The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
CITY NEWS.

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Piggott's victrola concert tonight
All pattern hats at cost. Miss
Hamnes.
"A widows pension has been grant
ed to Maud Larson in the district
| court
ALI shoes and rubbers must be
sold regardless OF former prices, TO
close cut MilIer's.
Goldie Mae Zier has conveyed TO
Fforeatlne Y. Rogan, lot 3 In block ~.
Reid's ADDITION to the city OF keokuk.
boards of registrars will be IN
session on Thursday and Friday OF
this week Better be sure your name
is on the list.
Mrs. c. NJ. vogler. s27 Leighton
street, is getting along very nicely
since having been operated upon at
Graham hospital a week ago.
AL pattern hats at cost. Miss
Hammes.
Chance to register on Thursday
and Friday Of this week. For regis
', tration places for your ward see the
registration proclamation by the
mayor.
The Rev. William Kreis Of DON
nelson spoke at the special mission
fest services in st. Paul's German
Evangelical church at Quincy on
Sunday.
Regular meeting of Morning Star
Lodge No. 5. Knights Of Pythias. at
X. P. hall Tuesday at p. m. Visit
Ing knights invited. N. J. Montague.
C. C.; J. A. Burgess. K. Of r. & s.
Mrs. Laura H. Robinson. musical
composer, will send another song east
to sell her copyright, entitled "Thy
Heart Mine Own" Mrs. Robinson is
still giving preparatory lessons for
teaching.
Regular meeting Loyal Order
Of Moose. Keokuk lodge No. 7o4. %
night at 8 o'clock in Moose hall. Wis
iting brothers cordially invited. John
G.. Stadlsr. dictator. Ed. 8. Lotion,
secretary.
IA marriage license was issued
yesterday to ]. O. Sanders, %. Of
King.rsn, Kans., and Ida Lowe, %, OF
Kingman. Kans. They were married
by James S. Burrows, Justice Of the
peacs.
Don't forget, Mr.. Voter. to see
that your name is on the list OF reg
istered voters. The boards will be In
session Thursday and Friday OF this
week, and the Saturday before cleo
ton
Thursday Of this week will be
the first chance to register for the
election on Tuesday, November 8.
The boards of registrars will be In
session from s in the morning until 3
at night on both Thursday and Fri
day.
-victrola concert tonight Pig
gott's.
The Quincy Wing of this morn
ing contained the following item: The
police department last evening re.
ceived q message from Keokuk ask
ing that John Campbell be located
here. The information stated that his
brother. Robert. had Just died and will
be buried at Burlington Wednesday.
Campbell formerly worked at the
Newccmh hotel, but the police were
unabIs, to locate him last evening
Reduce your living expenses 1t
Miller's cut price closing out shoe
sale.
Major Montgomery Meigs, United
States engineer, in charge OF this sec
ton OF the Mississippi river, was IN
Quincy yesterday, says the Journal,
called at the request OF the Chamber
Of Commerce to look over and give
his opinion in regard to the proposed
boat landing at the foot Of Hampshfre
street. to be installed in conjunction
with the movement for river termin-
ais here and elsewhere along the
river.
The registers for the November
election will be sworn in at the city
clerks once tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock.
The Quincy Herald says of the
steamer Keokuk's weekly excursion
to this city: The steamer Keokuk
made its customary weekly excursion
trip to Keokuk Sunday. and carried
nice crowd, larger than the average
on week days. but smaller than the
Keokrk has had on other Sundays.
The Keokuk will make one and per-
haps two more Sunday trips, after
which the Sunday service will be dis
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