The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-10
CITY NEWS.

ClI4 NEWS.
Moving and transfer. williams &
HUTCHINSON, 514 Ridge, phone 1915.
Adv.
The public library will be closed
Wednesday. Feb. IL, Lincoln's birth
day.
Attorney Hartzel Of Carthage,
was transacting business at the court
house today
Armstrong make OF ladies $4.0o
shoes at $40, some lots at $3.50 at
Bode-Larson's sale this week, ADV.
Mrs. John Sansone OF Carthage,
H.. underwent surgical operation at
st. Joseph's hospital Saturday after
noon
Save soc 10 $1.oO a pair this week
at Bode-Larson's shoe sale.-Adv.
The county supervisors were in
session today in this city, looking af-
ter matters In the county clerk s
office.
Ii ever there was an opportunity
to save money on shoes it's this
week at Bode-Larson's sale.-Ady.
The fire department made a run
Sunday night at $50 o'clock to Sew
enth and Morgan streets where a flue
was burning out at the Davidson resi-
dence. There was no damage done.
Buy your feed al MuIlikin's. 11ol
Main. Phone 1860.-Adv.
A -
ruptcy was fled this morning in the
United States court by Frank A.
Noble, a restaurant keeper OF Oak
vile, Louisa county. His liabilities
are given at s2,312.S2 and his assets
at s4ss.5O.
Look. Best s.nr.ngfeld lump Goa!
$3.50 per ton ]. C. ,icManus Con
struction Co. Phone 215.
Senator McManus OF Lee county.
has introduced bill in the state leg
islature providing for an allowance of
s45 per month to tuberculosis patients
at the tuberculosis sanitarium, total
not to exceed $500. He introduced
a bill providing for the sanitarium a
short time ago.
Linen shower for Graham hospi-
tai. by Graham Hospital Guild. Tues
day, Feb. II. Come and bring a
friend. Refreshments served. NJ. c..
Jackson, president; Mrs. w. H. Morri-
son, secretary.-Adv.
The concrete work on the foun-
dations OF the new hotel is proceed
Ing rapidly and the big six foot wide
walls are now being built in the cen
ter OF the building. The method Of
mixing the concrete and getting 1t
into the forms has attracted many
spectators there.
The Upper Room Mission. This
mission is undenominationa and open
to all classes of people. It seeks to
issue the gospel invitation in the
broadcast terms: whatsoever will
may come 1t is a place OF prayer:
do you need help? Come and be
prayed for F. A. McGaw.
"A study class on aMormonism:
the Islam of America is being form
ed in the Westminster Presbyterian
church and the names are being en-
rolled by Mrs. DR.. r. L. Reid, Mrs.
Lizzie Davis King or DR.. Newcomb. 1t
lis intended to have one meeting each
week for six weeks and DR. NeWcomb
will lead the class.
A great s days money saving
event, the Bode-Larson's shoe sale
ADV.
The Nclen city planning fund
has been brought up to s575.o0 by a
contribution of one dollar handed in
by Lieutenant Fred Conrod 1t is
probable that some time soon an eff
fort will be made to raise the re-
mainder OF the $4,000 originally in
tended to be raised by public sub
scription.
A. C. Garrison, operator for The
Gate City who takes the United
Press telegraph service. is on the
sick list and was unable to be at his
key today, with the unfortunate re
suit that the customary complete
telegraph report for The Gate City is
considerably abbreviated today. Mr..
Garrison hopes to be able to get back
to work tomorrow.
-Rey. John C. Sage, pastor OF st.
Johns church was called suddenly
away from the city the end OF last
week to officiate at the funeral of
the wife OF Rev. Samuel C. Edsall.
bishop OF Minneapolis. an old and
dear friend of Mr.. Sage. Mr.. Sage re
turned to the city Sunday evening
and will oficiate at the usual Lenten
services during the week.
A large attendance is expected ut
the K. of C. lecture to be given to-
night In their hall at Fifth and Main
streets. The speaker, John r. Doher-
ty, is said to be very eioquen. and
his subject. The Flower OF ChivalryF
promises an entertaining discourse.
The lecture IS under the auspices of
the state board and Is a part of the
efror. to create interest in the one