The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-11
CITY NEWS.

PIANO bargains THIS MONTH w
" KimbaH Co. 3o7 Main street.
al aanbr sos tie uppex r.yes
cites have begun the ice harvest.
Sour kraut. dill pica,es and lin
burger cheese at Renari's grocery
Don't forget the Moose dance to-
night at woodman hall
Well save you money on a piano
this month. w W Kmbaii Co. :
Main street.
Keokuk Camp NJ. ". A. No. 622
viii hold its regular melting tonight
at Toodman hall All members are
requested too be present
The regular annual meeting OF
the BsnneF Tea Co. was held in B1s-
tng1Dn yesterday and P. G. Beaner
Of Keokuk attended the meeting.
The Bartsnder's tenth annual ball
win be given at Woodman hall next
Monday evening Agnes twelve piece
union orchestra viii furnish the music
Store news appearing In this pa
per gives expression to value so ron
can serve your best interests by
keeping close tab on the advertise
ments-
Tonorrow will be Lincoln's birth
day anniversary and VIII be a holi-
day. The public library will be ciossS'
all car. The banks In the city win
be closed, also.
Second hand Hinze piano. mahog-
any case, guaranteed. sss cash W.
W. Kimbail Co, s0I Main street.
You never ate better canned veg
etables than the Hart Brand. Try
them next time. Sold by all leading
grocers- Buck-Reiner Co. are whole
sale distributors for this territory
Devore F. Alley, former county
clerk. is assisting ". c. Young. deputy
county clerk at Fort Madison. o. r.
Johnston, who was deputy until Mr..
Young's appointment, has ended his
court house work.
Frank n. Williams, secretary Of
the Burlington lodge of Elks, died at
his home there yesterday. A widow
and two daughters survive. Some of
the local Elks will remember the
former Burlington secretary.
Big line Of harness Sherwood's.
Boost for the beer made in Keo-
kuk. Ask for Puritas wherever you
go and have 1t in your home Every
little bit helps.
Green Fermiilion, deputy county
oudi.rr -of,,rned +oda- x-,x, W,,.f,nr
where he attended the funeral OF
James H. Fore yesterday. Mr.. Yer
million and Nj. Fore ware classmates
in 1854 There was a large attend
ance at the funeral OF this prominent
Clark county man. Mr.. vermillion re
ported today
Lap robes and horse blankets at
Sherwoods.
Hart brand of peas are taken
from the field and canned, only re-
quiring 40 minutes from field to can.
ready for use Ask for Hart peas
next time.
Quincy Herald: Elizabeth VI.
Burns has fled suit for divorce
against J. Earl Burns, whom she mar
ried on June 10. 1906. in Keokuk. She
alleges cruel and inhuman treatment
and cites instances to sustain her al
legation. On January /, 1912, she de-
clares In her bill that he hit her in her
eye and knocked her over bed. On
February /. 1911, he hit her on the
nose and made it bleed. He has treat
ed her with other indignities and VOL
lence at other times, according to her
statement.
Phone 81 for a case OF Leisy
beer when you're out
Moose dance. Woodman hall, to-
night.
The Quincy Herald of yesterday
! says: Harold Crosby. singer OF illus.
trated ballads at the Star theatre nm
til two years ago, when he and his
wife moved to Kansas City, is in
Quincy for visit OF several days.
Mrs. Crosby has been visiting In
Ksokuk for time with her parents
4 Saturday. Mr. Crosby received a mes
sage from Keokuk telling Of the seri
GUS illness OF his baby. and he left
the following morning. The condi
ton of the child was greatly I'm
proved when ne reached Keokuk. and
ON Monday he came down to Quincy
and will probably remain here for
some time.
Puritas is a great family beer. It's
Just what you should have in your
home. Order case of Puritas. the
home brewed beer
Phone 81 for case OF Leisy
beer when you're ont.