The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-09
CITY NEWS.

Sherwood sells harness
Take your harness troubles to
Sherwood
Phone "a for a case of Leisy
beer when you're out
Its choice chickens and roasts
you get at Markley's, 10 Main.
The sunlight not only extended
but received a warm welcome. Come
again
Your next order for a case OF
beer. let it be Puritas. the home
hrewed beer
For auto livery and city calls
phone 7sT. Good tires and prompt
service. Auto Sales Co.
Come and bring your friends to
the Edison concert this evening. E.
q. Thomas, at Westcott's.
20. A. Talbot of the o. A. Talbot
Co.. is out on the K. & w. territory.
looking over the grain situation.
1t is suspected that absut all of
the warm january weather has been
, served and much colder variety is
coming.
Robert Hart, who has for several
years been the superintendent Of the
Lee county home, was chosen to that
position again by the board OF super
visors.
For choice spr.ng chickens.
roasts Of beef. veal. pork or lamb.
call at Jos. Haubert's. 709 Main.
Charles Franklin Frakes OF Ma
comb, and Mrs Emma May Rosen-
enburry of Centerville. were married
by Justice James s. Burrows yester-
day afternoon at o'clock.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 45 meets
every Friday night at o'clock. Elec-
| ton OF officers and initiation. All
members requested to be present. By
order of noble grand. Geo. Immegart,
secretary
The following item is taken from
| the Thursday evening issue Of the
Fort Madison Democrat: Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Williams left for, Keokuk
! this morning to attend the funeral to-
day of Mrs. Williams aunt, Mrs. Sey-
I lnOui StiiChlCAt WIZ " ca o. SAos
/ places Monday, January 9Th. Death
was caused by apoplexy. Mrs. Strick-
Ter was long resident OF Keokuk aud
was known to many people in Fort
Madison
-Puritas beer. a good and whole
some drink. Order case next time.
Either dark lager or pale.
December was a mild month
there being but three milder in forty
three years. namely. December 1877,
when the m =an temperature was IS;
December. 1889, when it was 43. and
December, 1891. when 1t was 3S For
the month just closed 1t was thirty
seven. The highest temperature was
So. on the LIST, and the lowest, Is. on
the 21st The highest temperature
and the lowest % degrees below zero.
Sunday services will be held at
the Valley NJ E. church. Preaching
1850 in the morning and 7:30 in the
evening. Morning subject: Walk
ing as Christ Walked" Evening:
Repentance Mr.. APPEL will preach
Sunday school, 1000 a. m. Epworth
league. $50 p. m. Beginning Sunday
the revival meeting commences. Spec
ial music. Mr.. Orsborne, Of the Y. NJ
c. A. will lead in the singing on Sun
day. A hearty welcome is extended
to all.
Particular attention given you
Sunday grocery order. Renard
Phone 252.
The officers OF the Iowa Pharma
ceutical association and the officer
OF the Iowa Drug Travellers assccia
ticn will assemble in Burlington
rangements for the annual convention
to be held there some time next Jun
or July. The date will be fixed upol
the occasion of the gathering of tn
officers and program outlined TIL
y visitors next week will be enter
4 tanned by the local druggists and tn
J Commercial Exchange committee wi
!. also assist. The druggist convention
+ it Is estimate, will bring about 100
: delegates to Burlington.
I DO you know that the humble
: of articles made for the purpose @
hslding women in their house wor
: numbers hundreds OF thousands? D
i you know that the stores in thi
I town carry the best of these device
+ and machines? Do you know that tn
I advertising in this newspaper ofte
{ carries the news OF these yer
Z things? Now what news could b
+ more important to woman than tina
+ which tells her OF way in whic
+ she can tighten her burdens? Thi
! is only one example OF the hundred
+ of instances Of helpfu!n ISIS offered b
i the advertising Make use OF the Sc
= vice that is offered to you in YOU
daily newspaper each day. Kee
posted. Get the best there is out ,
life. To-Day Is one OF the best da,
in the year to begin.