The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-30
CITY NEWS.
Ftnnan haddie at Immegart's

Adv.
Kenneth Hull will be the special
soloist at the Trinity Methodist
church tonight.
Fresh fish and fresh oysters. Keo-
kuk Market and Produce Co.Ady.
Look. Best ,pringneld lump coal
$3.50 per ton J. c. ,sdcManns Con.
strurtion Co. Phone 2l5.
One of the best stories in the
Saturday Evening Post OF this week
I is THE Playthings,'' by r. w. Child,
who is now at the head OF the stone
& Webster management association In
this city.
Take your 800 to Miller's and
get a pair of shoes for the children.
ADV.
The Upper Room Mission. open
every evening at 7:3o, room S. III
building Jesus said. 10. am with
you" We believe His saving, healing
comforting presence Is with us in the
meetings Come chou with us and
We will do thee good F. A. McGaw.
90 shoes for the kids" at NIL
ler's.-Adv.
Mrs. Mary E. Hough has been
committed to the Mt Pleasant hos
pital BY the county board on insanity.
She Imagined that her soul was lost
and continually talks wildly on relig-
ion. Joseph Durfee has been dis
Charged by the board as he was not
found insane.
Children's shoes for s1.0o. at
Miller's-Adv.
From Los Angeles reports 1t Is
noticed that Rupert Hughes play,
Excuse Me" has been received in
that city with favor. Mr.. Hughes has
been coming into the limelight very
fayorably OF late due to his writings
and plays. "Hxcuse Ne. was presents
ed in this city not long ago and as
this is the authors old home a large
audience Witnessed and appreciated
the play. Mr.. Hughes is the son of
Judge and Mrs. Felix t. Hughes.
Fresh catfish, sunfish. halibut.
salt mackerel and herring. and smok-
ed fish. keokuk Market and Produce
| Co.-Adv
Farmers in the vicinity Of Charles
ton are making great use of the par
eel post system and think 1t will prove
Invaluable to them. Nor do they think
| it will benefit the mail order houses
SO much as 1t will the retailers. In
bad weather Or when they are very
busy they can and have been ordering
small tools or provisions of different
kinds to be sent them by parcel post,
the low rate of postage making it a
cheap and expedient wey by which to
obtain them from Keokuk
Seal shipt oysters at Tmmegart's.
ADV.
Carthage Republican: o. F. Ber-
ry. chairman of the railroad and ware
house commission of Illinois. stated to
t a representative of the Republican on
i the train enroute to Springfield the
other evening, that the building of
la trolley for this county is not ques-
ton of outside promoters. He is of
/ the opinion that If the trolley is built,
lit will be through company organiz-
ed in Carthage by Hancock county
men. In fact If there is nothing defin-
| lite done by the various promoters
within two Or three months. there
will be organized local company
which will build line from Boards
town to Carthage, Nauyoo and FIT.
Madison Such line will put Car
thage in adequate conjunction with the
Wabash, r., P. G. W., c., B. & O., Santa
| Fe and B. & 0. railroads. No such
route has yet been proposed by any
of the promoters who have been fgur
ing on the matter. Mr.. Berry spoke
as one having authority and the pos
abilities look good to us.
-OIr next horse and mule auc
Etion at Hamilton, Illinois, will be Feb
sth. Will have 200 head Of horses
OF all classes. Bring in your horses
and mules and we will sell them fol
you at good prices. B. W. Elder
Adv.