The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-05
CITY NEWS.


Wednesday, April IL.
IL A. Berryhill is unable to leav'
MS home on account OF severe cas-
OF erysipelas.
The question OF Easter purchaser
will be easier solved II you read Gait
City advertisements.
Have your wall paper cleaned by
Erman, Harrington & Inman Co
Leave orders at F. belongs. Phone
No. 1.
The idea Of visiting the nearby
cities is a good one. In this plan the
retail merchants are moving In the
right direction.
Candidates at the recent city cleo
ton should not forget to Ale their
election expenses with the county aud
itor. It is legal requirement
King Plumbing Co. gave US their
order last week for their fourth car
since 1910. Cause why we sell them
Fords. Gate City Motor Car Co.
Its one OF our specialties to wash
rugs. See how well we can clean
them for you. Call us up, phone 265.
Gate City Laundry, IS South Eleventh.
The familiar sound of the steam
boat whistle is heard again and it will
not be long before the river and espec-
Tally Lake Cooper will be the favorite
place for entertainment.
Give ITS your order now for names
put on Easter eggs. The Rose, 421
Main street Phone 1853.
There was considerable excite
ment in Hamilton Friday when dog
bit boy in the cheek and shoulder
and the father OF the injured lad Sc
cured shot gun and went out on the
trail OF the dog.
Drive your horse to a new buggy
bought at Sherwoods.
-Workmen are busy with the inter.
Tor finishings Of the new Masonic tenn
pie and it is expected that this hand
some edif1ce will be ready for occu-
pancy within the next few months. 1t
will be one OF the finest fraternal
homes in the city.
Phone Red-263 when you need
sand or cinders. Frank ClemensoD.
Grandma South, living with her
daughter, Mrs. Riley Sheldon at Tween
tieth and Palean streets. celebrated
her S7th birthday anniversary yester
day and was called upon by many of
her friends. She LIS the head OF i've
living generations and still retains all
of her faculties and is in good health.
Sunday school teachers should or
der their Easter eggs with names put
on neatly, from The Rose. Phone 76s.
- No ro4o 3c
nlled with interesting store news.
Read the advertisements and then
come to Keokuk to trade IL you are
not doing so already. The keokuk
merchants will not only offer you the
best merchandise at reasonable prices
but try their very best to make your
shopping pleasant
The following item from the Los
Angeles Tribune will be OF interest
to the many old Keokuk friends of R.
9. Ransom, who was identified with
the Keol1uk newspapers: Joseph !
Ransom for twenty-five years con-
nected with the c., B. & @. railroad |
at st. Louis, who is visiting his
brother, Robert s. Ransom, at 1852 |
West Thirty-eighth street, this city, is
so enthusiastic over his first visit to I
California that he probably will locate
here
Will have for the season, one
Arabian and one draft stallion at /
Hamilton, H. B. W. Elder
A dramatic cantata by Frederick
school chorus of 125 voices on the
evening Of April IS, at the Grand
opera house under the direction of
Philip c. Hayden. An orchestra of
fourteen pieces will assist, Miss Met
ia Hummer and Marshall Fulton will
be at the piano. The soprano SOLO
lists will be Miss Enid Simpson of
Carthage: mezzo soprano, Mrs. Henry
Schouten, of Keokuk: tenor. A. s.
Nichols. Fort Madison; baritone, Raj
ston Hayden.
-Hamilrs Pyramid" steel cut cof-
fee. Iaubersheimers
Under the leadership of the jun
Tor superintendent. Miss Ritter, the
children Of Trinity church had the
opening service at the revival Friday
night. and about one hundred children
marched in singing. Onward Christ
ian Soldiers headed by the snare
drum. They completely filed the
choir loft and platform. and sang and
recited scripture for about half an
hour. The singers were led by the /
piano and six boys playing on their
violins, and the drummer boy. After
their song service they were seated .
In a body and the pastor preached to
them, as we'll as to a well filed house, /
who had come to enjoy the childrens .
hour On next Friday the children
are to have an other meeting at 100 ,
p. M, and all are invited