The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-25
. CITY NEWS.

Auto robes at SHERWOOD s.
Drink P,Iritas beer always.
"A sudden thaw would make some !
slush.
Cole A. Lear, 81 and Naomi Mills,
81, we're given marriage license yes
terday.
Auto robes and horse blankets at
Sherwood's, 703 Main.
Phone "a for case of Leisy
beer when you're out.
Joe Carwalho goes to new York !
City this evening to look after bust
ness matters.
Phone "a for case Of Leisy
beer when you're out.
Made in Keokuk. Puritas beer;
none better. Order case today.
"A digest of decisions by the inter |
state commerce commission has been
received by the Industrial association
traffic department.
When you become tired OF inferior
coffees, you will begin using 'Hamill's
Steel-Cut."
The railroads entering Keokuk
and over the storm-swept sections OF
the country are resuming usual
schedules, after suffering serious de-
lays by the blizzard.
Delbert A. Henkle, %, OF Donnell-
son and Pansy M. Mcpherson, 81 of
Croton and Ores NJ Meinhardt, "a OF
Donnellson and Primrose Mcpherson,
-, OF Croton. were granted licenses
to wed yesterday afternoon.
w. C. Howell and wife have con-
veyed to H. T. Henderson, lot In
block 10 in Reid's addition to the city
of Keokuk. The consideration named
in the warranty deed is SIS and other
considerations.
Fort Madison Democrat: Rev
David Phillips of the First Methodist
Episcopal church at Fort Madison has
accepted the pastorate of the Metho
4 dist church at Agency, Iowa, as re-
suit of the unanimous request OF the
! Agency Methodists and with the APP
proval of the district superintendent.
Rev. Lloyd Tenant has resigned as
chaplain OF the Iowa state peniten-
tiary here and succeeds Rev. Phillips
at First church, for the remainder OF
the conference year.
There will be mass meeting for
men at Hamilton, H.. Sunday, Marcn
i. at two O'Clock p. m. in Daughrety's
hall. The Rev. E. H. Jagdstein of
Warsaw, will give an address on,
What can be done to interest the
men. and get them to go to church. .
After his address the meeting will be
every one will have an opportunity to
talk and ask questions. Every man
and boy over fourteen is invited to be
present This meeting is strictly I'M
UNCONVENTIONAL.
-Elgin Jewelry Co.'S auction sale
continues daily, 2:So and 1880 p. M.
at. 5u2 Main street. Don't miss it
Everything must go.
"A Des Moines paper says: I
branch Office of the Genera
Electric company of Schenectady, n
Y, will established in Des Moinel
| Immediately. Edwin l.. Barr, who will
have charge Of the local ONCE, will
arrive in Des Moines within day o
two to make arrangements for thu
location of the Offices Mr. Barr, witt
will manage the Des Moines branch
is prominent in electrical circles. H
had charge of all the electrical equip
B ment furnished by the General Elet
. trio company for the Keolsuk dam an
spent year in Keokuk.
Insist on getting Larsen's came
/ saur kraut, boiled cabbage and beet
of your grocer. Buck-Reiner Co
wholesale distributors.
!, Steps were taken Monday at
meeting of the council on health an
public instruction of the America
. Medical association held at the Cor
: gress hotel in Chicago which may r,
suit in the removal of the ethical ba
on newspaper advertising. After
long discussion, in which the drift c
, argument was practically unanimou
in favor of the revision of the ethics
: code, the council decided to place tn
question before the national house {
delegates of the American Medical a
sociation at its annual convention
Atlantic City, N j.. this summer. Thi
I is the first time the point has ever n
IL ceived official recognition from tn
n. organized medical interests of til
II country, and those who favor it d.
O. clare that it means the removal {
ID the barrier between recognized med
Of cal men and institutions and the a.
Y vertising columns OF the secular pres
h