The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-06
CITY NEWS.

u. p. market at Wallberg's, Sat.
Go to sherwood for everything In
| the harness inc.
All furs tomorrow less than cost
of raw hides. Lowitz. e12 Main
Nice line OF dressed poultry. Keo-
kuk Market & Produce Co. Phone 80.
4 "A mutual arrangement that will
build city is to buy and sell at
home.
Don't forget your next order o.
beer and order case of Puritas. the
/ home brew.
Judging from the number OF cans
didates for the various county offices
that have already expressed desire
to enter politics the fall campaign
promises to be an interesting one.
Choics roasts Of all kinds. Prices
right. Sanitary shop. Echle & Fgeis-
bach, 1928 Main. Phone 1899.
Next Sunday will be Septuage-
sima Sunday. the 10th day before
Easter. On this date the Catholics
church begins preparations for the
passion. Lent begins February Is
and Easter Sunday comes on April
IL this year.
Puckechetuck lodge No. As meets
every Friday night at o'clock. All
members requested to be pres snt. BY
order of noble grand Geo. Immegart,
secregatry. Initiation.
The thoughtful citizen was out
early this morning and cleared the
walks and the thoughtful pedestrian
4 appreciated thu act. Some pedestrians
/ We're not thoughtful however, ano
SOME property owners seemed to-
have a memory lapse.
Choice dressed chickens and
ducks, also fine roasts OF beef, veal,
lamb and pork at Jos. Haubert's, 709
Main street.
1 The beautiful snow will help filn
the river and cause the Quincy pa
Ipers to remark that the water power
people are letting more water pass
through the spillways when in fact
the water power people have nothing
to do with it. But the facts in the
case don't amount to much in some
localities.
All furs tomorrow less than cost
of raw hides. Lowitz, 612 Main.
Ice has again appeared on Lake
Cooper, opposite Fort Madison, says
the Gem City. Yesterday morning it
was more or less scattered and was
confned largely to the edges. Thfa
morning it extends tl1inay but evenly
from the foot of Market street west
ward. Above that point and extend,
ing to the bridge plenty of cumming
water is visible The temperature
this morning was low enough to make
things a little fresh.
Harness, buggiss, auto robes,
etc. Sherwood, 703 Main.
The abstract of the condition of
the national banks Of Iowa exclusive
of reserve cities at the close of bust
ness in January, as reported to the
controller Of the currency shows the
| average reserve held 1887 per cent
as compared with 1875 per cent on
October 81 Loans and discounts In
creased from $116,915,098 to s117,192,-
613. Lawful money reserve from 49,.
| 1887 to s8,231.s27 Individual de-
posts decreased from s115.s12,655 to
1862 3s.
! There is nothing that would pay
better in Iowa orchards than the win
h ter apple says P. ]. Regan Of Iowa
City, ons of the veteran nurserymen
of Iowa. Anyone who tries to buy
a box of APPLES nowadays knows
that a good winter apple is worth
money. There are number Of de
pendable varieties which it wouls
pay any Iowa farmer to plant if he
4 will take care Of tn 5m thereafter
II And when he puts them into boxee
n and turns them into money he has
u made a nice profit per acre from
II them"
Il The constitutionalfty OF the lowe
automobile license law Will be deter
Il mined in case which will come be
fore the supreme court at the Feb
ruary session of the january term
The case is an appeal from the Har
din county district. B. H. Gish, {
Il prominent farmer, was arrested fol
II driving his car without license plates
/ He had paid the registration fee bu
the state had not fllrni sihed the plates
Fl He attacks the law on the grount
that the method CT taxation of auto
mobiles which it provides is a vic
l lation of the constitution because i
takes out of the hands Of thu loca
authorities the power to levy the as
sessment Keokuk auto owners vii
be interested in the outcome OF thi
case.