The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-18
CITY NEWS.
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Chief Anderson. Commissioner
Gray and Superintendent OF the Water
Works Hodges began their inspection
OF the city water hydrants today.
Buy auto robes at sherwood's,
703 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Keokuk club is doing away
with the bowling alleys which were
formerly the scene Of some exciting
games. The sport seems to have lost
hold on the members.
The cooler weather has had
marked effect on the number Of cases
in the police court for disturbing the
peace. The great majority of these
cases resulted from neighborhood I
quarrels during extremely hot wealth /
er.
Sure seal fruit Jars. Immegart's.
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&C. ]. Smith, court reporter, has
returned from six weeks trip to Den
yer and other Colorado points. All
court officials are getting ready for
/ the opening OF the fall term on Sep
TENDER %.
/ Choice fresh fish Keokuk Mar
ket & Produce Co. Phone 99.-Ad-
| vertisement
BY order Of Major C. Keller there
have been a number of changes made
recently In the location Of the govern
ment beacon lights as an aid to navi-
/ cation. Notice has been sent to mast
ers and pilots to this effect.
Auto blankets at low prices at
Sherwood 's.-Advertisement.
II Marriage licenses have been
granted to Daniel G. Baer, %, and
Gladys H. Peterson, IS, both OF this
city; and A. L. Armsbaugh, 81, of
Danville, Ia, and Emma Brown, Al,
of Keokuk.
The fire department answered a
call at the Hydraulic Tire Setter
Company about 500 o'clock last even
ing. Part of wall in shed attach
ed to the factory building had caved
in on place where there was some
fire. little smoke was about all the
fire department saw when it arrived.
Gate City Camp, No. 81. w. y. W.
meets tonight at Hawkes. hall. A full
attendance is urged, as business Of i'm.
portance will come up-Advertise-
ment.
The final edition of the first book
let issued by the Mississippi River
Power company entitled Electric
Power from the Mississippi River
has been prepared. The booklet gives
| development and explains In technical
detail many OF the features of the
work.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk
LODGE. No. 1os, B. P. o. E.. tonight at
8 o'clock. Elks' hall, Sixth and Blon-
| deau streets Visitors invited
IT. H McCleary and son Perry, of
| Centralia, Wash. are visiting their
many friends and relatives In this city.
Tom is another one of Kaokuk's boys
who has made good in the west He
is connected with a large insurance
and real estate firm and Perry is an
employe of the o. r. & n. Co., and
from here will go to New York City to
confer with some o. the head officials.
Regular meeting OF PuckechetucK
encampment No. 7. /. O. O.. F. at
Odd Fellows hall at 8 o'clock tonight
Visiting brethren fraternally invited
to nd-Advertisement.
An agent for western railroad
called at the Industrial Association
rooms yesterday to ask about the big
boat races and celebration at Keokuk
during the latter part of September
The agep. understood there would be
a hundred power boats shipped here
and wanted to get some business
When informed that the celebration
occurred three weeks ago he rather
'sneepfshly made his departure
The work for the Triple Sta auto
mobile highway will be continue
during the coming year. This de
cision was reached at meeting II
Missouri recently The trail lead
from Milton, Ia, to Keokuk. dippin!
down into Missouri Many local PEG
pie are interested in the trail and ar
cooperating with the farmers alonl
the route to bring the road to higl
state OF perfection.
ID While no official notice has ye
.p been received the auto touring part
OF the Iowa Equal Suffrage associa
re ton is expected to reach Keokuk witt
Ie in a month. The ladies have bee,
II making the trip over the state, speak
IN ing at various cities and organizin
to equal suffrage clubs. There is a
present no organization in Keoku