The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-16
CITY NEWS.

Sherwood carries a pretty line OF
buggies and harness.-Adv.
Failing to provide the supersedas
bond OF $4,000 pending the appeal OF
his case Charles Johnson. convicted
in the federal court on white slave
charge, was taken to the saltwater,
Mimi, prison last night
-kegular meeting OF Keokuk Aerie,
No. 6S3, =. O. 2. tonight at Eagles
Hall. 523 Main at o'clock. Visit.
irg brothers always welcome. Chas
A. Noekes. secretary.-Adv.
The three lodges of the Masons
will confer over the plans for the new
temple on Thursday evening OF this
week. Contrary to previous announce
ment the meeting will be for Masons
only 1t will be held in the superior
court room.
On April II, State Lecturer G. A..
Kenderdine of the A. o. U. w. will be
in the city and will deliver an adj
dress at our hail. All members are
urged to be present c. H. Griffith,
Nj. w. ]. A. Branson, rec'd.-Adv.
Roy H. Rankin, secretary to Con-
gresham c. A. Kennedy, who was well
known politically all over the first
district, has accepted position as
secretary to Senator w. S. Kenyon,
according to dispatch received at
Fort Madison from Washington.
Local No. 420 l. b. e. w. meets
first Tuesday and third Wednesday at
s o'clock at Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, hall, Tenth and Johnson SITS. Wis.
iting brothers cordially invited. e. H.
Shilling, F. S.-Adv
w. o. Sharp, editor Of the Garth.
age, H., Gazette, Is winning an envi-
able reputation as song writer. His
latest pieces are. 4 Owe 1t All to
I YOU and Won't You Forgive Me
Dearie.' Both songs have made a
hit in the hands of big Washington
publishing house.
Regular meeting OF Hermann
Lodge No. lie. /. o. o. F. tonight, s
o'clock. Visiting brothers cordially in.
vited.-Adverti7eme
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes, both
colored, pleaded not guilty in superior
court this morning on charge of
disturbing the peace. They were ar
rested at BANDS boarding house on
Main street last night and lodged in
| the city Jail. Both were sent to jail
in default of bond this morning.
The Fort Madison lawyers yester-
day endorsed Judge w. S. Withrow
for the position of Judge of the SUI
preme court of Iowa following the re-
fusal OF Judge Bank to become a can
didate, as announced yesterday. II
any democrat Is endorsed in this city
it will be, as Judge Bank has sug-
gested, John E. Craig.
Get the habit: Stop at Sherwood's
for harness and repairs.-Adv.
The farmers of Clark county, Mis-
souri,. who wish a bridge over the
Des Moines river to be built jointly
by Lee and Clark counties are pre-
/ pairing to go after the bridge in a
| systematic manner. At an early da.e
meeting between the supervisors of
| the two counties will be arranged and
some plan presented for the bridge.
-Keoku'; Camp NJ. W. 40. 81,
| will hold Its regular meeting tonight
| at WoodInan hall. All members are
| requested to be Observation-Disclosures.
mert.
Ralph c. Wright, 81, and Ruby
Wahrer, 81, both of Montrose; J. B.
( yXyaIgh 81 ond v;roin;o Don rro, I o.
4 Joseph Settler, "a, and Gladys Moore,
I %, of Keokuk; Henry C. Tiets. %, ST.
| Charles. Mo-, and Grace Johnson, 20,
of Clinton, H., have been granted
/ licenses to wed. The last named couple
were married by Justice Leindecker.
For the Mullin line of motor
4 boats and canoes, call on or write
/ Hamilton Auto & Garage Co, Iemil-
| ton. Ill-Adv.
Rev. ]. II. Burrows and son Viii
| liam OF GAINESVILLE. Mo-, were in the
city yesterday visiting relatives and
| looking over the dam. Mr.. Burrows
/ came to Keokuk in 1912 and left In
! 1859, and has been back but once or
| twice since. He is enthusiastic over
I the wonderful water power develop
ment going on here and the many
! improvements Of the city.
AT the Congregational church
this evening Rev. \. Osborn OF Bur
lington will deliver an address on "a
National Opportunity" Mr.. Osborn is
la forceful and eloquent speaker, and
! will interest those who are fortunate
enough to attend There will be a
nearly welcome for any citizens,
and it is hoped that large number
will avail themselves of this opportun-
litv to hear great speaker discuss a
great subject.
Keokuk Jews, with those all over
/ the world, will celebrate the Feast OF
| the Passover on Tuesday of next
week. The feast will be celebrated
throughout the entire week, being
i brought to close at shutdown, April
! 80. 1t is the oldest feast on the He
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