The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-30
CITY NEWS.

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Trinity market, Benners, Saturday.
Next Monday will be grounding
Gay.
Auto robes Buy one today at
Sherwood's.
Phone 81 for q case OF LeiJy
beer when you're out.
McCreary says try our merchants
15c lunch at Grand Cafe. 224 Main.
Puritas should be the beer for
keokuk people. Order it next time
One month of the new year is al
most passed and there is many a
vacant seat on the water wagon and
In the hall OF good resolutions.
Choice dressed chickens and fine
cuts of beef, veal. lamb and pork at
JOS, Haubert's. 7os Main street.
The new reduced express rates
win go into effect on Monday and
then will come the big battle between
the parcel post and the express com.
! panies.
Fancy dressed capons. Keokuk
Market & Produce Co, 1900 Main.
Phone 80.
Mrs. F. g. Sharp Of Warsaw, who
was taken to the hospital here some
three weeks ago and submitted to a
serious operation, is improving rap
idly.
Go to Sherwood for harness, bug
gies and lap robes.
fvvN
The inter-city bridge bill in con-
gress is expected to go through at
this session. 1t means great deal
to Keokuk il the new bridge can be
put into operation.
The patronizing of home indus
try. has changed many village into
ia thriving little city. It can likewise
change a thriving little city into a
great big busting city.
Alfalfa molasses feed, $3.50 per
ton. linseed oil meal, $4,000 per ton.
Full line of field seeds. o. A. Talbot
Co.
The agitation for an extension OF
the street car lines will likely bear
fruit and it is to be hoped that sew
Ieral additional miles of track will be
laid during the spring and summer.
Puckechetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday night at o'clock All
members requested to be present BY
order OF noble grand Geo. Immegart,
secregatry. Initiation.
Quite good deal Of street I'M
rlrn I,
for next spring and summer in Keo-
kuk. An equal amount OF good roads
work would prove great benefit to
the community.
The ice men are again on the
anxious seat. Yesterday, when the
mercury was falling. they had hopes.
but today when the mercury started
climbing upwards again, they becan>a
anxious
Phone "a for a case Of Leisy
beer when you're out
If this mild weather keeps up
much longer, the robins will be ar
irving from ths south in a few days.
However, there will likely be blast
: from winter next month, which will
put crimp in the spring poets.
Mary Louise Bates, little daugh-
ter of Charles and Anna Bates O.
1919 Palean street d.ed at S:15 O'Clock
yesterday morning, aged about three
Years. She is survived by her par
ents and two brothers and sister.
Patrons OF the Sunday Gate City
advertising columns and want ad de-
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Tito the Office at the earliest possible
moment. The sooner the better. helps
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vice.
Warsaw Bulletin: Fred S. Ratter-
mann has purchased residence in
Davenport and he and Mrs Ratterman
will make that city their home. The
change will be regretted by the many
friends Mt and Mrs. Rattermann have
made during their residence in War
saw.
William F. Hayes refused to ac.
cept the nomination tend red him by
the second district convention as the
candidate for congressman to succeed
the late Congressman Pepper and tn :
committee has named Harry Hull of
Williamsburg. The special election Is
to be held on February 10.