The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-08-03
CITY NEWS.

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| Dentists closed, Wed, afternoons.
| This Sundays Record-Herald con-
tains page story OF the dam. Read It.
ADV.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mum
ger, Mooar station. July 80. daugh-
tier
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Loter.
Is25 North Thirteenth street, July 20.
I a daughter.
Now is time Of year to 60 to Dav-l
export on the Streckfus steamers.
Round trip, meals and berth 1915.
Phone 1924 for dates.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk lodge
| No. Is, i. o. o. F. Monday night at 8 |
o'clock. Visiting brothers cordially
| invited.
The Carter Lumber Co has sent
the city firemen several boxes OF
cigars In recognition OF some good
work done at the mill last week by
! the department.
/ H D. Mcdowell, the local Rock
Island yardmaster has returned from
Iowa Falls where he was called by
j the death of his sister Mrs. A.
4 Benshoof.
-. B. Bell of Keosauqua, under
went an operation at st. Joseph's hos
ipital Friday for the amputation of
his left limb. He was reported in a
critical condition following the oper-
alton
This Sundays Record-Herald con
tains page story OF the dam. Read it.
ADV.
/ The Ambrosia lodge No. 235 A..
n. T. A. will hold its annual picnic
at the Ambrosia school house grove
on Monday. Aug. H. This is always
a popular event and large attend
ance is expected this year.
Sherwood repairs harness.-Adv.
Masonic: Regular meeting of
Eagle lodge No. IL, A. F.. and A. NJ,
8 o'clock Monday evening, August 4,
1913 Visiting brethren fraternally in
vited. BY order OF the w. M. s. H.
Johnston. secretary.
Wanted Just 20 Keokuk families
to try sack of our Cream" -four at
s1.25 per sack and report results
Phone 90. Keokuk Market and Produce
, Co.-Adv.
Francis Tigue has resigned as a
member of the city FIRE department
and has taken employment at che
cereal works. He has been one OF
the best liked members of the depart
ment for several months, being ener-
getic in the discharge OF his duties at
all times
Carl H. Weinberg of this city
will be master of ceremonies at q
mass in Muscatine this morning at
10 o'clock during which DR.. Henry
Takkenberg will say his first mass.
The Ksokuk student for the priest.
hood and the Muscatine clergyman
were schoolmates together at ST. Am
brose college in Davenport.
Sherwood sells harness. ADV.
The Zoo camp across the river
continues to be a popular place and
was made more SO recently by the
addition OF the Zoo cabaret show.
With W. e. Enlow in charge OF the
orchestra. Fred Dressed as leader oil
the quartette and H. H. Payton and
Ed Woolley. old favorites, as princi
pal end men In the minstrel show q
great variety of entertainment is OF
: fered. A musical entertainment viii
be given tonight A big chicken din
ner viii be given today at the camp
-Four additional orders for home
q coming postals have brought the mum
Der mailed by Keokuk people during
the last two weeks up to $1,000, ant
the demand shows no sign OF decrease
This plan of publicity for the celebra
tion August 90, 81 and % has proven
9 the most popular one that could have
IS been devised, and the committee fig
e lures that over 100000 people have
n had the celebration brought to theil
If direct attention Inquiries are coming
Y, in by the hundred every day, and Keo
kuk undoubtedly will entertain the
,. largest crowd in it's history the latter
lpart of this month. The postals are
being distributed free at the DRUG
stores. cigar stands, newspaper of
fees and at the Industrial Associa