The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-03
CITY NEWS.
Lamb & Bertsch clean carpets

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Lamb & Bertsch clean carpets.
Adv.
Major Grey's chutney.- 1mme-
gart's.-Adv.
The burning Of rubbish about
town indicates that the cleanup work
has begun.
Sherwood for buggies. ADV.
Bridge closed at this evening.
Adv.
Read the classified column OF this
paper. It's interesting and helpful
and valuable.
Choice channel cat fish at Jos.
Haubert's, 700 Main street.-Adv.
Regular meeting OF Puckechetuck
encampment No. l. O.. o. F. at
Odd Fellows hall at o'clock tonight.
Visiting brethren fraternally invited
to observation-disclosures.
Garden planting is on with an
avidity that promises to show results
in short time.
Sherwood for harness--Adv.
Bridge closed at z this evening"
Adv.
Its time to make cleaning 81
the back yard and the front yard and
the basement.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk
lodge. No. 106. B. P. o. E.. tonight at
Elks' hall. Sixth and Blondeau streets
Initiation. Installation OF officers and
social session.-Adv.
Tho advance guard Of the song
ssters have arrived and give a more
spring like appearance.
Sherwood for anything in the har-
ness line.-Adv.
Officer Jake Parks left this morn
ing for Edora where he accompanied
Elmer Pratt, who was committed to
the industrial school for boys, there
yesterday.
Ferndell chow chow at Imme-
gart's.-Adv.
the Mississippi viii be busy until April
IA, on the Illinois side of the stream,
but after that date shooting must stop
by law.
"A smoking stove at the residence
OF F. H. Smith. COS Johnson street.
caused scare just after six o'clock
last evening and the fire department
was called. The smoke did some
damage.
An extra coach was attached to
the morning train from Burlington,
which was filed with Woodmen of
the World who came to Keokuk to see
the big dam. They had been attend
ing the state meeting at Burlington.
Gate City Camp, No. 81, w. y. w,
meets tonight at Hawkes. hall. A full
attendance is urged. as business OF Inn
portance will come up.-Advertise-
ment.
There has been considerable argu
ment pro and con over the proposed
/. new rates to be introduced by the
4 Keckuk Electric Co. The company of
/, fcials will through this paper dis
cuss the question of rates in series
of articles, beginning tomorrow even
ing.
AL power boats on the upper Mis-
: sissippi river will have to be equipped
! with signals and safety devices thi,
year, in accordance with the fedora
: law governing vessels on inland wat
! ers. An inspector will be along her,
this spring to examine all craft t,
see If they are properly equipped. A
its last session congress made an az
preparation for the enforcement O
the statute
John NJ. O'Connor, democrat, VIII
. was elected judge of the superio
: court in the Chicago musicipaI elet
;, tons Tuesday was born in Lee cour
= ty, Iowa, in 1870. He was educate
= at Howe's academy at Mt. Pleasan
= Mr. O'Connor was assistant corpors
i ton counsel under Mayor Dunno an
81 senator. Mr.. O'Connor has man
y friends in this county
J, The local aerie Of the Eagles clio
:. ed its membership campaign la.
night with an initiation of about twel
ty candidates, making the total il
itiated since the period began tw
hundred and fifty-one members. Th
total enrolment of the lodge is no
E. four hundred and fifty-nine skiing
one of the largest in this section.
:, social hour followed the initiator