The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-05
CITY NEWS.

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Fresh halibut at Jos Haubert's,
TOO Main street
-Keokuk hotels were busy spots
this week owing to the lumb N1nen
and dentists conventions.
Fresh country eggs soc per dozen.
keokuk Market & Produce Co. Phone
SO.
Senator LaMonte Cowles of Bur
Engton was transacting business in
this city yesterday.
Included in the building progress
for Keokuk this year should be few
new school houses. They are needed.
Joe O'Brien arrived last evening
from st. Louis to attend the South
eastern Iowa Dental society meeting.
Fresh fish and oysters. Keokuk
Market & Produce CO. Phone SO.
Miss Luella SAMSON who was
operated on few days ago for ap.
pendicttis is getting along nicely at
Graham hospital.
MIR. McNamea Of Des Moines, for
merly local agent for the Rock Island
| in this city, was in Keokuk yesterday
| visiting with his many old time
| friends.
/ DIR. Roscoe Yant, who attendeo
the Southeastern Dentist society
meeting in Keokuk, renewed acquaint-
ance with many of his old Keokuk
/ friends. DR.. Yant was at one time a
valued member OF the Keokuk base
| ball team.
Finnan haddfe at Immegart's.
4 The action of the Commercial
club OF Fort Dodge in starting a
movement to raise $4,000 for the
purpose of building good roads leao-
ing into the city could be emulated
by other communities with very pro-
fitable results.
! Masonic: Special meeting oil
Eagle lodge No. ~. A. F. & A. NJ,
7:30 O'Clock. Friday evening, Feb. 6,
1914. Work on 1st degree. Visiting
brethren fraternally invited. By order
of the w. NJ. S. H. Johnston, secre-
tary.
The Christian Volunteers Mission
at No. 102 Main street holds ser
vices every evening at 1880 o'clock
y f. J. Stlvlls OF the mission has been
q given permission by the mayor te
solicit funds for carrying on the wo-s
of this mission
New buggies for spring at SHEER
woods.
MIR. Mandt has returned from the
/, Omaha cement show and reports i
big success. He also reports the
l cement machine manufactured by the
, Keokuk company attracted wide at
trticn. This factory is growing AMI
some day will be one OF the big in
: dustnies of Keokuk Watch it grow
The regular meeting OF the Wcm
ans Christian Temperance Union was
heDi yesterday afternoon. 1t wa
called to ord ar by the president an
J opened with scripture reading, pray
er and song. 1t was reported tina
: these were two citizens leagues work
ing in sympathy with the w. G. I
4 IT,, and for law enforcement. Ats
tho business session Mr.. j. A. Robert
gave an enthusiastic address. Nils
| McMurray, one OF the state worker
then spoke. She told how the stat
prohtbitory ammdment could be pass
| ed, prohibiting forever the nlanufa'
ture and sale OF intoxicating liquors.
| Fort Madison is discussing tn
question OF new school building an
the indications are the scholars Wi
soon have fine Jefferson schoo
| Keokuk badly needs number {
new school buildings. The matter ha
been too long delayed. Action shout
he taken at the coming school ele'
ton to give to the city two me-
school homes at least. A new one o
the south side and ons to take th
place OF the Garfield school which
| not only Inadequate and unfit bu
| absolutely dangerous.