The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-06
CITY NEWS.

--Lookl Best .lprinxfsld lump coal
$3.50 per ton J. @. McManus Con-
struction Co. Phone si5s
Vim. j. Spencer OF Lexington,
Mich. age 26. and Miss Anna vogel,
is. OF Keokuk. have secured license
to marry.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Spring of lib
South Fourteenth street. are the
proud parents OF fine eight pound
daughter born Sunday, Jan, 8
Judge Bank went to Fort Madison
today to hold court and Judge Ham
il,on came to Keokuk There will be
little business here until Jan. IA.
John Dewitt of the Industrial As
ISOLATION, is In Des Moines today con-
ferring with Clifford Thorne on some
rate matters affecting Keokuk.
Masonic. Regular meeting OF
Eagle lodge No. IL. A. F. and A. M.
9:sU o'clock Monday evening, Jan. g..
1918. Visiting brethren fraternaily In
vited BY order OF the w. NJ. s. H.
Johnston, secretary. ADV.
After vacation of two weeks for
tho holiday season, the public schools
resumed work today. Miss Lillian Nc
Dowell is taking the place made va
cant by the death of Miss Annie
Springer, the sixth room in the Tor
renee school.
AT the Trinity Methodist church
last night Rev. Lathrop and the audi
ence praised God for the change in
the weather. There have been mill
ions Of microbes killed in Keokuk
since 1t began to snow" said Rev.
Lathrop, 'just think OF what we have
been breathing here in the last month
or tEo"
Nauvoo Rustler: Engineer Fl. L..
Cooper OF the Mississippi River Pow
er company. will deliver his long
promised lecture at the Nauyoo opera
house on Wednesday evening, jan
uary 15 The lecture will be illustrat-
ed with stereopticon views. The lee
ture will be free. and everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
The Upper Room Mission, place
where the unsaved may come and
find the Savior, place where the
backsiider may return to his heaven
ly father, a place where the believer
may be encouraged and built up in
the faith; it is a place to meet God.
This room, No. 5, Estes Bldg, is open
every evening at 1880. F. A. McGaw
The revival meetings at Valley NJ.
E. church closed Sunday night. TWEEN
ty-six persons in all took stand for
the Master. Rev. H. o. Hendrichson
and Leonard Simmer, who aided him
in the meetings, returned to college
at Mt. Pleasant on Monday. Regular
prayer services will be held on We'd
nesday evening at 1850. Next regular
preaching services on Sunday, Janu-
airy 26th.
The following patents we're grant
ed to Iowans for the week ending De-
csmber 81, 1912. as reported from the
cffce Of Wilfred G. Lane, patent at
toTney, sos Croker building. Des
Moines, Iowa: No. 1,049,2O2, water
procfing, e. ID. Brown, Ames; NO. Il
04s, sos. air valve. c. A. Durham
s5arshalltown; No. 1.049.293, seed
corn box, o. i. Dunkelbarger. Nevada,
/ No 1,e49,2So, carpenters square. A
H. Harvie. ottumwa: No. 1,049,095
corn Upper, ]. Hunt, Conrad; No. l.,
oi9,11G, basin, a. Magnuson, Spencer:
| No. 1.049,312. device for retaining
horse collars in position to be repair
ed, j. A. Moorman. Packwood; No, l.
i04s.72s, veterinary obstetrical instru-
ment, ". E. Norden. Shelby: No. l.
In48.57G, heating device for carbureters,
10. L. Page. Des iIoines; No. 1,o49,269,
burial vault, j. o. Robinson, Abba;
No. 1.4oe.S61, lamp burner, E. S. Tay-
Tor, Des Moines; No. 1,04S,10o. struc.
ture for use in building enbankments
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