The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
CITY NEWS.

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coffee. c. N. Lanbershesmer.
MIR. and Mrs John Waits are the
proud parents OF 9 pound baby boy
horn May aIth.
II recomm snd Hamill's steel cut
coffee. c. ]. Carr.
Now Is the time to sprinkle, Call
King Plumbing Co. for garden hose
Keoknk lodge No. Is. |. o. o. r.,
meets every Monday night. at 1880
O'Clock Visiting brothers invited to
attend. Work In third degree.
The Graham Hospital Guild will
meet at the nurses home next Tues
day afternoon, June 3. Annual meet
ing. Good attendance is desired
Sp scial sale on player plano rolls
33 is per cent discount for one week.
Guest Piano CO.. 502 Main street.
"A visit to our store will convince
you that Palm and Olive Branch pure
food products are of superior quality
Home Tea company.
Read the advertisements appear
ling In The Gate City and then pat
ronize the Gate City business men.
They are constantly striving to please
YOU and keep your trade at home.
Let us send you an electric iron
on thirty days trial King Plumbing
Co.
several river excursions from
nearby points viii come to Keokuk to-
day and with favorable weather the
automobile visitors will arrive in
large numbers. Ksokuk is the favor
lite Sunday spot.
Hamills Palm and Olive Branch
pure food products. c. NJ. LAUDER
sheimer.
Masonic: Regular meeting Of
Hardin lodge No. 90 A. F. & A. M.
Monday. June s. 1914 at 7:3O p. m.
Regular business, then work on third
degree. Visiting brethren fraternally
invited. BY order of w. NJ. L. N.
Hahn, secretary.
-Hamill's Pyramid steel cut coffee.
Hamill's steel cut coffee and Hamills
Olive Branch steel cut coffee are all
BRANDS Of quality. Fred DeYong.
Keokuk travelling men who visit
northeastern Missouri points report
crops badly injured by the frouth.
Rain is badly needed. The Hesisan
ny has hurt the wheat and many
fields have been ploughad up and
planted to corn
Sunday. June Z. is Flower Mis-
sion" day at Fl Madison prison when
a boquet is given each Of the 600 in
mates there. The "Berean' class OF
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday
school are sending flowers to help in
such distribution.
Sherwood sells harness supplies.
The Keokuk travelling men who
have been on duty for . few days
entertaining the U. c. T. visitors will
start out on their regular trips tomor-
row and they can go with the assur
ance that they did their full part to-
ward making the convention . big
3ccess.
When in the market for canned
and bottled pure food products. ask
me about Palm and Olive Branch
brands. G. J. Carr.
I'm preparation for handling tbs
biggest wheat crop Nebraska has ever ;
raised, the burlington railroad order
ed 1000 repair men to work, placing
the grain and freight cars OF that
railroad in condition for heavy traf-
nc. The cars have been shuntad into
siding tracks at stations all over the
system and car repairers are working
over them. The railroad held on nm
til the record crop was assured and
is now making an effort to approach
100 per cent efficiency in equipment.
Burlington cars on foreign lines are
being called back into Nebraska and
some are being deadheaded from New
York and the Pacific coast Ofhcials
report the Burlington motive power
as IS par cent Of Maximum efficiency.
That the Burlington railroad Will /.
not come under the employers liabil- |
fly law recently passed by the Iowa
was made known by the
notices THAI have just been posted up
in the onices and at the shops In this
city. In the notices. which are ad- |
dressed to the employees OF the COM /
pany and to the Industrial commits |
sioner OF the state of Iowa, the ON
cfais Of the road state that they will
entirely disregard certain sections OF
the law I'm settling damages for acct /
DENTS incurred by their employees. The |;
notice states that chapters Al ana !
IA " the acts OF the 5oth general !
. assembly OF the state OF Iowa will
not be respected by the company. !
which viii aettle all cases upon the I
common law OF the state, modified by |
Subdivisions 1, 2, 3 and of chspter !