The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-11
CITY NEWS.
New bathing suits. Lowitz.
Dependable harness at Sher

II New bathing suits. Lowitz.
Dependable harness at Sher
woods.
Meeting knights OF Columbus,
Tuesday evening. Aug. II, S:15 p. M
ALI advance models ten percent
introductory SALE" LOwitz.
( Word has been received here
that Clyde Smales who was in Europe
has been able to return to this coun.
try and was scheduled to land in
New York yesterday.
New tub silk waists. Lowitz.
The lecture tonight on window
dressing will be delivered at the SUI
perior court room and will commence
at 1880 O'Clock. Prot Weller OF Iowa
! City will make the talk, and will deal
with window trimming.
4 $500 tub skirts, $1.9S. Lowitz.
-Elmira Chapter NO. 40, o. E. S..
holds its regular meeting the second
| Tuesday OF each month. Masonic
temple, Sixth and Blondeau Mrs. O..
wv. Sandberg. matron; Mrs. C. G. Meis-
ter, secretary.
81 and 50 waists, soiled, Soc
| Lowitz.
/ Masonic: Special meeting OF
Eagle lodge No. II, A. F. & A. NJ,
1 1870 o'clock Wednesday evening,
August IL, 1914. Work on 1st degree.
Visiting brethren fraternally invited.
By ORDER of the w. NJ S. H. John
ston. secretary.
New cloth skirts, s39s. Lowitz.
when Thoughts will Soar" is
publication recently from the press OF
Houghton Mifflin company. If you
i wish copy OF this publication. which
deals with peace conditions, you can
secure it by sending $3.50 70 the
| above firm, Park street, Boston,
Mass.
| -Gossard corsets rs off, Lowitz.
The Daily Gate City could secure
an abbreviated relay report from Des
Moines but prefers the best and most
complete service. Hence the United
Press full leased wire report which Is
received by this paper every publica-
ton day. 1t is the liveliest and best
telegraph news obtsinable. That's
why The Gate City uses it.
-Gossard corsets is of. LOwitz.
Regular meeting Loyal Order
OF Moose, Keokuk lodge No. 7o4. o.
night at o'clock in Moose hall. Wis
Ting brothers cordially invited. A. l.
Laubersheimer, dictator. Ed. s. Lot
ton. secretary.
-S5. 90 dresses at s1S9. Lowitz.
Quincy Herald: The steamer W.
w. and barge Acme Of the Streckfus
4 ca 1ino Io
Modern Woodmen excursion to Keo-
kuk Sunday and, although the excur-
sion had been well advertised, it fail
ed to get the expected large crowd,
having not more than about $50 pas
sengers when the boat left shortly be-
fore o'clock Those who did make /!
the trip had good time.
$500 dresses at $1.O0 Lowitz.
Regular meeting OF Morning S.ar /,
Lodge, No. 5, at Castle hall Tuesday /
evening at o'clock. Visiting broth |
ers invited. N. ]. Montague. c. c.. ]. A.
Burgess, K. OF R. G S. |
Fl ana 81 waists, soiled, SOC. !
Lowitz.
The Iowa weather crop bulletin |
for the week ending August has
just been issued as follows: The !;
week was hot and generally dry; the |
average daily excess Of temperature |
being about three degrees, and the
rainfall was much below the normal. |
There were. however, many local but
generally light showers, which afford
ed slight relief from the severe |
drought and intense heat. Corn In |
the northern part Of the state is hold
ing its own remarkably well and gives
promise OF q large yield and early
maturity. In some fields corn Is be
ginning to dent. In the southern coun-
ties corn Is steadily retrograding and
the crop is being cut two to four mil,
lion bushels a week. The scarcity OF
water Is becoming serious. The
drought Is also severe on pastures,
potatoes, gardens and fruit. and is
preventing any fall blowing being
done. Threshing continues under fay
orable conditions and Is well ad-
vanced
Lawn kimonas soc. Lowitz.