The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-08
CITY NEWS.
School election tomorrow.

School election tomorrow
Railroad business is reported to
be improving.
Cali at sherweod's for everything
needed In the harness line.
IT. l. Washburn is sick at his
home on Reid street
G. H. Dodge manager of the 1
Grand, is on the sick list
Keokuk merchants are getting
ready for their spring display.
Phone S5 when you have want
ad. Get your ad in the paper with
1.-The big circulation.
II. S. Bullock left last night for
st. Louis to arrangs for shipment
OF Chandler autos.
Call and let me prove can save
you money on diamonds. n. s. Mills,
i 16 North Sixth street
i The Thos. w. Allen shows, TWEEN
ty-six cars and 800 people. will exhibit
for one week In this city in May.
Chicago 'Gossar0 corset experts"
will make fittings Monday and Tues
day at Lowitz's Read ad today.
MIR. and Mrs. Chris Mstternich of
1928 Seymour street, are the proud pa
rents of a ten pound son, born Friday,
March s.
Try sack Of our Primrose -four
lat s1.1O per as pound sack. Guaran-
Iteed. Keokuk Sanitary Grocery Co.
Phone 259.
Miss Helen Viyiane Rsinsberg OF
Chicago, dramatic reader, First Chris
tan church, Friday evening, March 10.
Admission % cents.
For good time, come to the
Rebekah party Cards, dancing and
refreshments, 25c Odd Fellows hall,
Thursday, March 10.
Masonic: Regular meeting of
Hardin lodge No. 90, A. f. and A. NJ.
Monday evening, March 9, 1914, at S
o'clock. Visiting brethren fraternally
invited. BY order of w. NJ. L. N
Hahn, secretary
Get acquainted with us by send
ing US your bundle. We give prompt
service and first class quality work.
Try us. Phone 265 Gate City Laun-
dry. No % South Eleventh street.
An easy solution for your ''laun-
dress problem is to be found by
phoning 265. We are always at your
service, and we give you work whoss
quality is sure to please you. Gate
City Laundry, No. % South Eleventh
street.
Burlington is hoping that the
Pennsylvania will take complete con-
troll of the T. P. & W. and make it an
important terminal for that city. II
the interests controlling that line will
improve their passage service into
Keokuk 1t will be doing something
along the right line.
Warranty deeds filed yesterday
with Recorder Vaughn convey to Fred
Hilpert by A. E. Matless and wife, the
west half of the southwest quarter Of
section 9, township &C. The property
lis in turn conveyed by Fred Hilpert
and wife to c. c. Conger. The consid-
eratton is not given.
Fort Madison is urging the voters
of that city to give substantial sup
port to the proposition Of increasing
this school facilities Of that city. The
same emphasis could justly be put on
the same question for Keokuk where
better and more school facilities are
needsd
February Of this year was the
coolest February in Iowa for nine
years with one exception, that being
February, 1912, which averaged s
- tnth of degree colder according t.
DR.. Chappels governmental record.
at Des Moines. The month was alst
cloudier than usual.
The state public utilities commits
sion of Illinois yesterday adopted a,
order requiring all steam roads in Hi
nois after May to maintain bulletin
boards announcing the time of arriva
and departure of every passenge
train. Passenger agents vii, be re
quired to post the bulletin at leas
Thirty minutes before each train i
due.
The attention of the thousands o
READERS of The Gate City is again d
rected to the advertisements appear
ing in this issue and all or the issues
The Keokuk merchants always max
ample preparations to care for TIL
trade at all seasons of the year an
the spring preparations are elaborat
and up-to-date. Your shopping /
made easy by reading the advertis,
ments.
The Chicago Tribune OF Frda
had story which indirectly at leas
is OF interest to many Keokuk peopl,
1t concerns the fight which Joe
Pastoriza made in Houston, Texa
. for the single tax. and how he wa
- victorious on the platform Mr.. Pa
toriza is the father of Hugh l.. Pa
toriza. who was here during the waite
power construction Mr.. Pastoriz
+, a Sapicr utoc o1antod three /.