The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-22
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,umn.
Something has happened to the
January thaw.
Price tags burned up at the B.
& H. clothing store.
st Johns market at Benner's,
Saturday, January %, p. m.
The election of school directors
will be duty up to the voters this
tspring,
1 A good resolution to keep from
year to year is to resolve to trade
with the home merchant.
! Wool dress goods at special prices
29c, CSC and csc yard, regular SOC, 81
land $3.50 values, at Centrals sale.
/ Yesterday was the last day for
filing for the next term of the district
court. The docket is being made up
and will be sent to the printer next
week.
Only one more day OF the Cen
trails big January clearing sale.
Hon. John g. Craig and Judge
Henry Bank are mentioned among
iothers as possible successors for the
position caused by the death OF Judge
Smith Mcpherson.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday night at o'clock. All
members requested to be pres emit. By
order OF noble Arand. Geo. Immegart
secretary. Work In the FIRST degree.
! Special meeting. OF Eagle lodge
No. II, A. F. & A. NJ Saturday even
ing, January %, 1915, at 1870 o'clock.
Work in LIST degree. Visiting brothers
cordially invited. BY order of the w.
NJ. Alvin Kraft. secretary.
/ Regular meeting OF Keokuk
Temple Pythian Sisters at X. P. hall
Friday evening at 80 o'clock. Visiting
members invited. Mrs. N. ]. Mon
ltague. NJ. e. c.. Mrs. o. W. Rowe. NJ.
OF R. and G. Business Of Importance.
Fire sale everything for the man
and boy-at SIG Main street.
| Among the prominent members OF
| the Iowa bar who attended the funer-
al of the late Judge Smith Mcpherson
appears the name Of James c. Davis,
of Des Moines llr. Davis and Judge
Mcpherson were friends Of long stand
ing.
Choice tender roasts and cuts Of
meats Of all kinds at Markley's.
James Bradley, one OF the promin-
ent citizens Of Centerville. Iowa. was
1 In the city yesterday visiting with
friends and transacting business. He
| is one of the we'll known bankers OF
jCenterville and is largely interested
i'm coal mining properties.
-Flannelette dressing sacques at
wholesale prices at the Central.
lit is noticed that many names OF
Iowa democrats are mentioned in con.
nection with the vacancy on the fed.
eral bench caused by the death OF
Judge Smith MCPHERSON John e.
Craig and Judge Henry Bank of this
city are mentioned. A well known
citizen suggests that the appointment
OF Hon. William ]. Roberts would
give satisfaction to the bar and to the
people generally and expresses the
hope that Mr.. Roberts will make an
effort to get the place. Mr.. Roberts
would fill the position with market
credit to himself and state.
Wool and feeced underwear 60
ing at special prices. Central
They tried to ship grain to Eu-
rope by way of the Mississippi. back
in 80, to Judge from the following
from the warsaw Bulletin: A commit
tee Of four gentlemen, J. e. Johnston.
E E. Lane, DR.. VIM. English, and
Henry AIbers. left Wednesday to at
tend the convention at New Orleans.
where the project OF shipping grain
by way Of the Mississippi to Europe
is being discussed. 1.-THE proposition
Is still being discussed OF the four
gentlemen, Mr.. Albers Is the only one
now living. He resides in Piqua,
Ohiol
Jos. Hubert has choice chickens.
700 Main street.
Under the caption. days Beyond
Recall the Warsaw Bulletin prints
the following about the old distillery
building. a familiar object to peop,,
OF this vicinity: May 81, 1859: The
distillery OF A. NJ. Waterman. above
the city, discontinued operations last
week. as there is not enough profit in
high wines to Justify the proprietor
in running it.. A large number Of men
have been thrown out OF employment
by its cessation. land the ruins of
the old plant are still in existence,
while Enterprise" a village OF a (
score of franz, houses forty-fve years
ago, has wholly passed away.l
Cotton blankets going at big re-
auctions at the Central store.