The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-26
CITY NEWS.

Be comfortab le-buy an auto
robe at Sherwood's.
John w. Rowley. editor Of the
Keosauqua Republican and candidate
for governor, was in the city today
looking after business matters. He
took time to cali on number OF Oily
time friends.
Chicken pie supper at the Y. w.
G. A. Friday evening. 5;3o-T:0o o'clock.
SIS cents.
Auction sale of Elgin Jewelry Co.
stock. 502 Main. $3.50 and T;3o p. m.
Everything at your own price.
Some of the river excursion
steamers are planning to take care
OF the tango dancers this sum-
mer. They are planning to build an
additional deck on which all of the
special dances will be allowed.
,Larsen's canned saGr kraut, boil
ed cabbage and beets can't be beat
Try them. All grocers sal them.
Buck Reiner. distributors.
Edward P. Hohl, 20. OF Donnell-
son, and Helen Blanche Kirchner, 80,
of Donnellson, were united in mar
rage yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
by James S. Burrows, justice OF the
peace, at his office.
The city council this morning
passed a resolution authorizing the
city clerk to draw warrant for $500
in favor of the Keokuk library, be
| ing the balance due on the annual
appropriation for 1914.
Warnings have been issued by
Louis Murphy, collector of internal
revenue at Dubuque, that Sunday,
March /, will be the last day on
! which income tax returns can be re-
ceived by the Office without penalty
| being attached
| Some grocers want you to take
something that they claim is just as
good, but do not be fooled. Insist on
having the coffee you want, 'Hamilrs
| Steel-Cut.'
Several engines sent out from the
Burlington round house Of the 90
have been returned after doing vail
ant work on the branch lines bucking
snow which in many places driftel j
high and for time effectively blocked
the branches.
Fishermen are reminded by
! deputy fish and game wardens that
they must take out their new licenses
by Monday, March 2. Otherwise the
1 penalty will be incurred for fishins
without the necessary credentials. The
law is plain in the matter, and Ii
censes must be taken out before
March /, but as this date falls on Sun
day it is likely that another day OF
grace will bs granted, before the pen
atty is enforced.
--Elgin Jewelry Co.'S auction sale
continues daily, 2::30 and 7:30 p. M.
at 5O2 Main street. Don't miss it
Everything must go.
The Fort Madison Democrat says
of the appointment of S. l. Rutledge
formerly of this city, to the position
of income tax collector: Sherman l
Rutledgs of Iowa Falls, formerly o.
Keokuk, for several years clerk Of the
district court of Lee county, has re
ceived appointment as deputy COZ
lector of income tax in Iowa, the ap
pointment coming from the fedora
asury department upon recommen
dation of Congressman Connolly. TIL,
many Lee county friends of Mr.. Ru.
ledge will learn OF his appointment
. with pleasure.
The Nauvoo Rustler expresse
faith in r. o. Marsh and his interur
bar proposition as follows: Why d,
!, certain Nauvooites continually ham
. mer Mr.. Marsh and his proposed rail
road? Has Mr. Marsh been dishones
with out people2 Hs hasn't asket
Nauvoo for a cent He said he woul
be ready to begin work about Apri
first next, If nothing unforeseen at tina
time happened to kill his proposes
. enterprise. Why not give him an op
portunity to show his hand? If h
SUGGESTS. God bless him; If he fails
! well it's tough luck for Nauvoo W
, have faith in R o. Marsh; we believ,
he'll win.