The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-15
CITY NEWS.

Ut sDuSS10S, SEE OHSi WOou.
viii PRAISE is on the sick list.
Don't read our add in this paper.
Keokuk Plumbing Co.
Attend hartenders' dance tonlor-
row night at Woodman hall.
Walter O'Dell of The Gate City
mailing force, is Ill at his home with
pneumonia.
1900 saved Is that much earned
See our add in this paper. The Keo-
kuk Plumbing Co.
sauce for Sunday dinner, Feb. Is.
25c. Bowman Restaurant, 20 So. 4th.
Diamonds bought and sold. Can
save you money on your diamond
purchase. H. 8. Mills, Is North Sixth.
u. R. Frailey of Fort Madison
was in the city Friday looking after
. business matters and visiting with
friends.
The buzz OF the saw, the toot, toot
OF the engine and the squeaking Of
car wheels will be heard this week at
the Ice fields.
w. n. F. Jones, SO, of LAGRANGE,
Mo-. and Beulah Ethel Schumate, "a,
of Fort Morgan, Colo. were yesterday
granted q license to wed.
ohm Winkler, foreman of the ice
cutting gang for the Azinger Broth
ers. had this misfortune to hurt his
shoulder yesterday morning.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk lodge
No. IS. l. o. Q. F., Monday night at 5
o'clock. Visiting. brothers cordially
invited. Work in second degree
The State Fireman's association
will hold this years Tournament in Ma
quoketa, that city having raised fund
of $3,35O for entertainment purposes.
4 Ice cutting operations will CON.
! mence tomorrow at this point. Fort
Madison dealers are already cutting
and expect to work today, in order
to take advantages OF all the cold
weather possible.
John w. Rovane took out nomi-
nation papers for the Office of city
mayor last Monday Mr.. Rovane was
the third candidate to take out his
| papers for this office, the other two
being S. W. Moorhead and Michael
| Welsh.
Nomination papers for the office
OF city councilman were taken OUT
by T. P. Gray yesterday Mr.. Gray
at present holds tho Office OF commits
sioner of public safety and has served
the city in this capacity for two
/ terms.
The card OF Prof. John S. Stille,
expert piano tuner from the W. w
| Kimball Co.'s factory, appears in this
issue and will appear from time to
time. Leave your orders for piano
tuning at w. w Kimball Co, 307
Main street.
Midshipman j. Emmett Belts has
successfully passed the examinations
for the second academic year at the
1 q. s. naval academy at Annapolis,
Nd He, with his class, are expecting
ia summer cruise to Sweden, Russia
and Germany.
a real estate dealer says that
/ W1ilth IiiS past JCA udSS dCGiNltY Ill
his line has increased and that num-
Der of sales have been made He
stated that one deal was closed on
the very worst day of the year which
would indicate that weather did not
prevent people from taking an inter
est in real estate. 1t was the opin-
ion of the dealer that Keokuk was
going to see busy year In real
estate.
A For auto robes, see Sherwood.
i Albert Bonnell, residing on rural
route No. out 1of West Point, Iowa,
announces himself a candidate for
supervisor on the republican ticket
for the 1916 term, subject to the June
primary Mr. Bonnell is one Of the
best known Lee county farmers, has
been resident all his life He is in
Iterested in the development of the
county and has the ability to serve on
1.-THE board Of supervisors with credit
to himself and his constituents.
Dates OF inspection of the low !.
National guard, ordered by the war
department, were announced by Adju-
tant General Logan yesterday. The
date OF inspection for this local COM
pany is March 20. At the time Of in
spection the companies are expected
to be recruited up to their proper
strength. The condition OF the uni
forms, the armory and the general
appearance OF the organization is TAX
en- into consideration in rating the
companies 1t is probable that many
companies will call extra drills during
the coming few weeks to prepare for
] the visit OF the regular army officer.
The following item is from the
Friday evening edition Of the Quincy
Herald The Kellogg Birge company
of Keokuk, Iowa, have closed their
Quincy branch, the Montello candy
shop at the Kilburn drug store on
/ Maine street All of the candy stock