The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-29
CITY NEWS.

Sherwood sells buggies.
Don't forget the primary election
Monday.
Vote for Packard for sheritf. Ad-
tvertisement.
Quality and style IN Ewers Nc
Carthy Co.'S boys suits. A baseball
suit free.
Shop early tomorrow. Tho sores
VIII be closed during the afternoon
and evening.
See the boys with the grip at the
big country store. 607 Main tomorrow
might. Last day U. C. T. big country
1 store.
There will be German Pentecos-
tai services at the Redeemer English
Lutheran church. Fourteenth and
johnson street. next Sunday evening
at 1915.
The Sixth street fire station is
one OF the first buildings to be deco
rated for the coming q. c. T. conven-
! ton. The decorators are at work all
1 over the city.
Dependable roasts OF meats OF
all kinds and chickens at Markley's.
Subscribers to The Gate City
!; who fail to receive their paper ar
the usual time should notify the office
II the paper has not been delivered
by six o'clock
At the recent meeting of the DEM
ocratic county central committee held
/ at Donnellson. George Radasch, who
| has bsen secretary Of the committee
| for a number of years, presented his
! resignation
| "A vote. for w. c. Pickard for
sheriff is vote for the right man.
Advertisement
| Vote for J. c. B. Myers, republi-
can candidate for county recorder,
primary Monday. June Advertise
ment.
| Letters from former residents
now in the western states. received
| by Keokuk friends say in most cases
too much rain. This section OF Iowa
! would like to relieve them Of a por-
ton Of the moisture.
Sherwood sells drivers articles
OF every description.
Patrons OF the want ad depart
mont OF The Gate City are requested
to remember the rules governing bust
| ness for this department-cash. II
you are unable to call and leave your
want ad 1t will be accepted over the
phone but collection will be made for
the same the following day.
Order Puritas beer today. We
are closed for three days. Phone 139..
Most OF the business houses will
be closed tomorrow afternoon and
evening but viii remain open until 10
O'Clock this evening. Do your Satur-
| day trading this evening. Saturday
Is Memorial day and very little bust
ness will be transacted during the at
ternoon. Public Offices will be
closed.
Tomorrow last day OF q. G. T.
| big country store, SO7 Main street.
LII you wear an Ewers Mccarthy
| Co. suit tomorrow, your holiday APP
Ipearance will be impressively graft
flying.
MIR. and Mrs. r. T. Anderson have
spent q couple of days In Quincy
with Mrs. Andersons parents. Mr..
i and Mrs. Hubert volm. Of 1904 York
street, says the Quincy Herald. The
lAndersons for the past two years
have been living in Keokuk, where
.hey have the Hawkeye hotel. They
formerly lived in Quincy. Mr., Ander-
son for time having had an interest
in the Bradley Printing company,
then known as Bradley & Anderson.
-..ennedy & Pratt. BARRIERS, will
close Saturday, Memorial day, at II
a. M.
You'll enjoy your Sunday meal
with choice chicken, roast of beef,
veal. lamb or pork from Jos. Haubert's
market. 7O9 Main street.
The Keokuk friends of Harry
Bertschinger Will regret to learn that
his health has become SO precarious
that he Is compelled to give up his
work at Quincy and will go to the
National Printers Home at Colorado
Springs in the hope that the climate
and treatment will restore his health.
The Quincy Herald says: Harry
Bertschinger. linotype operator. presi-
dent Of Typographical Union No. So.
is to leave for Colorado Springs next
week and enter the National Printers
Home Mt. Bertschinger came from
Keokuk, where he had been employed
| on The Gate City. two years ago. and
has since been operating machine
/ in the Journal office. His health has
become impaired and at the printers
home he will live in the open, sleep
ing In a tent and undergoing back
to nature treatment. that it is hoped
will prove beneficial. His friends
would like 20 see him come back
completely restored to health.
Vote for Packard for sheriff. the
candidate who is fighting straight
fight. No continuation Advertise
ment.