The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-23
CITY NEWS.

Cuuuhs, 81 per iOdu. I1atoA.
Phone 1471 ADV.
The committee which recently
visited Dubuque. to inspect the light
ing system feels confident Keokuk
can install similar system so that
it can be in use by the Fourth OF
July. It is hoped the prophecy of the
committee will be realized.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk lodge
No. Is, /. o. o. F.. Monday night at
7::3O o'clock. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited. ADV.
Joe Carwalho complied with a
request made by Keokuk friend to
be sure and send him something In
the way of novelty when he reach
ed New York City. After looking
around Joe mailed a copy of a Jewish
newspaper and the Keokuk man found
it novelty all right.
Look! Best Springfield lump coal
$3.50 per ton. J. G. McManus Con-
struction Co. Phone 215.-Adv. II
The title page Of Popular Mechan-
les for March contains an illustration
Iof the Mississippi river lock at Keo-
kuk. 1t is in connection with the
water power enterprise. 1t is a fine
ad for this city and goes with bush
els of other good information about
the Keokuk dam.
"A policy in the Mutual Life In.
surance Co., is the best estate you
can leave to your family. Consult
Henzel for particulars. Phone 7os-
Black. ADV.
The Upper Room Mission, two
meeting on Sunday, one at 3 o'clock
p. IN. and the other at 7:S0. Room at
| 81 North 9Th street. Sinners are spec
] tally invited to come and meet Him
| who said: II came not to all the neigh-
bors but sinners to repentance. And
| of whom 1t was said again: This
/ man receiveth sinners and eateth
with them" F. A. McGaw.
| Studio of music. 400 Main street,
room 6, second floor, Monarch build
/ ing. Day and evening lessons. Adv.
&C. D. Streeter, who with Mrs
| Streeter and daughter Ruth, are visit
1 ing in California. sends The Gate City
a card to the effect that they are on
their way home to Keokuk. They have
/ been enjoying the ocean resorts. the
/ card sent to this Office having been
mailed from Santa Monica.
The Rev. John C. Sage continues
! his sermons on ''The Heart of Relig-
lionp at st. Johns church this morn
/ ing, the subject being The Revela-
1 ton of Religion At the afternoon
service he delivers the second in the
course Of .sThe Christian Belief" the
subject being The Living Christ"
Masonic Special meeting of
Eagle lodge No. 70, A. F. & A. NJ,
Monday, February "a, 1913, at 1870 p.
M. Work in the first degree. Visit
h ing brethren cordially invited. BY
order of the w. NJ, S. H. Johnston,
tsecretary.Adv.
One of the ice dealers said that
he was able to harvest only about
half of the crop that he needs to care
H for his regular business and that he
4 was fearful no other opportunity
would come this season to complete
Il the deal. He believed that the only
II solution for the local situation was
1.-THE establishment of an artificial ice
plant and he was also quite sure that
such venture would be profitable
one.
Get it from Henzel-a policy in
1.-THE Mutual Life ms. Co. Phone 70S-
Black.-Adv.
Hamilton Press: The new factory
of the Keokuk and Hamilton Cement
Block Company, which is located in
A the north part of Hamilton. near
wild Cat Springs. is about completed
1 and will soon start to work filling or
4 ders. that are already booked. Mr..
Bisshopp informs us that they have
Y enough work booked to keep the fac
tory going full time for several
months. The capacity of the new fac
tory is far greater than the old one.
An article from the pen of Mrs.
i r. B. Summers, who has written much
4 on musical subjects, appears in an
other column Mrs. Summers has
4 been a teacher of large experience.
4 Her methods are the most advanced.
i and are approved by the highest
4 authorities. All unnecessary matter is
eliminated and he subject is handled
4 analvtically No less an authority
] that the celebrated DR.. Giuseppe Fer
rata has said of her work that she
grasps it with an analytical mind. -