The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-14
CITY II EWS.

noon and evening. Elgin Jewelry Co.
|i-Adv
& William Payne, 80, and Rachael
Gibbs, IS, both OF Cuba, ILL.,, were
married yesterda. afternoon by Jus.
tice Leindecker.
Hardware at your own price at
127 Main street. ADV.
Edward B. Dunn. %, and Minnie
L. Jenney, 10, and Clarence a. Ward
low. q. Montrose and Zetta Gutter,
is. of Keokuk have been granted II.
cense to we'd.
"A valuable present given away
at the Elgin Jewelry Co auction sale.
Daily $3.50 and 7:S0.-Adv.
Happy" Harrison. released on
Sunday by Manager George Manush
| OF the Keokuk baseball team. will
probably go to Monmouth Bert Hough
leader OF the Browns is after the big
former left fielder for the Indians.
Don't fail to attend the auction
/ sale OF jewelry at the Elgin Jewelry
Co. every afternoon $50, evening
T:3o.-Adv.
At meeting OF the directors OF
the Industrial Association held yes
/ terday afternoon the employment of
Clarence Dickey as publicity agent to
/, do work in connection with the cele-
bration was ratified Mr.. Dickey will
begin his duties about June 10.
I There were three more persons
/ suffering from smallpox taken from a.
home where others had been exposed
to that disease, to the hospital yes
/ terday. Other cases are expected
from this house but they are being
closely watched and the health auth
critics anticipate no danger to the
general public from 1t.
For the Mullin line of motor
boats and canoes, call on or write
Hamilton Auto & Garage Co. Hemil
| ton, Ill.-Adv.
The Lee county supervisors, &C.
companied by representatives OF the
press motored to summitville this
morning in the car OF Supervisor d
A. Young to make the annual inspec-
ton Of the county home 1t is ex-
pected that as usual, the party will
find the home in excellent shape as
! Robert Hart and mis- wife are In
charge there.
Call and see the immense stock
of hardware. Selling everything be-
low cost. 727 Main street. Adv.
Every one, regardless Of political
faith or station in life should be pres
ent at the mass meeting to We held to-
morrow evening In the county court
house. It is urgent that the dam
celebration and regatta matters re-
ceive attention at once and that as
many citizens attend the meeting as
possible, that suitable plans for the
future can be properly made.
Ride away In Sherwood buggy.
His low prices sells them.-Adv.
The Upper Room Mission at 81
| North Fifth street, open every even,
| ing. Jesus said: The son OF man is
come to seek and to save that which
was lost" Here are only two classes,
the saved and the lost You whose
eyes are following these lines are
either saved or lost l am on the
road to heaven or to hell. In the
light of Gods word Is 1t right for me
to be aroused about my own condi-
ton? Is 1t right for me to speak to
people about salvation? Is it right
to open mission and urge people to
| come to Jesus and he saved? These
shall go away into everlasting punish
ment, but the righteous into life eter-
nal" F. A. McGaw.
Choice fresh Strawberries only
1oc per box Also fine vegetables IL
W. K. Hodge's.-Adv.
Daniel James makes the peril
nent suggestion that an electric line
giving connection between Keokuk
and Cedar Rapids could be easily &C
Icompiished by building line ffom
Mt Pleasant to Iowa City connecting
with the line already in use between
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. This
would require the building Of new
line between Mt. Pleasant and Iowa
City distance OF perhaps sixty
miles. The north road could be used
from Keokuk to Mt. Pleasant for In
terurban purposes and power could be
supplied from the Keokuk dam. Mr..
James says the entire proposition Is
/ feasible and sensible and he suggests
| that Mt. Pleasant and Iowa City and
Cedar Rapids be interested and that
it will not be long before the interur-
ban can be an accomplished fact. Mr..
James Travelled between Mt Pleasant
and Cedar Rapids before any rail
roads were in operation IN that sec
ton. His suggestions are good ones.