The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
CITY NEWS.

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The newly organized male chorus
OF the Eagles will have rehearsal this
afternoon at 2:SO o'clock.
Adjutant General Guy E. Logan has
ordered a new election in the Fifty
Third regiment. Iowa National Guard,
for major. The votes will be counted
March 2.
Last dance of the SIX club be-
fore Lent Tuesday night.
The Valley NJ. E. Aid society will
mset at the home Of Mrs. Fred oertei,
Feb. Is at 1880 p. m. They will have
the regular meeting first and social
good time the rest OF the evening.
Tuesday night is the last dance
OF SIX club before Lent.
ton of the Iowa Retail Hardware
Dealers association held in Dss
Moines last week, G.. S. Merriam OF
this city was elected director to rep
resent the first district.
Attend auction sales at Elgin
Jewelry Co, SOP Main. Daily, 1880
and 1880 p. m.
II. NJ Furlong leaves tonight for
Des Moines to attend the convention
e the Central Iowa Lumber Dealers
association which will be held In Des
Moines February "a and also to take
part In Hoo-Hoo concentration to be
held there February %.
You'll save money if you buy
harness and drivers supplies of Sher-
! wood, 703 Main.
Owing to frequent requests made
by county officials about the state for
the drainage laws up to date, w. s..
Allen, secretary OF state, will ask the
executive council for permission to
issue in pamphlet form, all of the
/ laws pertaining to drainage. The book
probably will be ready for distribution
/ in a month.
Mrs. Bence's studio removed to
Fourth and Concert street
The regular monthly meeting OF
i the Woman's Auxiliary OF St Johns
church win be held Thursday after
noon, Feb. 26, at $3.50 o'clock in the
parish house. Miss Mary Triplett OF
st. Louis will speak on missions in
the Orient A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the women of all dtmomina-
tions by the hospitality committee,
Mrs. E. LeBron, Mrs. Geo. e. Rix,
Miss Eta s. Ayres
If your cutters lead call CHASER,
the timer. Phone 345.
The revival meetings which have
/ bem In progress at the First Chris
tian church for the past three weeks
will close Monday evening with an
Illustrated lecture on the Philippines
by Rev. M. c. Hutchinson, who has
bean conducting the services, assisted
by Mr.. Mcdonald. Rev. Hutchinson
is one OF the Iowa boys who saw &C
tual service in the Philippines and hi
twill discuss his subject from actua
experiences. While this lecturs will
BIS free, a special invitation is extend
ed by the pastor of the church, Rev
r. w. Lillsy, to the members OF Com
| pany L, l. N. G. The lecture will b.
| OF special interest to them and 1t i
hoped as many as can will accept tn
invitation of the pastor The reyiva
has been an interesting one, OF spirit
ual worth and numerical value to tn
church and 1t is expected the SCI
vices today will be of unusual interes
-Elgin Jewelry Co. closing out aut
ton sale daily at 2:30 and 1880 p. Il
500 Main street.
l. The Sunday school contest il
!. augurated two weeks ago between til
Burlington and Keokuk Christia
church Sunday schools is provokin
u considerable interest as the followin
from Friday evenings Burlington G,
. zette indicates: The Sunday schc,
: contest between the First Christia
church of Keokuk and the First Chri
tan church of Burlington has grow
quite exciting, inasmuch as keoku
ron the first two Sundays The loo
people credit Keokuk's success to ii
TACT that thsy are in the midst Of
big revival meeting, and thus hay
the advantage However, the wor
ers in the South Hill church are co
ffdent of ultimately winning the co
test, and thy are working hard
double the attendance Of last Sunda
They want to beat Keokuk Febrlal
%. as Keokuk expects 500 present {
that date The Burlington school cal
next Sunday Fathers day. and wan
every father, grandfather. uncle
brother to attend on time, whit
means before 9:45 a. m. A speci
song service will be given for ths MI
and boys who will attend.
Our trademark is easy to remel
bar, the quality you cannot forge
the price is reasonable, for .Hamil
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