The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-13
CITY NEWS.

Beautiful Easter millinery display
Saturday at The Emporium. 726 Main
street-Adv.
Local railroad men have received
notices of the extraordinary press of
business on railroads east of Chicago.
due. il is understood. mainly to the
rush OF grain from the west to the
east. Many of the roads have en-
hargoes on certain commodities be-
, cause of their inability to handle all
1.-THE business offered,
Miss Mccoy is pleased to an
nounce her spring millinery opening
for Saturday at the Emporium
The Upper Room Mission. at No.
~ North Fifth street, meets every
evening at $50. God says. Return
unto me and viii return unto you
There are hundreds o, backsliders In
& keosuk The mission is q good place
ito get right With God. The prodigal
: son said. 81 viii arise and go to my
! father and viii say to him. Father |
have sinned r. A. McGaw.
Choke fresh fish at Ghas. Marks
1898 Main. Phone Is3s-red ADV.
The knight Tempiars OF this city
are already planning TO attend the ma
! tional conclave IN Denver in August.
: Nearly twenty-five fram this city have
: sfgniEed their intention of joining
with other templsrs in southeastern
} Iowa and make the trip in 3 special
train. The Slth regiment hand from
/ 0stuEwal viii accompany the lows
: party
) Our next horse and mule auction
!, AZ Hamilton, IL. viii be March %.
, VIII have 200 head of horses Of all
, classes. Bring IN your horses and
mules and ne viii sell them for you
) 81 good prices Hare two loads OF
this sale, 3, " Eider-Adv.
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: 81 last eFeaing AZ the high school be
fore the pupils OF the grammar school
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touch vita The mare dfs5eElt music
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