The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-14
CITY NEWS.

\ Second Presbyterian Coufca
icurston to Quincy Wednesday. June
III, by steamer Keokuk- Boat leaves
III a. n. Tickets. adults so cents, chill
idren under IL. % cents.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
iterday to William B. Gardner, 50. ana
Mrs Addie E Eaton. 50. LaHarpe
couple, and Leroy Kay, %. OF IA
ihoka, and Dorothy jackson, il. OF
DonneIlson.
Let US send you an electric iron
on thirty days trial King Plumbing
ICo.
James Campbell OF St. Louis, w1o
died last Friday. was quite well known
Ito a number OF Keokuk citizens. hav-
ing visited this city on number OF
occasions during the construction OF
the water power, In which he was in
t.erested.
| Attend Eastern Star excursion to
Quincy Friday, June 10. Refresh
ments. cards. dancing. Boat leaves
1880. Adults soc. children 25c
4 At the morning services at the
First Christian church, Mrs. o. B.
Towne VIII favor the congregation
with a violin solo. with Mrs. Ralph
! joy accompanist. Mrs. Myrtle Lowe
will have solo and Mrs. Owens
Morris reading.
The rear car on .he Elks special
(which leaves Keokuk next Friday
morning for Iowa City. will be reserv.
ed for the ladies The Keokuk Elks
are making an extra effort to take a
. Low Any 10 "a
! ton and they intend to see that Keo-
kuk Is properly represented.
Sherwood sells all drivers art
| icles.
a big delegation OF Fort Madison
i Elks Is going to Iowa City June 18th
! to attend the Iowa state convention.
One large party Will take q special
J pullman and about twenty others will
go in automobiles. They Will take
| part in the parade. Keokuk Elks will
leave Thursday morning in special
| train.
Now Is the time to sprinkle. Call
King Plumbing Co. for garden hose.
Warranty deeds filed in the office
OF Recorder Vaughan yesterday trans
fering the following city property:
Mary v. Wells to Ross K. Wells. the
rear As fee. OF the front 100 feet OF
lots Z and s In block 80, Kilbourne's
addition: ]. II. King and Janett King
and B. F. Jones and wife and e. G.
Brownlee to J. E. Langley, 20 feet OF
OF the east side Of lot 10 ard five feet
| of west side OF lot 8 In block 2.
Kings addition.
For spouting. guttering and tin
work, let Chaser do Il: Phone 345.
Congressman c. A. Kennedy has
written to the Burlington Hawk-Eye
that Washington Gardner. commander
/ OF the G. A. R., was in Washington
last week and spoke OF coming to
Burlington for the encampment. Mr..
Gardner was In the Goth and 61st con-
crosses with Mr.. Kennedy and stop
ped at the same hotel He Is being
| talked Of for governor OF Michigan.
Mr. Gardner will be in Burlington
next Tuesday evening and will stay
IS long as he can.
Garden hose and lawn spr1nklers.
King Plumbing Co.
Safety first" This is the mod
ern cry many legislative bodies are
taking up and writing into law.
Safety first" is the rule Of the wise
shopper who takes nothing for grant
/ ed. First Of all she reads the adyer.
i tisements in The Gate City, weighing
/ the claims side by side and then de-
Gliding for herself which Ats her needs
/ She knows she is going TO the store
of a reliable merchant before she
starts out. And satisfaction usually
attends her shopping.
/ -Keokuk lodge No 10. I. 0. 0. F..
meets every Monday night. at 1880
O'Clock. Visiting brothers invited to
attend
The following item in this weeks
Issue OF the Waterways Journal will
be OF interest to readers OF The Gate
City: The steamer Morning Star is
now running her regular weekly z1cur-
sions between Davenport and st.
Paul. She left Davenport on her first
trip last Saturday and will continue
in the trade during the season, leav-
ing Davenport at 2:3o O'Clock each
Saturday While at St. Paul the pas
sengers Of the boat each trip will be
given an excursion to saltwater,
MINI F. s. Ratterman Is purser on
the Morning Star; D. T. Wright,
clerk, and Fred Bynum. steward The
first trip OF the Morning Star this
season was well patronized.
4 See our line OF garden hose and
lawn sprinklers before 1t is too late
King Plumbing Co.
| The Quincy Journal OF Friday
evening contained tho following abou,
the Keokuk party which Is making
"a trip to foreign parts" Major Mont
| gomery Meigs, government engineer
at Keokuk, Major Hoffman OF Rock
Island. and party OF other river dig
nitaries, passed Quincy yesterday
afternoon in one OF the big cabin
launches OF the Mississippi Rive.