The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-10
CITY NEWS.

Buy harness at Sherwood's.
School election over. Next comes
the primary, March 16.
Buy new buggy for the early
spring use from Sherwood.
King Plumbing Co. will wire your
home on the easy payment plan.
TheH saloons will not be closed
/ again until next Monday when the
primary elsction will be held.
| Get an estimate for wiring your
| home on the easy payment plan. King
Plumbing Co.
"A new gas plant and an extension
/ to the street car line will be welcome
| Improvements for this summer.
See Henderson's electric washer,
| % North Fifth. He has something
new.
Candidates for city offices are
working diligently in their respective
interest to get on the ticket next Mon
1 day. The primary is the preliminary
skirmish.
king Plumbing Co. will make you
an estimate on wiring your home as
suggested by keokuk Electric Co.
Phone 271.
Regular meeting Loyal Order
Of Moose, Keokuk lodge No. IO4, to-
night at 8 o'clock in Moose hall. Wis,
ting brothers cordially invited. Hsc,
ton of officers, A. L. Laubersheimer,
dictator. Ed. S. Lotion, secretary.
TcJIx-f ol,,h will u;x,a . fjapoa
/ at Saenger hall, Warsaw. Wednesday
evsning. March ii. Dancing school
4 ZOO to $50 p. M
Miss Helen Reinsberg, daughter
i Of S. Reinsberg, formerly of Quincy
and now of Chicago, is to fill engage,
ments this week at Keokuk and Bur
lington, says the Quincy Herald She
is making a speciality this season or
reading Brownies "Everywoman,' and
is said to be very. successful in her
entertainments.
Have King Plumbing Co. wire
your house on the easy payment plan.
See ad of Keokuk Electric Co., in
this issue.
The senate judiciary committee
Il yesterday ordered a favorable report
on the nomination of N. F. Reed OF
Il Ottumwa, as marshal of the southern
I district of Iowa. This insures his
I nomination to which certain organiza
lions have been opposed. The south
! ern district includes Ksokuk.
Let King Plumbing Co. wire your
home on the easy payment plan.
\ The following Is from Monday
i evenings issue of the Quincy Herald:
4 Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Cooley and sor
y Forest of 619 Elm street were calico
q to Milton, Iowa, last week by the
i death of Mr. Cooley's mother, Mrs
q James Cooley, who died Thursday O
8 last week and was buried Saturday
3 Mrs. Cooley returned Saturday night
I called home by the illness of he
= mother, Mrs. w. II. Ressler of Milton
Il Iowa, who was visiting her. Anothe
+ daughter, Mrs. c. S. Cooley, of Kec
i kuk. is here, helping care for tn
7 mother.
T Regular meeting Morning Sta
I: lodge No. 5, K. of P. at Castle Hal
y Tuesday evening at 80 sharp. Wor
in first rank Visiting brothers ii
vited to attend. N j. Montague, C. C.
n Work in first rank.
4 Regular meeting Loyal Orde
= OF Moose, Keokuk lodge NO. 7O4, t
night at s O'Clock in Moose hall visi
: ing brothers cordially invited. A. ]
Laubersheimer, dictator Ed. s. Lo
II ton, secretary.-Adv.
=, The Los Angeles Tribune give
= some idea of the transportation fact
ties necessary to carry the people
II thu big Iowa picnic held at Eastlal
Il park. The Tribune says: Preparation
+ for transporting 5000 persons
! Eastlake park Saturday, when Il
81 great Iowa picnic will be held, a
s Deing made by the Pacific Electr
81 company. The Southern Pacific no,
= will run two special steam trains fro
Long Beach to the park and its Of
7 Gals expect to carry 1900 to the p
II mic. The Salt Lake road also w
= provide extra equipment on that de
! The Los Angeles railway will r.
: extra cars all day long. Iowans frc
every part of Southern California W
j. he present, as the picnic is an amt