
in the city yesterday calling upon Thu
trade. Mr.. Heineman has numerou
friends in Keokuk.
f. MASONIC.
re The Keokuk Masonic Building AS