The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-27
CITY NEWS.

DIR. II. A. cray mas mOVeu 70 SAV
Masonic temple. ground floor.
Some Of the hay fever victims
are leaving for northern points.
Steamer Dubuque for Burlington
every Sunday at $3.50 .. m. Returns
8 .. m. Adults SOC, children 200
round trip.
1T is not only a good idea to buy
Keokuk made cigars, but the growth
and prosperity OF the city will be In
creased by the purchase Of all Keo-
kuk made goods.
-Nauvoo Independent: A couple u
gentlemen came up the river road
yesterday and inspected the Marsh
railroad ties. 1t Is said they were
representatives OF the Wabash rail-
road.
Steamer Dubuque for Burlington
every Sunday at $3.50 a. m. Returns
9 p. m. Adults soc. children Zoo
round trip.
-Masonic-Sbecial meeting OF
Eagle lodge No. IL. A. F. & A. NJ.
7:So o'clock Friday evening. August
%, 1914. Work in third degree. Visit
ing brethren f~raternally invited. BY
order of the w. NJ. s. H. Johnston.
secretary.
Carthage Republican: DR.. A. B.
Hughes OF Keokuk will address cit.
zens Of Carthage Gin behalf OF the
Civic League at the chautauQua tent
Saturday afternoon. Subject. Pub
lie Health In Connection with the
Public school," Everybody wei
come.
Ride in a Sherwood buggy. See
his line at 703 Main.
The annual special edition OF
The Daily Gate City will be issued to-
morrow evening. Merchants who
wish advertising space in this Issue
must have their copy in the office not
later than 10 o'clock Friday fore
noon.
steamer Dubuque for Burlington
every Sunday at $3.50 q. m. Returns
9 D. m. Adults 50c, children 25c
round trip.
Fort Madison Democrat: For he
purpose Of getting better Thinking
water. the prison Is sinking another
we'll. Haggerty & Skogg, Of Keokuk
are doing the work. and under the d.
rection of Mr.. Skogg they put their
drilling machine to work Tuesday
morning in the yard back Of the pow
er house near the west wall and he
lower gate. The we'll Is to be about
one hundred and eight feet deep. and
it Is said that four days will be re-
quired to drill it.
Quincy Wing: Col. 8. o. Trip.
quarter-master general of the Illinois
naval reserves, with headquarters in
lSpringfeld, spent yesterday in the
city checking UP the equipment of the
Quincy Tenth division. !. N. r. All OF
the equipment which is worn out will
be checked out and Colonel Trip
will order new. It is also understood
that equipment neveribefore possessed
by the local division will be Furnished
but just what this Is hal not yet been
announced.
Because Of the active interest
shown in the cause of deep waterway
improvement Of the Mississippi for
several years past, Perry c. Ellis OF
Quincy, publisher Of the Mississippi
Valley Magazine. received yesterday
from Governor Dunno appointment as
delegateat-large from the state of
vention Of the Upper Mississippi Riv-
or Improvement Association. which
will meet at Saltwater, Mimi, Sep
TENDER 16 and II.
Fort Madison Gem City: Henry
Rippenroeger. 1924 Des Moines street
seek damages to the sun of $1,000 in
a suit entered this morning in the
district court here against the Chi
cago. Burlington C Quincy railroad
company. The case will be among
the cases to come for trial in the nex
term OF court. According to the al
legations Of the plaintiff in the suit
just entered, the accident causing the
injuries for which Rippenkroeger Il
seeking damages occurred near the
Sugar Greek bridge, a quarter Of a
mile southwest Of viele station, and
about six or seven miles west OF Ft.
Madison, on May 20. 1913.
Considerable interest is being
manifest in the movement by the
union cigar makers to boost Keokuk
made cigars. This movement is for
the purpose Of increasing the sale Of
locally manufactured goods. Some
seem to have gained the impression
that the movement vas for the pur-
pose Of selling all cigars handled by
Keokuk trade but such Is not the
case. The movement is entirely in
the interest of the Keokuk made CT
CARS. There is every Indication that
the booster day will be a successful
one. The idea is good enough to CIT