The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-08
CITY NEWS.

at Karll's-
Full line of Easter candies at the
ROSE, 421 Main.
/, Gate City advertisements tell you
about Easter merchandise.
Fancy boxes fresh chocolates fol
Easter. Oak Hail candy store.
Book beer. in cases and kegs
Order case. Leisy Brewing Co.
Election troubles are over until
the primaries in June. Elections have
been coming thick and fast this year
Easter sale OF trimmed hats 1870
at Karlls.
The beer made in Keokuk is as
good as the best. Have a case OF
Puritas in the home
Programs appropriate to Easter
will be observed in the churches next
Sunday. Music will be special fea'
ture while the sermons will be IN
keeping with the day.
Order candy Easter eggs with
your name on at the Rose. 42l Main
street.
Easter sale and market at the Y.
P. church Thursday afternoon, April
g. Refreshments served.
Ask for Puritas beer. It's great
tonic. Have 1t in your home.
. Spring house cleaning time has
arrived and many a man finds his
business has grown So fast that he
won't be able to get home to his
meals-until house cleaning is over.
Through an error in yesterdays
edition, the name of the Consumers
Wholesale Supply Co. was omitted in
the list OF dealers where Armours
"Star" hams and bacon can be Sc
cured. Armour & Co.
The Des Moines school board is
considering the plan to make all OF
the school grounds attractive for the
youngsters during the summer vaca-
ton by erecting swings. slides, tester-
totters, etc. so that the boys and
girls can have places to play.
DO things the Keokuk way. Drink
Puritas beer, the beer made in Keo-
kuk
Let us make your Easter ice
cream. Well make just what you
want. The Rose" 421 Main. Phon
7ss.
Phil Glasz, Fred Dressell.
Smokey Miller and VIM. Ball COM
pose quartette who will take part
in the Eagles minstrel at Fort Madi-
son on the evening Of Thursday, April
Is. About thirty Keokuk Eagles will
attend. o. R. Johnston OF Fort Madl-
son is in charge Of the big show. He
has assisted many Keokuk entertain
ments in the last few years with his
comedy, wit and songs.
Easter sale Of trimmed hats 1910
at Karll's.
"A large assortment OF Easter can
dies at Oak Hall candy store, Fourth
and Main street.
VIII lave for the season, one
Arabian and one draft stallion at
Hamilton. Ill. B. W. Elder.
-Keokuk Camp NJ. w. A. No. 622
will hold its regular melting tonight
ut Woodman hzll All members are
requested to be present.
Opening up Of river trafic On the
Mississippi is now claiming the atten-
tlOIl VI Tie ilsST AC"SPdPCAo "AA~A
watch the actions of the steamboats,.
The Quincy Herald has the following
to say about the steamer Keokuk:
The steamer Keokuk, not yet having
begun the Sunday service to Keokuk.
came down Sunday morning from
Burlington and tied up at the local
landing until o'clock Monday after
noon when the boat got away for thu
fourth trip Of the season in the
Quincy-Burlington trade. Next Sum
day the Keokuk will make its first
round trip to Keokuk, leaving Quincy
about $50 O'Clock and returning about
9 o'clock in the evening. To get here
in time, the boat will have to make
the run from Burlington to Keokuk
Saturday afternoon and from Keokuk
to Quincy in the night The Keokuk
will begin running on the schsdu 1t
is to follow through the entire sea-
son, the same schedule as was in
effect last year.
Leave orders for Easter eggs with
your name written on. Oak Hall
candy store
Sherwood has the largest stock
OF harness In this section Of the coun-
try. You can get what you want IN
the harness line at his place, 7o3
Main street.
Book beer, in cases and kegs.
Order case Ieisy Brewing Co