The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-13
CITY NEWS.

M. P. church dinner and supper,
Monday. SGT Main street.
We handle everything in the cleo
trio line. King Plumbing Co.
Order Piggott victrola for your
next social function. Telephone 21s.
Born to MI. and Mrs. Gus Nelson
Of 212 South Sixteenth street. baby
girl, Friday.
Mrs. Margaret Perry Is now with
the Royal Cloak Co. where she will
be pleased to meet her friends.
Students who have been home
spending the summer vacation will
soon depart for their respective
schools.
We will make you an estimate on
your water service. King Plumbing
Co.
Take a trip over the city and you
will be astonished at the amount of
building IN progress. Keokuk is grow.
ing.
You will save from SIS to So on a
room size rug at the big sale. Fifth
and Johnson street. F. A. Wedler.
The river traffic is Diminishing
and excursion business about over for
this season. The steamboat men have
had prosperous year.
The classified columns this morn
ing contain a large number Of adj
vertisements that will interest you,
Be sure and read the classified liners
Why not remove the stains from
your closet with SantiFlush, the new
cleanser? King Plumbing Co.
Remember the Swiss Bell Ring
ers, Trinity church. Thursday. Sept.
II. Concert for the children 1T Ais
.. M, 10 cents. Grand concert p.
M, 35 cents.
We carry a full line OF hot plates
and other gas appliances. King Plumb
ing Co.
-Keokukians are receiving adver-
living matter from Omaha friends
giving information about the Ak-Sar-
Ben festivities, an annual event for
Omaha that attracts thousands OF Wis
itors.
Masonic: Regular meeting Of
Hardin lodge No. 20. A. F. & A. NJ,
Monday evening, Sept. IA, 1914, at s
o'clock. Visiting brethren fraternally
invited. BY order Of w. NJ. l. H.
Hahn, secretary.
Improved weather conditions
brought out a large list of shoppers
Saturday, the number being Increased
over the usual Saturday crowd by the
millinery opening displays made by
the local dealers
The Industrial association dele
gates TO the Upper Mississippi River
association meeting at
saltwater this week will be c. A. Nc
Namara. Jacob Schouten and Cephas
Harrison. These men were appointed
by O. B. Towne.
Miss Eleanor E. Hughes amour
ces the opening of fall and winter
piano class for pupils OF all grades.
Sept. IS. Miss Hughes teaches the
most advanced method in piano tech
nique and gives special attention to
the artistic Interpretation Of music.
Y We install all kinds OF sewerage
and septic tanks. Expert sanitary en-
gineers connected with our house.
King Plumbing Co.
"A train load OF twelve cars Of
horses passed through Fort Madison
yesterday enroute east. The train was
given right Of way over passenger
trains, which Is evident that the ship
ment was being made under contract
for fast time. It is suspected. al
though nothing definite was said OF
the shipment. that the horses are be-.
ing rushed east for shipment for be-
ligerent cavalry.
Hamilton Press: No new develop
ments have appeared in the matter
Of the postoffce burglary. The In
spector was here the first OF the week
but kept his Impressions to himself.
The total loss amounted to $5SS not
including the value OF the safe. The
loss will stand charged as a shortage
against the local postmaster until the
shall order 1t charged OF
against him.
1t will pay you to buy your rugs.
mating and inoleum at F. A. We'd
Ier's special sale. Fifth and Johnson
street.
-iNcau lue duNSA tis,cA1SAto SdIoAoAiy
In The Gate City. The Keokuk mer-
chants are showing an unusually up
to-date line Of fall and winter mer-
chandise and at prices that cost less
than the city stores. You can buy a
fine suit in Keokuk for what it costs
you in railroad fare and hotel bills
to make the trip to the city. And
then buying in Keokuk helps Keokuk
and you are part Of Keokuk.
We sell all kinds OF Welsbach
mantles and chimneys. King Plumb
ing Co.