The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-24
CITY NEWS.

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Unitarian mkt. Sat. p. M. Benner.
Dependable harness sold by Sher,
wood 703 Main.
Won't be long until the public
schools will close for the summer
vacation.
Phone "a for case Of Leisy
beer when you're out.
All the new ones all the time.
Ewers Mccarthy Co.'s hats.
MRS. Harry King is recovering
from an operation undergone at Ora
ham hospital.
The patterns Of Ewers Mccarthy
Co.'s spring suits are beautiful.
Dress goods at cost at Funk's
lucky purchase sale tomorrow.
Special: Friday and Saturday
trimmed hats, $19S and $2.9S. La,
Vogue.
Mr.. and Mrs Macie Hagmeiar
who live near Prices Creek are the
parents OF baby boy. born today.
Phone 81 for case OF Leisy
, beer when you're out.
| Ladies' and mems low shoes,
pumps and oxfords at Ludwig's.
Out of respect to the memory OF
the Reverend Connoran, there will be
no entertainment IN the Christian
church on Saturday.
Order your ice cream for Sunday
of us. The Rose, 421 Main street.
Phone 76S.
You lose money if you fail to see
our line OF hats before you buy. Spec
ial prices all this week at Karll's.
Mrs. T. N. Conner, who has been
in Graham hospital for a few weeks,
is getting along as well as could be
expected, but will remain at the hos
pital for some time.
-Puckechetulk lodge No. Is meets
every Friday night at O'Clock. All
members requested to be present. BY
order OF noble Irand. Geo. Immesart,
secregatry. Initiation.
Let US have your sunday ice
or cam order. The Rose, 421 Main
street. Phone 76S.
An information charging assault
and battery was filed by Daisy Jobe
against Anna Jobe. in the court OF
Justice John Leindecker. Daisy claims
Anna assaulted her with rock.
Read Funk's ad in this issue.
Dress goods a. cost.
Mrs Maggie O'Donnell, who had
been patient at the county home
for seven years, in .he insane ward.
died there at 7:1O O'Clock this morn
ing of lung trouble. Her burial will
al ,@1o To- 1yy,G hut ovvo y1U 70.
ments for the funeral and burial
have not yet been completed.
Funk's LUCKY purchase sale starts
John Kiedaisch. son OF J. F. Kidd
aisch, Jr., 92s Exchange street was
successful In passing the state board
of pharmacy examination held recent
ly in Des Moines. Mr.. Kdedaisch is
student at the state university at
Iowa City and will graduate in June.
Buy poultry for Sunday dinner at
Keokuk Marke: & Produce store.
Phone 90.
Quite a bunch OF retail business
men Of Keokuk paid visit to Ham
ilton wednesday evening, says the
Hamilton Press, and took supper at
the Hotel Granite. These business
men are planning to visit all nearby
towns during the spring and summer
in an effort to create friendly and
business relations with their neigh
bors.
Tor that dandy roast of veal,
lamb, beef or pork for your Sunday
go to Jos. Haubert's reliable
meat market, 709 Main street.
The city council today passed a
resolution appointing w. H. Wells
night Waterman at the city dumping
grounds at Third and Des Moines
streets, at salary Of $40 month,
effective April %, 1914. The council
IS meeting as board Of equalization
md review, and has been busy hear
ing complaints from property owners
who believe their Tax assessments to
be too high.
Finest roasts the market affords
at Markley's shop, 10 Main.
-Rt Rev. Theodore n. Morrison
D. D., bishop of Iowa, will visit st.
Johns parish on Sunday morning to
confirmation at the HOO
o'clock service. Bishop Morrison will
,lso preach at this service and the
,ublic generally is invited. He will
also visit St. Andrews. Mooar, in the
afternoon of Sunday: 81. Barnabas'
rontrose, on Monday evening, and st
Mary the Virgin, Keokuk, on Tues
lay.
"A satisfied customer is our bes.
asset. Ask the boy who wears an