The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-27
CITY NEWS.

Nm. Mullen has been emoved 10 |
ST. Jossph's hospital with typhoid /
fever.
Look, Best .springfeid lump coal
$3.50 per ton J. C. ,icManus Con
siruction Co Phors 2l5-
The Misses Peitz and Oldham viii /
sing :, special duet al the Trinity /
Methodist church revival services to- i
night.
The Burlington railroad has got /
about three hundred cars OF ice from /
the upper lerel OF the canal and ex-
poets TO harvest four hundred more /
before the season is over.
IS. T. Marshall and DR.. H. A. Kin !
naman will tomorrow examine into
the mental condition Of Joseph Dur
fee, upon an information filed by |
Sarah J. Durfee. Durfee lives on Mis- /
souri, Avenue
AN axle device equipment for
furnishing electric lights has been in. !
stalled on Burlington trains Nos. s
and 10. Heretofore electric lights
have been used only on the St Louis
1t Paul trains.
Interest in electricity has SO In
CT sased in Burlington with the hydro
electric development here that a /
large number of books ON the subject |
have been included in purchases by |
ne public library of that city.
Peter Shelter, l. y. Hosier and
D. A. Young. county supervisors, met
In this city today to discuss num-
her OF matters among which was the /
river road controversy. The super
visors had nothing to say concerning
anything they did.
We are informed By geography /
lised In the public school here that
the dam is being built by the United
States government and the Missis-
sippi River Power Company. The
many mistaken ideas about the dam
seem to have crept even into text
books
The Upper Room Mission. Open
every evening at 1870 Estes Bldg.
Power Belongeth Unto God. .'Ye
shall receive power after that the
Holy Ghost is come upon you GODS
people may have victorious power II
they will believe God and go out to
obey him. F. A. McGaw.
w. n. Sage, executor, Francis
Sims and John Haisch. administrators
of the estate OF William Black, de-
ceased have filed in the district court
report of sale Of real estate and ask
approval of same They sold two lots
in Wichita Falls, Wichita County.
Texas for $4,000
w J. Townsend, colored, was ar
rested last night upon complaint OF
his wife, who alleges that he came
home late yesterday and beat her.
This morning she filed two informa-
tions In superior court, one charging
assault and battery and one of dis
turbing the peace
Herman Anschutz has gone to
Davenport, Iowa to attend the meet
ing of the Iowa Photographic Guild.
which is composed of ten members OF
the state photographers association
The meeting at Davenport continues
today and tomorrow and lively pro-
gram has been arranged for the pho
tographers
The Burlington railroad is issuing
a circular regarding gambling on any
of its property by employees Gambling
BY the employees on any OF the com
pany's property is now IN strict viola
ton Of the order. Violation OF the
new ruling ieopardizes the Job of an
employe of the company who is guilty
of its violation Not only common
methods Of gambling are forbidden
but a restriction Is placed on all
games and devices Of chance
Fred Hiipert, Jr.. Edward Kerr
and 2. H. Wilsey, referees, In the mat.
ter of the cause OF Mrs. Mary B. Lup
ton Howeils VS. John C. Lupton. Asa
F. Lupton. Charles Y. Lupton, Davit
n T.upton, Mary Ellen Lupton Nc
Laughlin have filed report Of tht
sale OF two farms and ask approval