The daily Gate City., 1914-02-16
CITY NEWS.

4 No better beer than Puritas, the
only beer made in Keoklik.
i The interest Of the politicians ia
being centered In the coming primary
elections
i ID. H. Annable has been appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Miss
Marjory McCraw.
Bartenders ball tonight at Wood
man hall. Agnes twelve piece union
orchestra plays. Don't miss 1t,
The winter weather has put stop
to the building industry. 1t will be re-
suned as soon as the weather moder
ates.
/ The ice harvest is on in earnest.
not only at keokuk but at many points
along the river. A large harvest is
/ promised and desired
New line OF muslin underwear
| now on display at the Central.
Squire" John Leindecker, justice
of th, peace, is visiting with his son
in Quincy, III. Henry F. Reichman,
constable. is holding down both Of
| fees for the present.
/ Phone 81 for a case OF Leisv
/ beer when you're out.
/ The books Of the treasurer OF the
| Keokuk Industrial Association are
being checked up today. Judge Rice
H. Bell is the expert accountant who
I is going over the financial records
/ for the year.
/ Special prices on discontinued
styles Memo corsets this week at the
/ Csntral.
John R. Dimond this morning filed
with the city clerk his nomination
ipapers for the office Of councilman.
Mr. Dimond is the second candidate
for office at the coming elections to
| file his papers.
| The street car company yesterday
used Its 'snow-plow" car to keep the
tracks clear during the blizzard, and
workmen kept the switches clear to
prevent derailments The schedules
were maintained without much diff
Guilty.
i One way to help a Keokuk insti-
tuition is to ask for Puritas beer and
tAASiot III SCSetA6 ~.
"A young son OF F. c. Tabor, edf-
1 tor Of the Donnellson Review, sue
cumbef to an attack of spinal menin-
gifts. at his home last Saturday.
local physician was callaf in consul
tation on the case, but later notifiec
OF the death OF the boy.
Drink Puritas beer, the only beer
made in Keokuk.
This iron aprons at the street
crossings on Main street are proving
pitfalls for the pedestrians this frosty
! weather. The aprons become slick
as glass, and II pedestrians are no,
careful they find themselves suddenly
precipitated into the pile OF snow in
the gutter.
The state board of parole visited
the penitentlary at Fort Madison sew
Ieral days ago, and one OF the prison
ers which the board is said to have
called was c. B. Lake, who was sent
up for shortages in his account. 1t IL
understood that the board questioned
Lake in regard to his conduct in office
"A copy of the Boston American
+ with the story OF how littls want
) ad started the s25 100000 Keokua
dam, has reached the local office O,
the Industrial Association. The story
of the little want ad has been pub
lished il other metropolitan papers
2 as little sermon on what want ads
! may accomplish.
"A big revival is in progress al
the Christian Volunteers Mission a,
3 102 Main street. A large crowc is at
: tending the services and thu volun
5 teers are pressed for chairs for the
multitude They are extending an in
yitation to all who would like to hsal
! the gospel, and any one who has ex
II ira chairs are asked to bring then
/ along.
! 1T was expected that the reyiya
: services which have been in progress
7 at the First Christian church for ths
5 past two weeks would close last even
t ign but such an intense interest was
2 displayed Sunday and the response tx
. the audience to unite with the churcl
D 30 generous, 1t was decided to continue
! the meetings at least until FRIDAY
r might OF this week and in all probabilit,
1 over next Sunday. The meetings are
9 being conducted by Rev. M c. Hutch
e inson OF Burlington.
Albert Bonnell. residing on rura
route No. out OF West Point, Iowa
announces himself candidate to,
supervisor on the republican ticke'
for the 1916 term. subject to the June
: primary. Mr. Bonnell is one Of ths
best known Lee county farmers, ha,
> been g resident all his life. He is in
: terested In the development OF the
. county and has the ability to serve OF
I the board Of supervisors with credit
ito himself and his constituents.
PERSONALS.
Miss Hammes has gons east on q
> business mission.