The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-07
CITY NEWS.

School election tomorrow.
See the new style closet at our
show room. King Plumbing Co.
| Masonic: Hardin. Regular meeting
Monday, Mar. s, 1880. l.. N. Hahn. secy.
! For your next entertainment, let
tC.N F. Holstein bring victrola from
Piggott's.
| lin the district court Friday de-
cree Of divorce was granted Ida Rot.
ter from Michael Rotter.
For auto livery phone 233. Keo-
kuk service station. "a So. Second
| Vote for school directors tomor-
row. George Washington school is
polling place.
| Let us loan you an electric iron
on thirty days trial. Call us up. King
Plumbing Co.
| -Sievers Mrs. mman) has moved
her store from 1926 Main street to II
North Fourth.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to James H. Rifle, 35, of Mont
rose, Iowa, and Hazel e. Cargill, 16, az
Biggsville, III. They were united in
marriage yesterday afternoon by John
Leindecker, justice OF the peace.
-Bowman-Boyer Co. sell genuine
Kentucky blue grass seed.
Phone 233 for prompt taxi service,
Keokuk service station "a South Sec
ond
Fix up your show windows with
the new 100 watt lamps, we have
them. King Plumbing Co.
I'm spite of the snow and sloppy
conditions of the streets last night, a
good sized crowd was on the streets
and in the stores. The city has been
taking care of the crossings. shoveling
the snow from the intersections.
-Keokuk service station for prompt
taxi service. o. Jackson, prop. Phone
1913.
--Keokuk lodge No. IS. I. o. o. F.,
meets every Monday night, at 7:ao
O'Clock. Visiting brothers invited to
attend.
George Washington school, Ninth
and Concert streets, is polling place
for school election.
Be sure and read the classified
columns. The little liners in this de-
partment of The Gate City are not
only interesting but they often carry
an economical message to you. What
you have long been searching for can
often be found in this department of
the paper.
John A. Dunlap, John P. Hornish,
Henry F. Kruger, Frank M. Ballinger
end c.. F. Skirvin, candidates for
school board Two will be elected at
election tomorrow afternoon. Don't
forget to cast your vote. Polls open
at George Washington school from l
o'clock to Z o'clock.
"A recent railroad order reads that
regular waybills should accompany all
Ia, 10 e,t0 11- A1,D%
permits and health certificates will
This will remove delay in dieposing
not travelling with the shipment.
The school election for directors
will be held tomorrow afternoon at the
m. until z p. m. Two directors are to
be elected. The candidates nominated
are John P. Hornish, ]. A. Dunlap, C.
f. Skirvin, F. M. Ballinger and H. F.
Kruger.
DR. A. H. Hendriks for many years
a resident of Chicago, died Friday at |
the Henrotin Memorial hospital. He
was graduated from the Keokuk Medi- |
cal college in 1874. He was Ga years |
old and lived at 2S0S Diversey avenue !
DR.. Hendriks is survived by three |
children. Mrs. Pearl Bergland, Dr. |
Homer C. Hendricks and Hugh Hen I
drinks. Masonic services were held |
yesterday.
The home hand laundry will be (
open for business Monday morning, |
1928 Dies Moines street
The regular meeting Of the Keo-
kuk Retailers league will be held
evening, March 8, in the din
ing room Of the Hotel Iowa. at 700
o'clock. Letters announcing the meet
ing were sent out yesterday It is 4
urged that large crowd be present at 4
the meeting. The chairman of the Il
committee has promised
to have twenty new members for the
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