The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-02
THE WEATHER.


Attend opening OF The Rose"
confectionery tomorrow. Souvenirs.
Adv.
The fire department has received
cigars from Drs. jenkins, Lapsley and
Pease in appreciation of their work at
the recent Are.
Your ice cream order for Sunday
will have our prompt and special at
tention. Burke Bros. els Main street
Phone 24s.-Adv.
One OF the largest river excar-
sions of the city will be that of the
Hannibal Knights of Columbus to this
city on June 10th.
A team hitched to dairy wagon
J belonging to Lauritz Nelson en-
dangered the lives of several people
lin West Keokuk yesterday afternoon
when it became frightened and ran
Iaway. The horses started on Reid
street and were stopped by Geo. Girls
well at the risk Of his life just as they
had reached the Seventh street bridge.
Souvenirs for all at the opening
Of THE Rose" confectionery tomor-
raw.--Ady.
Veterinarians report that there is
very little hog cholera in this section
at this time. Several farmers lost a
large number OF hogs during slight
epidemic about two months ago but 1t
is now practically obliterated. Black
/ leg which ravaged herd OF cattle
near Summitville is not being found
at this time and was confined to the
one herd.
! Young mems suits, with the right
air OF distinction at Ewers-McCarth
| Co.-Adv.
A large attendance is expected to
/! hear DR.. R. D. Salisbury in his lee
ture at the high school assembly hall
4 tonight upon his four months trip
/ through South America. While the
lecture is free admission is by ticket
which can be procured from the
school authorities as long as they
last DR.. Salisbury is noted student
of geology.
Complete stock of harness and
new buggies to select from at Sher
/ wood s.-Adv.
AT the meeting of citizens at the
! courthouse tonight the telephone rate
i will again be discussed. There is
some disagreement as to the terms OF
the proposed ordinances and final
draft will probably be agreed upon.
/ Reports of committees which have
been appointed will also probably be
received Leaders OF the meetings ex-
pect a large attendance.
Correct ciothes for men, young
men and boys, at Ewers Mccarthy Co.
ADV.
Regular meeting Keokuk Council
No. 536 tonight at o'clock. TawkeJ'
hall. Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited to attend. j.
NJ. Fulton, regent; ]. |. Annable. sec.
retary-Adv.
The Upper Room Mission. open.
not once or twice week, but every
evening, at eight o'clock. at q North
Fifth street. We cordially invite all
who love Gods word to come and
join us in the study OF it. We are
saved by grace and desire those who
] are not saved to come and be prayed
for that they too may be freed from
the bondage CT sin. F. A. McGaw.
A complete Sunday dinner when
you have roast of veal, lamb, beef
or pork from Jos. Haubert's market
ADV
1t is probable that the case of j
H. Coleman, indicted for forgery In
1904, will come to trial at the May
term of the district court. He has
employed lawyers to make vigorous
! defense and dispositions of Edward
and l.. w. Braun In his behalf will be
taken in Warsaw before commits
sion within a few days. The state has
filed objections to most of the In
terogatories.
! Sunday. Markley, the butcher ADV
Have harness repaired at Sher
wood s.-Adv.
4 Application has been made in tn,
Il district court by Amelia, widow OF J
I B. Van Pappelendam, Bernard. Wal
II
: have admitted as his last will ant
testament document made by hin
on April % with nurse as witness
\ in which he says he had not draw
up any will but directs that his sister
Mrs. Sassel shall receive 500, hi
clerks, Anna and Ella, $50 each, AM
the estate settled according to law
He appoints his wife and son. Bern
ard, as administrators.
| The boy who wears an Bwers-Mc
Carthy Co. Norfolk" suit has the az
surance OF being correctly dressed
-Puckechetuck lodge No. AZ meet
every Friday night at 8 O'Clock. All
members requested to be present b
order OF noble grand. Geo. Immegart
secretary Initiation. Work In inltia
tory degree.-Adv,
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