The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-24
CITY NEWS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin J.
koss Of Sugar Creek, son.
Unitarian spring sale and market
Friday, o'clock. Supper 6 p. M. Soc.
The final report in the matter OF
the estate OF William Danford has
been fled In the district court.
The chemical engine of the Sixth
street fire der artment Was repaired
yesterday and again is in condition
for service.
-Keokuk camp NJ. w. A. No. 622
will I.oIi its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are re-
Iuested to be present.
The robbery OF a jewelry store at
Burlington was reported to the local
police this morning and they were
asked to be on the lookout for the
thieves.
having been drunk, In an Information
aled in the superior court this morn
ing. Ten days in the city Jail was
the sentence.
Special sale OF all soft fur hats
for men, worth from 5000 to $3.50,
good styles, all to be sold for $50.
for this week only e. T. Bartruff,
SIC Main street.
Fort Madison Is discussing the T..
". C. A question and out Of the agf-
tation is likely to come fine build
ing. Voluntary subscriptions are in
dicating the interest n the movement.
A gang OF expert shoplifters are
reported to be working at Muscatine
and are said to have visited a num-
Der of towns in this section of the
state Warnings to the merchants
are being issued.
Mrs. EImore Reed OF Montrose,
has been granted private widows
allowance OF twelve dollars per
month. Mr.. Reed was member Of
company A, First Iowa cavalry, and
died October Is, 1914.
On sale Just this week at a large
discount, assortment OF straw hats
which were bought last August and
have Just arrived All the latest
shapes, from ten cents up. q. T..
Bsrtruf, SIS Main street.
Spring weather is here for sure,
one of the weather-wise remarked to-
day, when he saw some people gofnS
fishing. They were in wagon. and
had fishing poles sticking out OF tn"
back of the wagon.
William Ballinger has returned
from Hyde Park, ILL.,, where Mrs.
Ballfnger has been for several weeks.
He reports that she Is able to be
about. Her many friends here will be
pleased to learn Of her rapid recovery
and will hope that she soon may re-
turn home.
-Shipment Of Illinois cattle into
iowa for slaughter is still prohibited.
No livestock can be brought across
the Keokuk and Hamilton bridge for
that purpose, it is stated by the Off
Gals Of the two states. An Illinois
communicated with DR.. J..
+. Gibson, the Iowa state veterinarian,
and was told that no live stock could
be brought into Iowa.
On sale just this week at large
discount, assortment OF straw hats
which were bought last August and
have Just arrived. All the latest
shapes, from ten cents up. E. T..
Bartrur. SIS Main street.
-Mid-week Ienten service at st.
Johns church Will be held this even
ing. a special preacher being the Rev.
George Long. rector of st. Paul's,
warsaw. He will continue the series
of Lenten addresses on God AID
Man" which have created consider
able interest.
-Lenten services will be conduct
ed tonight at the Redeemer English
/ lutheran church at 100 The place
of worship is the Baker Mission
chapel on Twelfth street between
Ttmea and Des' Moinee streets This
viii, be the last mid-week Lenten
topic. excepting the consideration on
FRIDAY OF hol. week. which will be
sased upon the meritorious achieve
ment of Christ on Golgatha, purport-
ing the redemption of sinful mankind
from the kingdom of eternal hell