The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-20
CITY NEWS.

Auwerda. Adv.
Misc Grace Edwards OF Warsaw
will sing In the service at Westmin'
ster church this morning
Go to the Orpheum. Always
something new in pictures
u. William Brush and Letha Mary
Walters Of Marietta, H., were mar
ried by Justice Burrows here yester-
day.
Hear the Hippodrome orchestra
featuring special film service. ADV.
The homecoming post cards are
going like hot cakes. Yesterday they
were placed in various cigar and drug
stores and an immediate demand re-
suited. Proprietors who have had the
cards placed in their stores can re-
ceive an additional supply from time
to time at the Keokuk Industrial AS
ISOLATION offices.
For one week, beginning Monday,
July 81. everything at cost Sullivan
& Auwerda.-Adv.
Relatives OF Henry Bowden,
West Keokuk young man, are some
what worried because OF not having
received a letter from him in several
weeks. Young Bowden left Keokuk
few weeks ago for Omaha to visit
with an uncle. Later he was heard
from in Yankton, S. Oak. but since
no word has been received from him.
For Leone Studebaker 80, has
run less than 5000 miles; price right.
Call and see Central Auto and Ma
chine Co.. IS South Third street
Adv.
At the First Baptist church at the
morning service. Mr.. Edward LAUDER
sheimer will sing Dudley Bucks my
Redeemer and My Lord" At the
evening service Mr.. Edward S. Pig
gott will sing Abide with Me" by
Ashford. The Baptist male quartette
and Miss Edith vandendoel will also
sing.
We are agents for the Weir and
Perfect warm air furnaces. Have us
install one for you. Settler & Cherry
Co.-Adv.
announcement has been received
here of civil service examinations for
clerical positions in the customs, in
ternal revenue and deputy marshaPs
office to be held at Burlington Aug.
Is, 1913 Information concerning them
may be had at the postof1ce here.
Applications must be made to j. M.
Shoemaker, civil service for the
eighth district, st. Paul. Mimi, by
Aug. II.
Megchelsen's cost sale, everybody
come one weekday.
Some time today the steamer
Frontenac Of the Mississippi Amuse,
ment Co., will come to Keokuk with
excursionists from Burlington, Fit
Madison, Dallas City and Nauvoo
This will be the first appearance ni
the boat in local waters. The boat
will be open for inspection while in
/ Keokuk and those who wish to do SO
| may make the trip back to FIT. Madt
son or Burlington, returning by rail
The Frontenac will be in Keokuk for
excursions during the dam celebra
] ton week.
/ Sullivan and Auwerda's cost sale
/ begins Monday.-Adv.
Further word has been received
l from Camp Wilson, the place of en-
campment for the Fifty-fourth regI
ment of which Company L is part
A sham battle was held between the
| red and blue sides on Friday, the
blues capturing Camp Wilson with all
its valuable supplies On the proceed
ing day number of the gnardsmen
had to drop out of the battle because
of being overcome by the heat Fri
day and Saturday We're cooler, how
ever, and much good practice was in.
dulged in.
Everything at cost at Megchel-
sens sale.-Adv.
Call and see the Supreme Caloric
fireless cook stove Just the thing
for warm weather. Settler & Cherry
Co.-Adv.
The steamer G. W. Hill which has
been in Keokuk a number OF times
this season. was part OF the setting
for tragedy the other evening at
Dubuque when ]. s. Cory, business
man of that city jumped over board
The search light of the boat was turn
ed on Cory who was seen swimming
toward the shore and 1t is not known
whether he drowned or not. A re,
ward was offered for the body but
parties of fishermen and others who
have been searching, have not yet
found Cory.
Megchelsens' cost sale starts
Monday, July 81 lasts one week
Adv