The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-25
CITY NEWS.

New percales and dress ginghams,
Ice and 121ac yard. The Central store.
Lost: Boston bull pup, wholly
brown in color, age months. Finder
please notify DR.. F. B. Dorsey. Re-
ward.
Farmers who are arranging to
conduct public sales should use the
columns Of The Gate City in which to
make their announcements for the
very good reason that they can get .
publicity for their sale notices larger
than in any other Keokuk newspaper
and publicity in this paper pays.
The Upper Room Mission at No.
13 South Third street, wishes to an
nounce that it has on hand some
clothing, wraps and shoes for older
girls and women. These things are
to be given away and the rooms Will
be open tomorrow, Saturday afternoon
and Monday AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
Persons desiring these things please
call on one OF these days. Those who
have second hand clothing or shoes
to dispose OF or who are willing to
donate groceries Or family supplies OF
any kind please notify Mrs. H. H.
Grow, phone No. 1867, or Mrs. George
Glidden. Red 90s, Or some other mem
Der Of the Mission. There are fire.
quent, calls for the needy. The Mis-
sion will be glad to receive and pass
on these necessities.
Don't forget those fine dressed
chickens for your Sunday dinner at
Sage Bros, sos Main.
DIR. Frank G. Beardsley of the
First Congregational church viii,
preach the sermon on Oct. 4, at the
dedication OF the Congregational
church at Harlan, Iowa. Dr. Boards
ley was formerly pastor of that
church.
New buttons and fur trimmings
received at the Central store.
Mrs. Charles Bates, colored, was
this morning fined in the superior
court one dollar and costs for disturb
ing the peace in the vicinity Of FIJI
teenth and Main streets last evening.
A warrant for the arrest Of Georgf
anna Webster also colored. was is.
sued. The Webster woman is charged
with disturbing the peace by striking
Mrs. Bates.
Fall hosiery and underwear now
on display at the Central store.
The city council today passed
resolutions approving the schedule Oh
assessments for the curbing and paw.
ing of Seventeenth street from Crane
avenue south toward Orleans avenue
to the north end Of the first bridge
and approving the work Of the con
tractors. T. F. McManus and company.
Street Improvement certificates to the
amount of s2.427.65 were ordered Is.
sued covering this WORK.
"A warranty deed has been filed
with the recorder in which the Iowa
Seventh Day Adventists' association
conveys to the trustees Of the church
the front so feet of the east half Of
lot II and the front 60 feet Of part of
lot -. in Kilbourne's addition. The
trustees named are H. w. Bowlby of
Keokuk, Mrs. W. E. Bates, Alexandria,
w. A. Gilbert. Davenport. E. l.. Will
liams, Keokuh, and w. x. Smith,
keokuk.
Two members OF the business
mems organization of Maryville, Mo-,
were in Keokuk today endeavoring to
secure carnival attraction for a
which will be held at their
city this fall. They were getting
pointers on the way Keokuk conduct
ed it's celebration last August.
A settlement for $3.50 between
the Mississippi River Power company
and George Stefas, a laborer, under
the provisions of the workmen's COM
pensation act was presented to the
Office OF the clerk of the district court
today for fling.
Henry R. Naples has been indict-
ed on charge of murder by a grano
jury at Quincy. Naples was the man