The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-12
CITY NEWS.

Chunks, 81 per cord. Eaton Phone
1471 ADV.
There will be free missionary
entertainment at the Baptist church
auditorium on March fourth to which
all are Invited.
Marriage licenses have be IN
granted to William Cation, 81, and
Emma b. Koeber, SO, both of Greg
DRY, Missouri and Benjamin S. Sock
man, 81, and Julia A. Holmes, 80. both
of Montrose.
There was no session in the dis
trict court today because of Lincoln's
birthday and the grand jury adjourn
led it's sessions at noon. 8
Clipping party will be given at
st. Paul's hall, Thursday, Feb 13,
afternoon and evening. Admission 15c,
including refreshments. Everybody
The Upper Room Mission Open
every evening at 1880, at No 81 North
Fifth street. This mission seeks to
follow out the teachings and doctrines
of Gods and the duties laid down to-
ward fellowmen. f. A. McGaw.
Cora B. Renter, infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Renter, GIL
Bank street, died Of pneumonia at
1915 this morning, after an illness of
about a week.
Moving and transfer. Williams &
Hutcherson, 514 Ridge, phone ISIS
Adv.
Those holding tickets to the
Redpath entertainment course of the
First Christian church are notified
that the last number will be given
Saturday night, Feb. 10, o'clock, in
stead of March 5, and consist of a
program by Miss Buckley instead of a
lecture by Mr.. Lybarger. Admission
% cents.
Florence Jett has filed suit in
the district court for divorce from
George Jett.
Our next horse and mule auction
at Hamilton, Illinois, will be Feb. %
/ Will have 200 head of horses of all
classes. Bring in your horses and
mules and we will sell them fer you
at good prices. B. w. Elder.-Adv
Masonic: Special meeting oil
Eagle lodge No.S12, A. r. and A NJ.
Thursday afternoon, February 10, a
$3.50 p. M. Work in third degree
Special Joint communication of Eagle
lodge No. 12 and Hardin lodge No Is
the same evening at 500 p. m. Lee
/ ture in third degree Talk on Ancien1
History of Masonry by Ralph B
Smith, and refreshments. Visiting
brethren cordially invited. BY ordel
lof the w. Ms. c. G. Meister and S
H. Johnston, secretaries.
No official word has been receiv
ed today concerning the examination
of the books of County Clerk LAKE
and it is expected that the report 0
1.-THE examiners will be made tomorrow
morning. There was no meeting o
the board of supervisors today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hanson ar
rejoicing over the birth Of bah
boy, born this morning.
joe, the little child of Mr. an
Mrs. Patsey Tallaryco, of 2o5 Mai
street, died at 5 o'clock this mornin
of pneumonia, aged one year and tie
days. The funeral occurred at TO
O'Clock this afternoon at ST. Mary
Catholic church.
Chief of Police Kenney stated t.
, day that the city was more quiet tina
it had been for long time and tina
: the officers are congratulating then
i selves on the fact with SO many cite
) around complaining of the Grim
t wave that has swept this and SUI
5 rounding states.
James Curran has filed attacl
ment proceedings in superior coul
I against Mrs. j. Ryland, who formerl
kept grocery store at Twelfth an
Fulton streets. He alleges that h
was employed in the capacity {
S manager fer the place at $40 per wee
e and that $5oS are due him. He turtle
r alleges that Mrs. Ryland has abscon
d ed and the attachment is filed again,
4 s172 in accounts due the former owl
& err. Mrs. Ryland is said to have tur
e ed the stock and fixtures Of the plat
iover to the wholesale houses to sati
J. lfy their claims
FUNERAL NOTICE.