The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-28
CITY NEWS.

stroke Of paralysis yesterday.
Go to Hannibal on the steamer
] 20. w. HIP Sunday, June ADV.
Mrs. Laura H. Robinson, the
composer. will prepare you for teach
ing the European piano technique. 1o6
South Tenth street.Adv.
| "A marriage Icens has been issued
to Patrick F. O'Brien, fifty, and Aug
usta Bourcard, thirty.six, of Warsaw,
Illinois.
AT sherwood's you'll find large
assortment OF harness.-Adv
Dance every Friday night at Bluff
Park given by Wolfe and Allison.
! Adv.
"A party Of Keokuk ladies includ-
ing Misses Dickey. Koechling, Mayer,
| German, Wagner, Cosgrove, Seibert,
/ Barnesconi and Mrs. Weyland went to
| Quincy on the steamer Keokuk yes
a terday.
i 60 to Quincy Decoration day, Fri
day. May 30. Steamer Keokuk leaves
a. m. Fare SOC; children 5 to 70
years, 25c.-Adv.
II Masonic: Special meeting Of
Eagle lodge No. 10, A. f. & A. NJ, $50
II o'clock Thursday evening, May 20,
I 1913. Work on Bird degree. Visiting
| brethren fraternally invited. BY or
der OF the W. NJ. s. H. Johnston, sec.
Rotary. ADV.
The local automobile club will
probably increase its membership
within the near future and strengthen
its organization. In view Of the large
number of automobiles purchased this
year 1t has been suggested that the
club make organized tours during
the summer
Bargains Everything going at
your own price at auction hardware
sale, I25 Main street.-Adv.
Every spell OF hot weather, 1t has
been noticed, brings police court
business, especially in informations
filed charging disturbance Of the
peace. Most of the complaints come
), as a result OF neighbornood quarrels
and the irritable effect OF hot weather
is said to be the cause OF most Of
/ them
Regular meeting OF Hermann
| Lodge No. 116. /. o. o. F. tonight, 8
o'clock. Visiting brothers cordially In
ed.-AdvertI7ement.
| The event Of the season will be
the excursion to Quincy and Hannibal
| Sunday, June /, on the steamer &c
w. Hill.'-Adv.
The old Davis residence at Third
and High streets which has just been
Keokuk's substantial houses. The
house, of octagonal shape and built of
stone, was erected about sixty-three
years ago by Rev. VIM. H. Williams
/ who conducted seminary in it..
/ Phone 81 for a case OF I,eisy
/ beer when you're out,--Adv.
Auction hardware sale every aft
: ernoon 2:30, evenings 1880, at 725
Main street.-Adv.
/ The Upper Room Mission open
every evening at 81 North Fifth st
One man In the bible was told Wash
I and be Clean" There is fountain
provided. man feels better after
a good bath A sinner does not feel
l good, he is conscious of impurity Da.
vid prayed: Create in me clean
heart, Oh Cod 1t is Gods creative
l power alone that can make sinner
clean in heart and life. But faith
says: Wash me. and l shall be
| winter than snow" Then we are
] ready to hear Jesus say to us Nov
are ye clean through the Word" F
: A. McGaw.
: Think OF going to Hannibal fo1
only SOC Sunday, June 1. on thu
steamer &c. w. Hill"-Adv.
/ Excursion to Quincy and Hanni
/ bal Sunday, june I, on steamer &c
w. HILL" Leaves Keokuk a. m
| Warsaw, $40 a. M. arrives at War
saw on return trip, 1890 p. M; Keo
kuk, II p. m. Fare only SOC rount
| trip.-Adv.
DR.. A. H. Lathrop will deliver tht
Memorial day address at Hamilton OF
: Friday The Keokuk minister wa.
named chaplain of the day for the ex
4 ercises to be held in the nationa
e cemetery here but will be unable tt
a. fill that position because of being
IL asked to speak in the Illinois town
4 The Rev. John C. Sage. rector of st
e Johns Episcopal church has beer
II asked by the committee in charge tc
serve as chaplain in Keokuk on Fri
IS day.
:. Auction sale OF hardware at To-
O Main street every afternoon 2:30;
e evenings, 1880. Bargains Yes. bar
e gains. ADV.
d --Keoku: Camp N. W. A No, 62z
q vii, hold Is regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present,-AdvertIse.
ment.
->c-N-r,Nr AhAtNttk,Nc $50,