The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-08
CITY NEWS.


dealer in Keokuk.
The c.. B. & @. depot at LaGrange,
Mo-, burned last Friday morning.
Best line OF shoes in Keokuk for
the least money at Hollands. S24
| Main street,
Official notices are being publish
ED in Burlington demanding clean
walks.
| Saturday night was the coldsst
OF the winter The ice harvest looks
reasonably certain.
Hotel business has been lively
for the past several days. the conven-
tons stimulating the trade.
The skaters will be busy in short
time: if the present weather continues.
! It is Of the ice making variety
Annual linen shower at nurses
home. by Graham hospital guild, Feb
ruary 10, 8 p. m. Refreshments.
Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No. IS. I. o. O. f., Monday night at s
O'Clock Visiting brothers cordially
| invited Work in first degree,
The cold wave was no disappoint
ment to the lee men who expect to
start their harvest in short time,
provided the low temperature con-
{tinues.
] Zero weather is not the kind that
ATTRACTS visitors from the country and
Jas result farmers have not been in
THE city during the past few days In
large number,
Several Keokuk merchants are
in the eastern markets purchasing
spring merchandise This weather
does not, possess much of spring
feeling, however.
The NJ. P. church gave a supper
Saturday evening in the room form
erly occupied by the Cameron, joyce
& Schneider Co., and we're accorded
a liberal patronage.
| Alvin Mills. aged As, OF Carthage,
ILL.,, and Mrs. Annie E. Terry, 40, OF
keokuk, were united in marriage yes
terday morning by John Iaindecker,
] Justice of the peace.
The revival services at the First
Christian church will be resumed
again today. There was no service
Saturday evening The meetings will
continue through the present week.
The petition for rehearing in the
case OF Sanders VS. Sutlve Brothers
has been denied, and the litigation in
the matter is closed. The rellearingf
was asked from the Iowa supreme
court.
Mrs. Ed. s. Lotion and c. A. Hal.
beck are In Kahoka, Mo-, called there
by tbs serious illness Of their father
Frank Halbeck Mrs. Lotion left for
Kahoka yesterday morning, and Mr..
Halbenk left last evening
Masonic: Regular meeting o.
Hardin lodge No. 20, A. F. & A NJ.
Monday evening at s O'Clock. visit
! ing brethren fraternahy invited BY
order of the w. NJ. L. NJ. Hahn, sec
1 Rotary.
The Quincy Herald says that Mrs.
Thomas Kinrade, 439 North Fifth
street, is in Keokuk, called thither by
1.-THE illness of her brother who is in a
hospital and has undergone quite a
severe surgical operation.
Since hearing that 100 of the
Cooper dam msn have married Keo-
kuk girls, many Quincy girls have
been heard to ask just where Mr.
1 Cooper is building dam at present
says an editorial in the Quincy Her
aid
IL have built six houses in the las,
five montss and now building seven
room residence for George Ferguson
Let me figure with you on that house
Eyou are going to build. ] will save
you money Charles A. Shafer, phone
Backlog, 1909 Carroll.
"A lecture on ireland, the Irisf
people and the irish church will be
given in st. Johns parish house OF
Tuesday evening by Rev. DR.. Morrow
There will be no admission fee Il
the lecture. Tickets may be obtain
ed from tbs Rev. ]. c. Sage, rectoI
, OF the church.
The fire department answered al
alarm at $3.50 yesterday mornins
when fue burned out at the home
of j. B. We'll, 62S Orleans avenue
No damage was done The depart
, ment also answered still ara1n a
7:30 Friday night when fiue burne'
out in house at 10 North Mint
street. No damage was done In thi
case.
If you do not go to church. com
to the Upper Room mission. If yo'
do go to church come and lend ;
hand and receive blessing. This i
a union mission and needs your hell
Anoth5r soul was saved a few night
ago. The Rev. H. B. Barnes is tn
leader, and the meetings are he'll
! every evening in the library building
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