The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-28
CITY NEWS.

baptist bazaar, Thurs, Dec. 3.
-Keokuk is rather quiet after the
Eagles convention.
Call at Sherwood's for every.
| thing in the harness line.
Moose excursion on G. W. Hill
today to Quincy. Don't miss It.
! Ed. Beer, the cigar maker has
opened store at 724 Main. Call in
The small boy is waiting impa
tiently for the arrival Of the glorious
Fourth.
Judge Bank will reconcenv dis
,trict court on Monday. Tie jury wiz
come on Tuesday afternoon.
Garbage cans; all sizes and
prices. Settler & Cherry Co.
Notice to patrons: All work In
trusted to us will be turned out with
out delay. Blanks. the cleaners.
Phone 249.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to Arthur Weldon, p OF Keo-
kuk, and Miss Halle Davis. % of Pal
myra. Mo-
A large crowd was down town sat
nrday evening and the trading was
brisk The cooler weather was real
refreshing.
Wanted: Everybody to see the
folding bath tub at No. 6O3 Main
street. NJ Hammerie. agent; ]. c..
Karle. sub agent.
The Young Mems club OF ST.
Mary's church will have a picnic in
Rand Park at the entrance OF Four
teenth street on July 4. They will
serve refreshments and have races,
ETC.
Advertising pays you, Mr.. Custo-
mer. to the extent that you acquaint
yourself with the store news OF the
which is continually APP
pearing In this paper.
Masonic: Special meeting OF
Eagle lodge No. IL. A. F. & A. NJ, 5
O'Clock, Monday, June 20, 1914 Work
on End degree. Visiting brethren fra
ternally invited. BY order Of the W.
NJ. S. H. Johnston, secretary.
There will be meeting of .he d.
rectors Of the Industrial association
on Monday at 30 o'clock at the Elks
club. The board will take luncheon
there and will consider some very i'm
portant business following the lunch
con.
The oiling OF several blocks on
the north side OF the city has been
The oil is carried in tank
wagons and is then rut on, using a
large sized sprinkling pot The road
IS then dragged to work the oil into
the roadway.
Take a day Off and go with the
Christian, Baptist and Methodist
churches to Bluff Park, Wednesday.
July 1. on steamer W. W. and barge.
Boat leaves at $3.50, return to Keokuk
at D. m. Big picnic dinner at park.
Round trip CSC.
The condition OF the corn fields
in This vicinity rs reported as never
having been finer. The hot weather of
the last few days has been conducive
to good corn growing and the fields
are already dark green. Wheat
Is also being done H. some
Of the fields near here.
"A feature about the republican
county convention held at Fort Madi-
so many members of the party to go
to the state convention. Quite often
heretofore II was difficult to get vol
unteers This time more than the al
Ioted number we're anxious to go
which indicates very strong party an
crest
-Sherwoods pretty line Of buggies
are just the thing for summer.
The session of federal court which
here Wednesday closed
Friday afternoon. Judge Mcpherson
heard arguments in the Des Moines
1nion depot case and in the Maley
Ease. United States District Attorney
Claude A. Porter In his resistance to
he motion flied by Attorney Ballinger
or the defense to revcre the order
or hearing case. denied that the court
lad made prejudicial remarks in the
presence of the jury. The case will be
,ard July p.