The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-13
CITY NEWS.

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granted to F. 3. vestal, 80 OF Hamil-
ton. and Mabel NJ. Fuerst, 81, Of this
city.
Leisy's bottle beer for homo use
has no equal. Phone "a for case
Adv.
The city council has overruled
objections to the paving OF Fifth
street from Blondeau to Orleans with
seven inches of concrete and bids for
the work will be called for.
Spring lamb, spring chickens and
choice beef and pork roasts at Hau-
bert's, 7o9 Main street.
workmen have started work on
the extensive. painting and redecorat-
Ing inside the postoffice building. The
entire walls OF the building will be
gone over.
Mrs. Marder's ninth annual pupils
concert Tuesday. June 17.-Adv.
Coroner Korschgen went to Fort
Madison today to conduct an inquest
over the remains of Frank Decker,
whose body was found yesterday.
Decker was drowned June 1.
Markley viii supply your wants
in choice chickens and roasts. TO
Main.-Adv
The Valley NJ. q. church an.
nounces services for Sunday with
preaching by Rev. Homer O.. Hen
erickson, pastor Sabbath school IL
at 10 o'clock, Mr.. ]. e. Jones, superin-
tendent and Epworth league IS at
7:30 p m. Miss Hazel Jones. presi-
dent Preaching services are held
every alternate Sunday and cordial
Invitation is extended to every one.
-Haubert's menu for Sunday
| Spring lamb, spring chickens. choice
beef, pork, and sausage. 709 Main
street. Dependable meats always. -
ADJ.
| The commencement exercises of
the high school will be held this ev-
ening at S o'clock in the Grand opera
house. J. Adams Puffer is to make an
address. The graduates will wear the
Regulation caps and gowns as pre-
scribed by the school board and the
appearance Of these garments will be
the first in the history OF the school.
/ Finish off your appearance by
/ wearing Ewers Mccarthy Co.'S really
fashionable and admirable furnish
/ ings-Adv.
Only one mass will be said at st
1 Francis De Sales church on Sunday
! morning and that at ten o'clock. The
/ Rev. Father James Dunnion who has
! been i'll at st. JcsepE's he spital is re
covered but will not return to his
parish for several days yet.
The strawberry season is nearinr
| its end. Grocers are of the opinion
that the next week will see the las
of the home crop. Some of the grow
ers near this city say there was bu
half crop this season. The berries
received In the city are of very fnl
quality this season and growers arr
busily engaged in marketing thei
product this week.
-Leisy's bottle beer for home u.s.
has no equal. Phone 81 for a CASE
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. MoGill were givei
thirty days in jail by Judge McNan
ara in the superior court. The form
er was charged with drunkenness an
| the latter with drunkenness and abus
i've language. Mrs. McGill mad
things lively around the police static
late yesterday afternoon with scream
and abusive language and was no
yet quoted when brought into cour'
The view of the river near tn
! dam from Rand Park is almost slu
off by the high growth of trees Oh
the banks. Many people who wen
there last night to see the boats a
the lock were disappointed and 1t hal
been suggested that the trees be trim
med to allow view OF the river. Mos
of this property is now owned by thu
city. having been given by the waite
power company.
Ladies A. o. H. excursion, For
Madison. Saturday afternoon, June a
Tickets soc, children csc. Leaves 2:3o
stops at Montrose and Nauvoo, tws
hours in Fort sfadison.--Adv.
Logan Dodds, formerly of Keokul
and remembered by many here, wa
in Keokuk last night. He came her
| on the steamer Sidney having spen
| the day on the excursion boat. 1t !
. said that he is to marry one of TIL
. daughters of Captain John Streckfu
some time soon. Mr.. Dodds is so
I Of Captain s. r. Dodds. former maste
Of the steamer Keoknk and of the oil
Silver Crescent. The Dodds famil
now live at Davenport.
Sherwood sells harness. Adv.
-KeokuklSudan Mission: Ever
Friday evening at the upper room, 2
North Fifth street, the subject is fol
eign missions. Jesus Christ says?'@G
We into all the world and preach tn
gospel to every creature" When
was in college there were millions i
| Asia and Africa that had never hear
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