The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-11
CITY NEWS.

/! Schouten's bakery.
Boys to Ewers Mccarthy Co.'S
] flrst-then to school
Moore & Morgan announce their
opening for Saturday
The first week OF school In the
present school year Is ended. The
scholars can now count on being one
week nearer vacation.
Sec Mrs. Carriers display Of mil
linery at 1872 Blum street.
Choice spring chickens at Hau-
bert's, 7o9 Main street.
-McBride's fall millinery show
ing will take place Saturday. 400
Main. AZ.
There has been an unusual
amount OF thunder with the rains this
last week. People generally are re-
marking on the thunder with the
weather as cool as it is.
Wear an Ewers Mccarthy Co. hat
you'll like 1t.
LA Vogue announces its display
LOT fall millinery for Saturday.
Str. Hill afternoon Sept. IL, x. p.
Sisters excursion. last Of season.
| Rev. j. H. Helm, pastor Pilgrim
Rest Baptist church. will preach at
Bethel A. M. E. church Sunday after
noon at o'clock. The public Is very
cordially invited out to hear him
Attend the fall display of stylish
millinery Saturday at Moore & Nor;
! gan's.
Try those fresh cream pufs =.
Schouten's. Something fine
Phone 139 for case Of Puritas
beer. the beer made In Keokuk. None
better anywhere.
I'm many OF the public buildings
about the city furnaces have been
used this week. The dampness and
the chilly days have made it impera-
tive to have some warmth in the
buildings. s
DIR. o. T. Clark has opened an OF.
flee in the Hawkes. building, Eighth
and Main streets.
Don't fail to see the advanced
ideas in fall millinery at McBride's
millinery showing Saturday.
Best Springfield 6 inch lump coal,
1918 per ton. Strictly cash. Phone
216. J. c. McManus & Co.
1T will soon be time for bonfires.
People should remember the city or
dinances about these and not set
them OF on the paved streets, as the
fire ruins the binders on these streets,
causing weak places which need re-
pairs within short time.
See Mrs. Carter's display Of mil
linery at 1922 Blur street.
Meet your friends at the Str. Hill
Saturday, Sept. IL, last Of season
Have you tried Puritas dark lag
er beer? II not, order q case today
Phone 139.
The steamer Dubuque will make
one trip q week to Keokuk after the
18th OF this month, arriving at q.
M, Thursday. and leaving At s q. m.
Thursday. Sunday will be the last
excursion trip Of the season 20 Bur
lington.
Z. Miss Kings autumn display Of
millinery will be Saturday
Best Springfield 6 inch lump coal.
1918 per ton. Strictly cash. Phone
215. J. C. McManus 4 Co.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk
Temple Pythian Sisters 1t X. P. hall
Friday evening at o'clock. Visiting
members invited. Mrs. NJ, j. Mon
ltague. NJ. E. c.. Mrs o. w. Rowe. M.
of r. and G.
William A. Sunday. the baseball
Evangelist. is holding series Of meet
ings in Denver. He Is crowding his
1 tabernacle every service. Sunday will
go to Des Moines later in the fall
and big preparations are being made
there for his coming.
i Fashion exquisite in Ewers Nc
iCarthy Co.'S young mems suits for fall.
| See our display OF IS, 50 and SO
pattern hats Saturday at La Vogue.
324 Main street.
The appointment OF successor
to j. A. Trawick as manager Of the
Mississippi River Power company,
will not be made until the latter part
OF this month. 1t Is UNDERSTOOD that
the company has q man slated for the
place, but his acceptance or refusal
has not yet been received.
: TO drink the beer made in Keo
kuk is one way to boost the town
Ask for Puritas or phone 139 for a
, case.
The farmers are getting the rain
they wanted earlier in the season. In
some OF the districts near Keokuk II
is said that the farmers have enough
moisture for the present, and that
too much rain at this time will spoil
their fall crops. The roads also. are
showing the effects Of the continued
rainfall.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. % meets
, every Friday night 1t 8 o'clock. Al!
: members requested TO b present BY
order Of noble Grand. Geo. Immsgart
secretary