The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-22
CITY NEWS.
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cheese at Immegart's.

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-Edam cheese at Immegart's.
~. ". G. A. Thursday night. fried
chicken supper. 80 cents.
Twelve quarts OF milk or twenty
four pints $1.oO. John H. 6cheevcrs.
Phone 1901 F ..
Don't fail to read W. x. Hodges
special sale nd that appears in this
paper from day to day and call on him
for bargains in groceries.
Prof. Clarence Cameron White.
the celebrated v~iolinist OF Boston, VIII
appear In high class recital At A. N.
E. church Oct %, at S:15 p. M, under
auspices II Coleridge Taylor Music
club.
Choice fresh catfish and seal
ship oysters at Jos. Haupert's market.
FOG Main street.
Edward F. Thompson, OF Chicago,
representative OF hanson Bros. Chi
cago. grain. provisions, cotton n
stock brokers, was In the city yester-
day. He is making arrangements to
open an once in Fort Madison.
Milk from the farm, fresh every
morning. "a pints or IL quarts 500,
either in bottles or bulk. John H.
Scheevers. Phone 1901 r !.
If you wish to be a participant In
the Christmas ship movement leave
your packages with the committees IS
announced elsewhere in this issue.
This movement is to give to the Euro
pean children a Christmas that they
will not know unless American hill
dren respond.
Election Tuesday, November 3rd.
The proposition Of the railroads to
reduce passenger service In this sec
ton is not popular. The Burlington
made a move to cut of one train be-
tween Burlington and Keokuk which
proved to be an unpopular proposition
and the Wabash failed to make q hit
In Quincy when It proposed TO take on
there is some justice in the railroad
effort to retrench, az passenger busl-
Is very light.
The first Of the sales to be con-
Quoted by the Good Fellows Of the
city will be held tomorrow at the
benevolent Union home. This sale
will be continued on Fridays until
further notice The Good Fellows
collected quite a supply OF gar
ments and shoes for the winter, and
these will be distributed. The Good
Fellows make 1t a point to o sell
to any second hand clothing mer-
chant or any one connected with this
OF merchants. Their interest Is
in the needy people OF the city.
You don't have t. buy extra
cream when you buy milk from the
Dairy. S~cheevers, phone 2301
2.
Hon. Frank E. Abbey OF Biggs-
Vile, H., republican candidate for con-
gress from the 14th Illinois district,
Hon. H. A. j. Mcdonald Of Rock Is
land and James Mckinney, former
representative in congress. called At
the city hall this morning to pay
their respects to Mayor Moorhead.
They regretted that the mayor was
not In the city and they were unable
to see him. However, they spent
some time in talking to Commissioner
Collins. who is acting in the capacity
Of mayor during the absence Of Mayor
Moorhead.
-FerndeI1 buckwheat. Immegart's.
Burlington Gazette: The days Of
the plain star as the insignia Of the
police officer in the city Of Burlington
is passed. and the time OF the combi-
nation Of shielc and star has arrived.
This morning there was received at
police headquarters q shipment OF
new badges, and the officers are ex-
changing their old ones for the new.
The new badges are shield-shaped,
with a small star in the center. There
are no sharp corners on which to
catch and tear the hand OF some per-
son who is being taken into custody.
and likewise there Is nothing with
which to rip the uniform coal Of the
officer as was the ase with the stars
thai ar, discarded