The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-05
CITY NEWS.

ClIl NEWS.
Bob sled parties are affording en-
joyment for the young people.
DR.. Geo. F. Jenkins has removed
his office to 3O5 No. 7th St.-Adv.
Keokuk subscribers to the Chris
tian Science Monitor received today
the Monday issu, OF that publication
which is called the international edi-
ton. It is hand omely printed, ably
edited and an interesting newspaper.
| Miss Hammes will hold her mil
linery display Saturday, March 15.-
Adv.
w. B. Brinker. IS, Of Mt Plea
SAINT, Pa, and Ruth Evans, "a, of Keo-
knk, have secured license to. marry.
DIR. C. A. jenkins has removed his
/ Office to room 4, Estes building.-Adv..
e. F. Biles, building contractor,
] day and job work a specially. Phone
/ S73 Red.-Adv.
DIR. w. P. Sherlock and DR.. C..
R. Armentrout have gone to Roches-
ter, MINI, Chicago, H., and Detroit.
Mich, to be absent several days jim
4 specting hospitals and medical fnsti-
4 tutions.
Keokuk Camp M. w. A. No 81.
will hold Its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members ara
4 requested to be present.
ment.
Frequently items are sent to this
Office of social nature which should
be explained. To this extent: Where
an entertainment is given for which
charge is made, by the rules Of this
paper 1t becomes mater of bust.
ness and The Gate City makes a
charge for such announcements.
For the Mhllin line of motor
boats and canoes, call on or write
Hamilton Auto & Garage Co., Hamil-
ton, Ill-Adv.
All canning factories in this set,
ton are expecting larger acreage
this year than ever before. The Keo
kuk Canning Co. thinks this will be
J especially true at their Ft. Madison
Il factory. One grower last year had
f four acres of tomatoes which netted
!, him over $4,000 an acre Some grow
i ers were extraordinarily successful
with tomatoes last year.
/ Regular meeting OF Hermann
t Lodge No. 116. l. o. o. F. tonight,
o'clock Visiting brothers cordially in
) vited Advertisement.
y The Upper Room Mission opel
i every evening at No. 81 North FIFTH
t street. David said: The Lord is m!
e shepherd" That means persona
}. presence and guidance and provision
y for needs. Jesus said: Il am tn,
S good shepherd. The good shepherd
k layeth down His life for the sheep
Jesus Christ died for men an,
E offers His presence to guide and pro
i tect. Any one who trusts Him ma.
y say: THE Lord Is my shepherd +
5. A. McGaw.
II Burlington has done the RICH
r, thing in securing the power from tn
y big DAM said Chief Engineer Hug
c. l.. Cooper, of the Mississippi Rive
Power Co., when interviewed on tn
o subject by the Burlington Hawk-Eye
1T assures to your city future o
c. industrial development which posst
g ly you may not now realize. Wha
a Burlington should now do is to organ
lie for a campaign for the extensio
le of it's manufacturing interests.
r. committee of the right sort shoul
At get in touch with Messrs. Stone |
il Webster. who are, in turn from tn
1T nature OF their widely spread bus
to ness, in constant association wit
growing Industrial enterprises, man
of which are seeking suitable loo;
lions. Cooperation with these me
., will be of the greatest value to tn
ii Burlington people, and through thel
q your committee will be able to d
, vastly more than it could do alon
4. and unassisted in the matter Of a
:. tracing industries to your city. s
far as the Mississippi River Powe
Co. is concerned it's part will be ,
see that there is never an instar
when Burling. on will not be fully pr,
tected with power up to the limit {
the contracts signed the other da,
ID Burlington ought to make good nov
4. and believe you have the right kin
of men there to enable he city to
So"