The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-13
CITY NEWS.

Baptist market Home T Co., Sat
urday.
Ask for Hart brand of vegetables.
Accept no other.
Phone 81 for a case Of Leisy
beer when you're out. /
Harness repaired promptly at
Sherwood's, 703 Main.
1t is the beautiful snow coming
but not so beautiful going.
Don't fail to see Smiths Haro-
ware display window Saturday p. m.
-Keokuk should be good enough !
for all of us, SO ought Puritas besr
that's made here.
Quality wins, in Hart brand OF
vegetables. You get the quality. In
sist on Hart brand.
1t was hardly to he expected that
this locality could 80 through the wins
ter without winter WEATHER.
Railroad men found their employ
ment more hazardous and difficult
since the arrival of cold weather.
Bartenders tenth annual bali
next Monday evening, Woodman hall.
Agnes twelve piece union orchestra.
| Pork tenderloins, beef tenderloins,
choice roasts of beef, pork and lamb
at JOS. Haubert's market, 709 Main
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Schevers or
/ 1907 Elm street are the proud par
snts Of a pound son, born Thursday,
Feb. y.
The cold weather emphasizes the
need of charitable work and makes
the labors OF those organizations more
pressing.
4 Rabbit hunting will prove enter
tanning for the sportsmen while the
snow remains 1t will be easy to
track the bob tails.
-Puckechetuek lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday night at o'clock. All
members requested to be pres snt. BY
order of noble grand. Geo. Immegart.
secregatry. Initiation.
The snow shovel brigade was our
today in force and good work was
accomplished CLEARING the sidewalks
of snow. And it was service worth,
lily performed and greatly appreciated.
Valuable article to everybody AT
Smith Hardware Co, Saturday p. M.
Wiley s. Rankin Of Mason City
has been appointed assistant in the
Office of George Cosson, attorney gen
eral Mr.. Rankin's prosecution of tn,
lakes" cases last summer brought
him to the attention OF the attorney
general
When some one passing the Kel-
logg-Birge building at $40 this morn
.ng saw flames issuing from chin
ney they thought the building was on
. fire and turned in an alarm. The fire
department found on arriving that it
was nothing more than a flue burning
out
Burlington will this year enter
tain the Southeastern Iowa Teachers
convention. The Hawk-Eye says 1t
has been many years since the asso-
citation met In that city but that that
!
| big glee club that hailed from Keo-
kuk and which received much atten-
/ ton and did very much toward enliv-
! ening UP the otherwise heavy pro-
| grams
I The February number OF the
/ Electrical Review and Western Elec-
I trician" contains an article on cleo
), trio advertising signs in which a cut
!. of the electric sign of Keokuk bust
) ness man is shown. In the article
). accompanying the cut a description
of the sign is given and the following
said about It: THE sign is mex
pensive and offers suggestion Of
value TO stores in any city,
Lee county lost 1852 hogs or IL
percent Of 3isyrs 1913 swine crop as e
result of cholera rayages. The total
number of hogs in Iowa that perishec
from the above disease during the
past year was 2.s27 ,907 and the total
loss in dollars was s33. 720 .056. Ala
makee county lost percent and the
losses in the various counties range
from that up to II percent In Sioux
county. where the number Of hogs
lost during the year was 1903, 765. SEN
ator Kenyon has introduced bill de.
signed to prevent this o ig annual loss.