The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-02
CITY NEWS.

0IO0ell TOOK Deer. lmmeS0It .
ST. Johns market. Benners'. Fri
The remains OF Mss Alice Rice
were taken to Croton this morning
where the funeral and burial viii take
place.
Buy choice fresh catfish at Jos
Haubertss meat market, T0e lain
street.
The appointment OF John n. Pet
tibone. AZ postmaster At Burlington,
was confirmed by the senate yester.
day. This position was expected to
go to Frank Norton. but the fortunes
of politics are uncertain
Regular meeting Of Keokuk
/ lodge. No. JOG. B. p. o. e.. tonight at
S O'Clock. Elks' hall. Sixth and Blon-
deau streets. Visitors invited.
To-day was the thirty-third ami
/ versary Of the assassination Of James
A. Garfield. president OF the United
States. by Charles Giteau. Garfield
was shot BY this crank on July 2.
1881. The president fingered until
September 49,
Notice, all orders must be in be
tore p. m. Friday for delivery.
Leisy Brewing Co.
| The Fourth Of July will be cele-
brated at Camp Zoo in approved fash
ion. There will be plenty doing for
the glorious Fourta to insure the mem
bers good time. Many are planning
to enjoy the entertainment
Gilbert Lee, candidate for auditor
on the republican ticket, was in the
city today to get his automobile which
had been undergoing repairs in .
local garage. Mr.. Lee is one Of the
best known citizens Of the county and
is thoroughly competent to fill the Of
fee to which he aspires.
-Ferndell ginger ale. Immegart's.
II. NJ. Walters, who has travelled
on the road for the past twenty-five
ern stove foundry, is seriously i'll in
Omaha since week ago last Sunday.
He is threatened with pneumonia aud
as soon as he is able will be removed
to his old home in Keokuk.
Have harness repaired at Sher
woods.
The following item is from the
Quincy Herald: Floyd Maloney.
Frank Fuller and Harry Lopez rode
on their motorcycles to Keokuk Mon
day where they were the guests OF the
Keokuk Motorcycle club until Tuesday |
when they returned home. Last week,
Maloney was in Springfield. H., rs the /
guest of Charles Hoffman.
Read Lowitz's July Atm add.
The Gate City reprints this even
ing the editorial by DR.. Frank Crane
on Iowa" This republication is at !
the request Of Ralph Bolton, director
Of the Greater Des Moines committee,
who has requested all che newspapers |
in Iowa to publish the editorial today.
The editorial is a remarkably strong |
statement of the resources OF this
great state and is not only worth read
ing but worth remembering. After
you read Cranes eluogy OF this state
you will be proud Of 1t II you have not
been.
ALI union barber shops will close
at IL a. m. Saturday, July 4.
ID. E. Reeves, who had the I1oos
shows booked for Kec-
kuk date, says they have can
celled. Mr.. Reeves left today
for Jefferson City to interview
the company with which he has
q contract. Mr.. Reeves claims the
shows are avoiding Keokuk on ac-
count OF the long haul to Twentieth
street, high license and the action .
Of the public safety department In
putting on so many special police
during the last carnival. He says
when the show played at Galesburg
,ne uniformed police was all that
vas required.
Buy a new buggy at Sherwood's.
The Burlington Hawk-Eye has the K
ollowing to say about a Keokuk lady: ID
Hiss Lena Walsmith OF Keokuk STOP TX
led in the city for short time Tues r
lay afternoon Miss Walsmith left !
N the 9:25 p. N. train for Mason l
,ity, Iowa, where she has accepted a t
,osition as matron in the Odd Eel '
ows' home, a position for which she s
s well fitted. She will be at the
lead of the boys department. Mon
lay evening she was surprised at her
Tome in Keokuk by host Of Re-
,ekah friends. 1t was q farewell sur I
rise and the friends presented Miss t
yalsmith with handsome reminder Il
Il the occasion. Miss Walsmith r
axes with her the best wishes Of %
osts of Keokuk friends. q
Regular meeting Of Puckechetuck
No. Z. L 0. o. F. at
i'd Fellows hall at s o'clock tonight.
listing brethren fraternally invited
o attend.
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