The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
CITY NEWS.

Main.
-Emporium's millinery display to-
morrow.
The Ewers Mccarthy Co. label
in your spring suit guarantees 1t to be
correct
A baby girl was born yesterday
afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Kicker, No. 1904 Ash street.
Miss King will hold her spring
millinery Display tomorrow. She In
vites the ladies to attend. 322 Main.
Copy for advertisement for the
Sunday issue Of The Gate City should
be placed in the hands of the printer
this evening If possible.
Phone 81 for a case Of Leisy
beer when you're out.
A baseball suit free at Ewers
Mccarthy Co.'S with each boys
spring suit.
La Vogue hats constitute the
genuine latest effects in head dress.
See the display Saturday.
Peter Earl Barth, q, and Myrtle
Evernon. 10, both of Kahoka, Mo-.
were united In marriage yesterday
afternoon at the Grand hotel by James
S. Burrows, justice OF the peace.
For that Sunday roast. go t.
/ Markley's meat market, 10 Main.
Stop in and see the new buggies
a. Sherwood's, 703 Main.
See our artistic production of
dress and semi-drass hats at La Vogue
Saturday.
F. H. Krebill OF Donnellson, can
didate for representative from this
district on the democratic ticket was
in the city today calling on num-
ber OF friends.
Chicken pie supper Saturday, to
p. M First Baptist church,
Moore & Morgan announce then
opening for Saturday. March 21st-
Choice poultry, roasts OF veal,
beef, pork and lamb and sausage at
Jos. Haubert's reliable meat market,
| 709 Main.
w. E. Thompson Of Chicago is in
the city for few days, the guest OF
his sister Mrs. D. 3. Hills. Mr..
Thompson was caller at the Keo-
kuk Industrial association offices this
morning.
Have harness repaired at sher-
woods.
We especially invite the ladies
10 attend our Easter millinery display
tomorrow. Mcbride Millinery Co.,
400 Main street.
"A telegram from Kalamazoo. re-
ceiyed late yesterday afternoon, an
nounced the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Mackey. who was accid sntally burned
last Monday. Her brother. James A
Hirst. left Fort Madison Wednesday
night for the bedside of his sister
-Nobby hats on display at Mrs.
CarteTs parlor millinery. 1922 Bluff.
Don't miss seeing Miss Kings
beautiful showing Of Easter millinery
tomorrow. 322 Main.
Regular meeting keokuk council
No. 53C tonight at O'Clock, Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternaliy invited to attend J.
II. Fulton, regent; J. 1. AnnabIe, sec
tary
H Henson, an employe Of the
gas works. was placed under a $3.50
bond to keep the peace. following an
Information fled against him In
the SUPERIOR court by A. c. Stroh-
meier, charging that Henson threat
ened 10 XIII him. Henson was ar
raigned on the information and enter
ed q plea Of not guilty. Fl. n. Taibert.
superintendent OF the gas works,
vent on Henson's bond.
The ladies are invited to attend
the opening az Moore &, Morgan's.
Saturday.
Mcbride Millinery Co.'S spring
millinery display IS to be held tomor-
row. The ladies are especially IL
yited. 400 Main street,
FOR FL kinds Of marble and gran
tie monuments and cemetery work
call on J. T. CTotty, 81 South Twelfth
street. Phone Red 7g5. First class
work and low prices.
-Hcntrose Journal: Monday even.
: ing as many people as could get into
the mayors office. held a caucus fol-
the purpose OF nominating q ticket
for the different places to De filed
FOR town officers. The meeting was
called TO order and Elmer Reed vas
made chairman. Tom Sprott was
. made clerk. The battle for mayor re
suited in the selection OF Rob't
B.gzg az candidate for that Office
T7nep a y5fe was taken to fill ths
places for candidates for alderman
I The following gentlemen were select
/ ed: f.ssTs Siingerland. Lem Brewer
7 Chas. Reed. John Keith and VIM
/ Gilman. The caucus endorsed thu
! csns6acy OF J. w. Bowen for asses
nor and nominated J. l. Vanosdoll 70
/ treasurer. This puts two tickets II
4 - G1as 1ad YuaizR a race