The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-11
CITY NEWS.

Harness, sundries and repairs.
Sherwood, 7O3 Main
Phone 81 for a case OF Leisy
beer when you're out.
Try Primrose -four, $i.10, 4S ID.
sack E. C. Renard, 92S Main.
Fort Madison Eagles are contem-
plating the erection OF three story
lodge home.
"Everywoman,' BY Miss Reins-
berg at Christian church Friday night,
csc. Seasons success
"A warranty deed filed today IN
the recorders Office by Sarah M. AID
en- conveys to Edan C. Alden lot I
in block 40, Kilbourne's addition.
vulcanizing has our careful atten-
ton. Let us call for and deliver your
work Overland garage, 1913 Main
street
For S1,1oO Edith A. Dimond and
ed to Emmanuel Conner the west half
OF the east half OF section 81 in town
ship &c.
Experts in charge of our vulcan-
izing department Work called for
and delivered without extra charge.
Overland garage, 1919 Main street.
Vulcanizing and repairing of
autos done by experts. We call for
and deliver work without extra
charge. Overland garage, 1919 Main.
j. S. Bullock, Prop,
Burlington voters last Monday
authorized the school directors to dis
pose of an old site and new school
building will be erected. What is
Keokuk going to do? Go ahead OF
go back?
/ Sherwood for everything in the
harness line.
Careful attention given to vulcan
izing. Overland garage. 1919 Main.
Tomorrow evening at Woodman
hall, an illustrated lecture will be
given free to the public, by Dr. George
w. Fegers of Nebraska City who will
tell in a most entertaining way Of the
M. w. A., sanitarium in Colorado. The
] lecture will be free to all and every
one Is invited to attend.
Sec Henderson's electric washer,
A % North Fifth. He has something
4 new.
/ -Rebekah card party and dancing,
March 18th, Odd Fellows hall. Admis-
sion csc. Refreshments included.
An eastern travelling salesman in
the city today complimented Keokuk
for its appearance and business ac-
tivity. He said it was far ahead o.
many cites he has visited since the
first of the year. When strangers say
a good word for us it is important
that the people say good words for
the city.
I Drink Puritas beer in the home
and ask for it at the leading places.
-Keokuk Camp M. w. A. No So
will hold its regular melting tonight
at Woodman hell. All members are
requested to be present.
/, Mrs. Minnie Worster, fifty eight
LOT Hamilton, Illinois, was seriously in
iured yesterday evening. While cross
ing the bridge on the way from this
tcity to her home she slippey nd fell
lfracturing her hip. She was removed
| to the home of her daughter at 321
South Second street, and DIR. Frank
! Brown called. This morning she was
taken to the Graham hospital where
1 it is feared she will be required te
remain for three months.
4
made in Keokuk. Either dark lager
or pale.
The City drug store has been pur
chased by DR.. W. Frank Brown of Q
W. Ellsworth and Company. 1t is un
!. derstood that DR. Brown will! TAXI
I possession of the store about the frs
of April Extensive improvements il
4 the stock and fixtures are being con
templated by the new owner of tn,
. store. George l.. Parsons. the presen
4 pharmacist, will be interested in tn,
business and will be the manager.
Have you tried Puritas dark lag
4 err Order case for the home today
! Fort Madison voters gave thei
4 new school building proposition ma
\ iority of almost one thousand vote
q last Monday Burlington has jus
Z voted a new school building. At thu
school elections held last Monday il
: many Iowa cities new building propo
sitions were submitted and The Cat,
City has the first notice to find re
porting the defeat of any Of them
Keokuk with its growing population
and growing Importance should Civ,
the new school propositions to be sub
mitted soon, the largest. majority eve
voted to show to the world that thi'
is a progressive and wide-awake local
ity. Above everything else the schools
are actually needed
-Phcns "a Tor caca ,f ais1