The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-13
CITY NEWS.

onion sets and garden seeds at
/ Wolfe's.-Adv.
"a marriage license vas issued
/ late Saturday afternoon to ORGY C.
Bell. %, and Josephine L Reidy, a5.
both of this city.
For the Mullin line Of motor
boats and canoes. cali on or write
Hamilton Auto & Garage Co., Hamil.
| ton, Ill.-Adv
Government officials attending
! the federal court here received word
yesterday that any prisoners convict
ed should be sent TO the state prison
at Saltwater. Mimi. 1t is presumed
that the federal prisons are too fun
to receive criminals except convicted
Of serious charge.
A song recital viii be given at
First Christian church by Mrs. e. B.
Summers for the benefit OF studio
scholarship fund, Tuesday, April %,
at SIS. Admission 25c.-Adv.
Seven fine building sites at Tenth
and Leighton avenue Prices 5000
and up. Don't miss these great bar
gains. F. A. Wedler. Phone T66 Red.
ADV.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
officials here have received word thar
the Kansas City Engineers Club win
arrive in Keokuk on the morning OF
April 19, next Saturday. at the invita-
ton OF Chief Engineer Hugh L. Coop
er to inspect the dam There win be
two or three sleepers to accommodate
the party and they will be entertained
! at the Riyerview club while here and
| will leave at S:SS5 at night on their re.
turn to Kansas City.
Garden and flower seeds at
Wolfe's, 723 Main.-Adv.
This is the second Sunday OF the
Sunday school contest between the
| Baptist church and the First Chris
tan church. Both schools have shown
/ great interest in this contest Last
Sunday the Baptist Sunday school
i had 165 present when the school
/ opened. and at the Christian church
there were TAT present when that
/ school opened.
Victor VictYolas and records at
Wolfe's, 723 Main street-Adv.
I'm making way for new books at
the library it is probable that the
patent office reports will be moved
from the general room of the library
to shelves in the book room These
reports are exceedingly valuable as
only Chicago. ST. Louis and Keokuk
Libraries in this section of the coun-
try have the complete patent ONCE re-
ports. Visitors come to this city from
towns a hundred miles distant TO
see these reports and they have been
responsible for large number OF I'M
portant patent cases being tried In
the local federal court.
The Los Angeles Times maya
zine of April 5 says: The other day
at the hospital of the Good Samari-
tan died a comparative stranger here
named Gerard l. Huiskamp. He was
a shoe manufacturer, and with his
brother owned large factory In
keokuk, Iowa. BY his viii he left
100000 to the Hollenbeek Home for
aged persons of Los Angeles. The
superintendent of the Hollenbeck
home knew nothing about the donor
of this handsome gift, who seems to
3 have been attracted to il by its abso-
lutte merits. 1t was founded by Mrs.
Elizabeth Hollenbeck in conformity
to the wishes of her husband. the
late John H. Hollenbeck, at one time
i the president and one of the founders
Of the First National bank of this
city. The Institution is one OF the
noblest charities ever founded here
or elsewhere, and this handsome dona-
ton will make it capable OF still
greater usefulness than before.
Have your wall paper cleaned by
Erman & Inman. Leave orders at
Fred DeYong's, South Fourth street
Phone No. 1.AdY