The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21
CITY NEWS.

onSl-NOOQ AOl nciANSS
Drink Puritas, the home brewec
teer. Call for it always
See The Virginia Heroine" at
the Y. ". c. A. Friday evening. Ad-
mission Is cents
Keokuk Camp NJ. ". A. No. 622
viii hold its regular melting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present.
st Peters church presents Mrs.
Coiingwood Tucker Recital OF Char
acter Songs and Ballads" at st. Pet
er's hall. Friday, Jan. g. Admission %
cents,
Regular meeting of Keokuk Aerie
No. $50. F. o. E. tonight at Eagles
hall. 523 Main at O'Clock. Visiting
brothers always welcome. Chas. a.
Noekes, secretary.
Attorney W. j. Roberts arrived
home this morning from Des Moines
where he had been before the SUI
preme court arguing for new trials in
the cases Of Sanders VS.. Sutlive and
We. DOSES
One Of the Main street merchants
wishes to correct city news item in
The Gate City which indicated the
city was responsible for the cleaning
of Main street. He says t.eA mer-
chants are behind the movement.
60 to Sherwood's for buggies.
The annual meeting OF the Keo-
kuk Industrial Association and the an
nual election of officers of that organ
ization to serve during the ensuing
wear has been held. 1t is now up to
all Keokuk to give this organization
a hearty. liberal and loyal support.
Phone 81 for a case of Leisy
beer when you're out
Iowa's militia will be put on a bet
ter basis If the congress passes the
bill granting the various state organ
izations national aid, according TO
Adjutant General Guy E. Logan, who
has returned from Washington The
new law. he said. will give Iowa an
other battery and squadron of cavalry
Take harness for repairs to Sher-
wood
AT meeting of the directors OF
the keokuk National bank, held yes
terday. application was made to join
the federal reserve association. The
bank officials believe that member
ship in this association is good for
the community and for this reason
they are making application for their
membership in the association
-Puritas beer is just the kind for
the home. Next order let It be Puritas
In the case of the Marshall Oil
company of Iowa, with headquarters
at Marshalltown, the interstate com
merce commission has given decis-
ion that rate of twenty-five cents on
petroleum and products from Marsh
alltown to Kansas City is unreason-
able to the extent that it exceeds sew
.enteen cents. Reparation is awarded.
Representative Kirkpatrick re-
fuses to believe that Claude Porter
will be named as district United States
attorney for the southern district Of
Iowa, in place of Dan Hamilton, the
candidate Kirkpatrick is supporting.
He went to the white house a few
days ago to protest against the ap-
pointment and when he came away he
said he still believed that Hamilton
would win out.
Use the classified columns OF
The Gate City and get results.
The joint convention of the thir-
I ty-first and thirty-second districts
Knights OF Pythias to be held in Bur
! lington next Friday promises to be
an interesting affair. This mornings
/ Hawk-Eye contains a number of half
/ tone cuts of leaders in the X. P. move
ment in Iowa, and our fellow towns
man, Rice H Bell, who is to deliver
4 the address of welcome, appears with
i the other prominent knights. John e.
/ Craig. D. D. G. c., has been looking
after the arrangements for the meet
( ing.
John Tumeity is in receipt of a
copy of the Panama Morning Journal
which contains on the first page a
picture OF the Keokuk dam The view
shows the top of the dam and the
picture was evidently taken from the
top OF the power house. The unknown
who sends the paper puts on some
marginal lines stating, that many in
the Panama zone wonder where Keo-
lsuk is and that it is great to hear the
different recommendations. The send
err says we have heard great deal
about Keokuk on the Isthmus of
i Panama