The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-26
CITY NEWS.

Phone 274 for Weems' laundry.
Save Orpheum coupons for your
favorite youngster.
Garden hose and lawn sprinklers.
King Plumbing Co.
The dates of the Henry county
fair are August Is to Fl.
The classified column will interest
you. Be sure and read it.
Call 274 or at 914 Main for Weems'
laundry. G. & ]. Cleaners. agents.
The regular teachers examina-
itfon will be held at the county court
house, July 20, 80 and 81. They will
be conducted by Miss Helen Bradford.
Now is the time to sprinkle. Call
King Plumbing Co. for garden hose.
Captain John Streckfus is in COM
mand Of the steamer Dubuque in the
st. Louis Keokuk trade in place OF
captain Simmons who resigned last
week.
| Save Orpheum auto coupons for
your favorite youngsters.
The retail grocers will close Wed
nesday, July 20, at II O. m. on ac-
count OF excursion to Blur Park. Pat
rons are requested to have their ord
ers in not later than q. m.
Save Orpheum auto coupons for
your favor1te youngsters.
4 Let us send you an electric iron
on thirty days trial. King Plumbing
Go.
A warranty deed was filed yester-
day in which the Mississippi River
Power company conveys to C.. r. JOY,
three lots in the southeast quarter OF
section Is in township 65. north.
4 -Weems' laundry phone 274 or call
at G. & ]. Cleaners, GA Main.
See our line OF garden hose and
lawn sprinklers before 1t is too late.
King Plumbing Co.
Marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday to Alex Edies, AZ, OF Good
Hope, ILL.,. and Laura J. Van Doderlin
20, OF Chicago, and George Stickney
10, and Anna A. Echols, 10, both Of
Adams county. Ill.
C. & J. Cleaners are agents FOL
Wesms' laundry. Phone PA.
Electric fans, all kinds. Kfne
Plumbing Co.
Several Keokuk merchants are
making arrangements to go east with
their fall and winter merchandise
This item is an announcement tc
look forward to lower temperature.
-Keokul lodge No. 10. 1. o. o. f.
meets every Monday night. at 7:3(
O'Clock. Visiting brothers invited tc
attend
The city council yesterday re
ceived a petition from John Burroughs
) and several others, requesting tina.
the grading work now being done or
Franklin street between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth be lessened by nine
, inches.
The Chicago Tribune in IT'S book
. page yesterday carried picture Of
Rupert Hughes, the Keokuk man, who
wrote What Will People Say which
was continued story in one OF the
current magazines and now is In boob
.orm.
BY a deed filed yesterday In the
recorders office Ella Shoemaker ant
John Shoemaker transfer to o. c
Reichelt and Winnie ]. Reichslt,
acres OF land situated on the st
,, Francisville road The land is in thu
. northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section in township 65.
-r.rs. Daisy Ware Triplett returned
from Quincy. where she sang at the
closing session OF the interstate racia
conference, held under the auspices
of the Quincy branch OF the national
association Of the advancement of col
iored peoEle- DR.. w. E. B. Dubois Of
New York, editor OF the Crisis, was
: ,tile speaker of the evening.
-Keokuk friends Of Frank c. Nor
ton, Of Burlington, Will be interested
in knowing that he has been named
chief inspector of the income tax fol
the state of Iowa. The position pays
eight dollars per day, and Mr.. Nor
; tons salary will start on August ]
! Norton was slated for the rostofncs
lat Burlington but this appointment /.
leven better than that.