The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-11
CITY NEWS.
childrens $3.50 shoes and oxfords

Postmaster Moorehead has ap-
pointed Alonzo w. Draine, colored.
as a substitute carrier, appointment
to become effective March 16.
AT the meeting OF the Des Moines
county medical society in Burlington,
DR.. Frank M. Fuller. OF this city.
will give an address on the subject,
Pneumonia in Children" Other dis
eases in children will be discussed by
burlington physicians.
DIR. j. M. Shaffer. who Is suffer
ing from stroke Of paralysis, was
reported little better today. How
ever, 1t Is impossible as yet to pre-
dict the early recovery the many
friends OF Dr. Shaffer wish for him.
A quantity OF perfectly good
booze will be wasted this afternoon
when Chief Kenney and his officers,
armed with an order OF destruction is-
sued by Judge Mcnamara will destroy
the whiskey and beer taken recently
from the west end. None of the own
er sappeared yesterday to defend their
right to claim the liquor and it will be
DESTROYED. Mrs. Nellie Gray, who secur-
ed the search warrants. has not ap-
peared before the court and filed in
formations against the alleged boot
leggers and no action can be taken
against them.
Small sizes ladies $3.50 to $3.50
shoes and oxfords $100 at Miller's.-
Adv
The fifth in the series of lectures
delivered by the Rev. John G. Sage in
st. Johns chapel on England, the
Nation and the Church." will be de-
livered tonight at 8 o'clock. The
period considered In this evenings
lecture is an important one in the
history of England and the national
church, covering the reign of Henry
the Eighth. AS this period in the his
tory OF the church is especially liable
to misinterpretation, the lecture this
evening will have to do with num-
Der of controverted points. AS usual,
liz will be profusely illustrated, with
fifty views OF parsonages, cathedrals,
etc.
The Lenten services at st. John
church Wednesday will be celehra-
ton of the holy communion at 1880 a.
m. and a lecture delivered by the
Rev DIR. Rudd, at 1880 p. m.
William v. Lynch of st. Paul,
MINI, and Clara E. Shelly, Hamilton
ILL.,, we're married yesterday afternoon
by Justice Burrows.
More than thirty boys at the high
school responded to the call of the
band director yesterday afternoon
after school Because twenty-four In
struments ordered by as many boys
| had not yet arrived no rehearsal was
held Exceptional interest is being
taken in the band by the boys.
lin this issue appears an adver
tisement of the beautiful Highland
park subdivision, which was placed or
the market last year and from which
I, many lots were sold. Read the ad
! and then confer with Mr.. Roberts, the
/ real estate man, who is selling these
handsome and valuable river view
| lots. Get yours before they are al
sold-Adv.
1t would be hard to convince
/ some of the farmers who have come
to this city during the past few days
4 that dirt roads are more desirable
than macadam or gravel. The mud or
I some of the dirt roads is said to be
/ two feet thick now.
| 90 baby shoes and oxfords 5Ot
at Miller ADV.
The c., B. & @. railroad ha.
| switched in on their new relocated
/ track high above the river above Keo
| kuk and are now running trains from
/ the vicinity of Galland to Keokuk OF
the new track. 1t is expected that II
short time the entile new track vii
tbe in use. The view of the river OBJ
tanned from the new high level is sale
to be one of extraordinary beauty.
Last night Chief Engineer Hugh
l.. Cooper addressed the senate anc
house of representatives of Iowa II
i joint assembly at Des Moines, ex
planning in detail the construction O
the dam and what it's completion viii
mean to the state of Iowa. Senator
! E. P. McManus, who introduced the
resolution in the senate asking Mr.
Cooper to come, presided at the meet
ing. The members of the Legislature
were anxious to hear Mr. Cooper ant
secure a good idea Of the work ant
| it's effect on the industrial status Of
eastern Iowa in view of future ques
tions to come before the Legislature
| relating to it.
The last day to introduce bills ii
| the senate of the Iowa Legislature
during the present session in Marcel
80. There have already been Al bill,
introduced in the senate and 1t |,
probable that the total will reacl
over five hundred.
Frank Hill and John Taylor, boil
colored, were given thirty days eacl
4 in the county jail this morning b.
Judge w. L. Mcnamara, the forme
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