The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-08
CITY NEWS.

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/ ness bought of Sherwood Adv.
Harry Harpe, %, of Davenport.
and Katherine Horne, II, Of this city
have secured license to marry.
-. A. Roberts and D. A. Young
have moved to 4o2 Main street Phone
I217.-Adv.
The coroner went to FIT. Madison
today to Investigate the drowning Of
| Charles Bryson which was announced
in yesterdays Gate city.
Your horse will look good when
hitched to Sherwood buggy.-Adv.
Timothy Whalen of this city has
received the word that his nephew
Edward Whalen was ordained in the
priesthood on the twenty-fifth of June
at Menuth college, Dublin, Ireland.
Edward Whalen Is a brother of the
Rev. John Whalen of Kansas City,
Mo.
The electric light poles on Main
street are being stripped OF the wire
and will all be taken down and re-
placed by the new white way" poles
most of which have been put in posi-
! ton, The brackets for the white
way" lamps remain to be put on,
! however.
Regular Teeting Morning Star
ledge No. 5, knights OF Pythias to-
night. at 800 o'clock at Castle hall,
| Fifth and Blondeau Visiting knights
invited. John p Hornish. C. C.-Adv
The first district postmasters
will hold their meeting In Keokuk
Thursday and forty or fifty are ex.
pected to attend. The business ses-
sion will be held at the federal build
ing in the morning and in the after
noon the party will be taken over the
water power. Chairman Frank LIE
Bron of the convention committee Is
in charge Of the preliminary arrange
ments.
Ads Morris began work today Of
building the Morris Giant Mowers for
testing according to contract with
! the Industrial Association. 1t Is hoped
that the machines will be completed
by fall and the tests made. Mr.. Nor
ris now has one machine here which
4 was tested out on farm near the
! city recently and did work no other
/ machine could do. Local investors
are interested in the tests.
i Regular meeting Loyal Order
of Moose. Keokuk lodge No. T04, to-
|, night at O'Clock in Moose hall. visit
ling brothers cordially invited A. L.
Laubersheimer. dictator. Ed. S. Lof-
L ten, secretary ADV.
4 Clarence e. Linquist Of this city
has left for Davenport where he will
be employed by the Purity Oats Co.
The young man has been connected
with the S. Hamill Co., for some
time and leaves with the best wishes
of his many friends here. Charles F.
Linauist, the father, is employed in
: Oats plant at Davenport and the fam
fly will make their home in that city
/ in the near future.
/ Judge Bank stated this morning
at bar meeting Of the district court
/ that he had been requested to adjourn
4 court the last of July sine die to al
low dispositions to be taken without {
] court order As there are few cases
1 to be tried this summer the adjourn
ment will probably be taken at thai
time until September. It was though
that the Loomis-Water Power damage
cases might be tried. Thcs will prob
i ably go over the term, as Judg.
4 Hughes is not In the city. Some civil
/ court cases may be disposed of thi
: month.
The Upper Room Mission. Opel
, every evening at 81 North Fiftl
!. street. Jesus said that at the en-,
!. 'the love of many shall wax cold.
!: Paul says the end will not come eek
7 cept the falling away come first.
: Surely the signs of the times indicat
I that we are fast coming into the day
: of the apostesy. People love pleas
I ure today as never before in thi
I. country Divorce is on the increas
Z. rapidly, homes are being wrecked
!. family affairs broken down, famil.
Z. government decaying at an alarrninl
( rate Every kind of expedient I
i. being resorted to in order to get pee
4 pie into the churches. Essays ar
/ read and orations delivered, philosc
4 phies propounded instead OF the COS
+ pei of the son of God. Men are bein
! licensed and ordained to preach VII
Z deny the divinity, the virgin birth O
! our lord and saviour Jesus Christ an
Z who deny His resurrection from tn
grave. We are surely in "the fallin
away" time. Christ said: 'Ye knoy
!. how to discern the face Of the hea,
7 en-; but ye cannot discern the sign
= of the times" F. A. McGaw
I The Iowa weather crop bulleti
\ for the week ending July 6, has jus
x been issued as follows: Anothe
I week of hot weather, 9TH loca
3 showers over the larger part OF tn