The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-25
CITY NEWS.
Sherwood for harness.-Ady.

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/ "A marriage license was issued tc,
day to William NJ. Howard and Anna
Schell. colored, Of Keokuk.
/ -Leisy's bottle beer for lone use
has no equal. Phone 81 for q case
Adv.
Tho county court house Will be
closed Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon All OF the OF.
ices viii give their employees an op-
portunity of attending the celebration
The sheriff's office. which does bust.
ness day and night, will be the only
exception.
Jos. ]. Eirlcush refreshment
stand selling crispette. sandwiches,
ice cream cones. soda water and cigars
Is located at the Central. corner OF
Seventh and Main-Adv.
An interesting sight was staged
on Main street last evening when a
motorcyclist came down the street
bearing IN Indian from the wild west
show on the tandem seat The Indian
was In full regalia and attracted
mnch attention with his showing OF
delight with the ride.
Sherwood for ny nets at low
prices.-Adv.
Rev. r. W. Lilley Is reported to be
having great success on the lecture
platform this summer at chautauquas.
He will return IN about ten days and
viii assume his pastorate which has
been filled through union services
with the First Baptist church by Rev.
Sanders.
-R. NJ. Ireland Of Burlington has
purchased the taxi cab service Of the
Gate City Motor Car Co. at 511 John
son street. Hereafter for prompt and
reliabl, taxi service call phone $50.
ADV.
I'm order to accommodate the
crowds from Burlington and informed
late points who attend the celebration
and opening OF the regatta tomor-
row the Burlington route will run a
special train from Keokuk to Bur-
lington. leaving Keokuk at 1890 p.
m This Will allow the crowds to
see the great fireworks on Lake Coop
er.
Sherwood for buggies.-Adv.
There is established In the Y w
IC. A. building an emergency hospital,
under the supervision of Miss Habe-
NIGHT. the visiting nurse. who will be
assisted by Miss Brown, a trained
nurse. They will care for any one
who is III or hurt during the celebra-
ton. Rest rooms are also provided
for women and lavatorfes and toilet
conyeniences are also open for their
use.
-Leisy's bottle beer for home use
has no equal. Phone 81 for case.
Adv.
"A Mexican was struck by an auto
mobile which was making the turn
around Curtis statue on Third and
Main street Sunday evening, and bad
I y hurt The car passed over him
before 1t could be stopped. although
going only about six miles as hour
The man suffered compound frac
ture Of the ankle and severe bruises
about the body. He was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital.
Dancing tonight, Electric Pavilion,
Rand park. O'Farrell Bros orches-
tra.-Adv.
Frank LeFevre, an employe OF
Hubinger Bros. company, had spell
of heart trouble In the Hippodrome
theatre Sunday evening and gave
the management and others quite
scare When the people were leaving
after the show LeFevre remained in
his seat and seemed to have lost con
seriousness. His pulse was low and
some thought he was dead A doctor
was summoned and gave him medical
attention. He was removed to his
home and today is much better.
AT the First Westminster Presby-
terrain church yesterday the sermon
was preached by the Rev. ]. Addison
Craig OF Bentlyville, Pa. on the sub
ject OF The New Commandment. Mr.
Craig is a brother of Mr.. John E.
Craig and lived in Keokuk twenty
years ago. Mrs. Edward B. Heiser of
Birmingham. Ala, sang Hear Ye 0
Israel" by Dudley Buck. Mrs. Heiser
has a clear beautiful soprano. voice,
and sang with much expression. Her
husband, Mr.. Edward Heiser, is a
Keokuk boy, who has been living In
the south for ten years. There was
spirit of home coming about the
whole service, Mr.. Craig expressing
his pleasure at meeting again his