The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-06
CITY NEWS.

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School books at Englehardt's.
Fresh oysters at Racey's restau-
rant.
For your Labor day social, order
q Piggott victrola. Call B-s45.
Big league scores at Wards cigar
store, every evening except Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kennedy have
North Thirteenth.
School books at Westcotta. BIZ
Main street.
TX. p. and Sisters excursion Sat-,
Sept. IL, on Str. g. w. Hill.
Miss Hammes will have her mill
linery display Saturday, Sept. IL.
Don't forget to buy rugs, linoleum
and mating at the big sale. corner OF
Fifth and Johnson. F. A. Wedler.
"A marriage license was Issued
yesterday to Robert B. Bullock, 81, OF
st. Louis, and Miss Pauline Stanis-
husky, IS, of Winona.
School supplies at Englehardts.
Fresh oysters at Racey's restau-
rant.
$25 Administer rugs going at $1s;
$40 Brussels rugs at SIS; SIG Brus-
sells rugs $12 at the rug sale, Fifth
and Johnson. F. A. Wedler.
Regular meeting Of the Eagle
lodge No. 70, A. r. & A. NJ, Monday,
Sept. z, 1914. 1880 p. m. Visiting
brethren cordially invited. BY. order
w. M. s. H. Johnston, secretary.
Buy school books at Englehardt's.
Fresh oysters at Racey's restau>
rant.
DIR. F. c. Smith has moved his
Office to the main floor Of the Ma
sonic temple building.
Linoleum that formerly sold at
COO, now 45c: best 400 mating only
25c yard at big sale, Fifth and John
son. F. A. Wedler.
Dance at powder works hall We'd
nesday evening. Agnes orchestra.
Rights reserved. Car leaves Sixth and
Main, $500 o'clock.
School books at Westcott's, BIZ
Main street.
knights and Ladies OF Security
meet Monday, Sept. z, at Hawkes.
hall at O'Clock. Important business.
Election Of officers. Refreshments.
Walter l. Rayburn and wife and
D. L. Conklin and wife have convey
ed to Theodore r. Repfer lot 10 in
Rayburn and Conklin's addition to
the city
-Englehardt for school supplies.
-Keokuk lodge No. 13, l. o. O. F..
meets every Monday night. at 1880
o'clock. Visiting brothers invited to
attend
The woman's Guild OF Graham
hospital will resume its work and
meetings at thu Nurses Home, Tues
day, September s. Come prepared to
sew.
School books and supplies at
Westcott's, b12 Main street.
"A warranty deed was filed with
Recorder Vaughn yesterday in which
A. II. Cushman transfers to Samuel
Peterson the front Is feet Of lot 6 in
block 129.
and school supplies at Westcott's.
Miss Eleanor E. Hughes announ-
ces the opening OF fall and winter
piano class for pupils Of all grades,
Sept. 10. Miss Hughes teaches the
most advanced method in piano tech.
nique and gives special attention to
the artistic Interpretation Of music.
Burlington Gazette: After sep
aration Of nearly thirty years, two
brothers, Nose Smith, Of Edwards
Vile, H.. and Rev. J. w. Smith, of
Burlington, met when the former Wis
tied here this week. Nose is the old
est, being eighty-four, and his broth
er is two years younger. Rev. Mr..
Smith is one OF the most respected
colored citizens In the city. He was
chaplain in the army during the civil
war, serving over four years. He was
wounded In the left arm and draws a
pension OF 81 a week. The parson
says he enjoys work, and at his adj
vanced age is busy through the week
doing odd jobs OF whitewashfng and
painting or plastering, and then on
Sunday he leads his flock in worship.