The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-03
Klein's ginger ale. Immegart's.-

there were no arguments.
Str. Dubuque leaves $50 Sunday
morning for Burlington. Don't miss
this pleasant trip. Return not later
than $50 p. m.
Some day soon. Fireman John
Fisher OF the Sixth street house will
surprise his friends by appearing on
the streets mounted and astride a BIZ
cycle. Fish" is making rapid progress
at the practice up and down the al
leys, going to and from dinner but II
little timid about taking to the
streets as yet.
Knights of Columbus ball game
Hubinger park, July 4th, Keokulz vs..
Monmouth. Game called 8 p. m. Gate
and grand stand admission Csc. ADV,
Gate City Camp, No. 81. w. y. W.
meets tonight at Hawkes. hall. A fun
attendance is urged. as business OF inn
portance will come up. Advertise
ment.
Flavel H. Browning, who for the
past three years has been employed at
the U. s. engineer office. has resigned
his position and leaves Monday for a
visit with home folks at Boulder, Col
orado He will then go to Denver
where he has position as assistant
branch manager Of the Oliver Type
writer Company.
go cents round trip to Quincy July
4th, on steamer Keokuk. Boat leaves
Keokuk, a. m. Children 5 to IL, half
price. Phone 264.--Adv.
Spend the Fourth in Ralston
park, Warsaw Fine music. Refresh
ments served Auspices Sacred Heart
church.-Adv.
j The Masons last night welcomed
Past Grand Master and Chairman OF
the Board of Custodians Clark and
Grand Master Whitaker at third
degree initiation which was conduct
ed by full degree team. The degree
team was in charge of ]. M. Marsh.
After the initiation, lunch was served.
! This is the last regular third degree
limitations the Masons will hold until
fall.
Don't worry your horse, buy 1t
a fly net at Sherwood ADV.
See the new lock and the beau
itiful Lake Cooper on steamer &c. w
Hill.' July 4th.-Adv.
Young America as well as old will
celebrate the birthday OF the United
States independence tomorrow. Nearly
every business house In the city, In
icluding retail stores will be closed SO
( that the employees and proprietors may
observe the Fourth Of July in fitting
syle There will be great exodus Of
people from the city all during the
day, many having planned to attend
1 celebrations at nearby towns or re
sorts and as usual there will be dozens
of picnics. The Gate City will be pub
lished tomorrow.
Go to Burlington July 4th or
steamer "Hill. ADV.
4 Three trips over the lake July 4th
Steamer Black Hawk leaves Keokul
for Bluff Park, Nauvoo and FIT. Madi
son a. M, p. m. and z p. m. Return
check good on either trip.-Adv.
Chief of Police Kenney has re
ceiyed copies of the bill passed b!
the last legislature relating to the
carrying of concealed weapons ant
applications for permits. Under thu
law it Is unlawful to carry concealed
La dirk, pistol, without proper permit
7 or any other similar weapon and nj
person under fourteen years Of ag'
shall be given permit, In cities 1ik'
: Keokuk only the chief Of police cal
give a permit to carry. concealed
weapon. Merchants are also prohibit
ed from selling brass knuckles, ant
similar instruments. Violations o
THE sections of the law are character
lied as misdemeanors, and the 9th
J ers as felonies which provide year
( imprisonment or $500 fine. A persol
!. can also be required to put up
: $1,000 peace bond.
Excursion to Burlington July At
on steamer sc. w. HILL leaves a
500 a. M, arrives at Burlington
1890 p. M, leaves Burlington, 1913
p. m. Fare only 50c.-Adv.
!, --Nauvoo Rustler: Charles Hoot
: had quite an experience Saturday. H
had been engaged in fishing beloy
/ Keokuk and started on his way HON
+ here in his launch and slSiff. Whe
:. he got in the Keokuk lock he got i
: sort OF pocket between the loo
J. wall and the steamer Bosse. When tn
J water rushed in Charles boats di
g not seem to respond sufficiently bu
/ started to fill with water. The ski
Twas sunk, and to prevent the launc
from sinking Charles stayed with
and bailed water like good fellow
= Luckily some of the crew OF tn
l. Bose came to his assistance and the
: succeeded in preventing the launc
y from sinking. Charles was in pc
n linus pnsiti0p for q faw rnfnI,taa Th