The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-05
CITY NEWS.

NEW fashion sheets anu QOSlS uSIs
at the Central store.
! Choice chickens and select roasts
of meats at Markleys, TO Main.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday afternoon to Rudolph E.
Pfaffe and villa Marie Young.
New house dresses have arrived at
the Central store.
Choice cuts of veal, lamb, beef
and pork for a good roast for Sunday
dinner, at Jos. Haubert's, 709 Main
street.
New dress ginghanns, large line,
at 10c and 12kc yard, at the Central.
w. NJ. Baker, pastor Of the First
Christian church, will preach at Sum.
mitville Sunday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock.
New white goods, 10c to SOC var !,
at the Central store.
A. D. Storms Of Fort Madison will
get the contract for lumber for the
bridge over the Skunk river The
boards of Lee and Des Moines county
awarded the contract yesterday.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday night at 8 o'clock. All
N embers requested to be present. By
order OF noble grand, Geo. Immega-t.
secretary. Work in the first degree.
New curtain goods and draperies,
10c to 35c yard Central store.
Regular meeting Keokuk council
No. $50 tonight at O'Clock. Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited to attend. G.
M. Kingman, regent; J. l. Annable,
secretary.
| New lines Of shirt waists and
dressing sacques at the Central.
! j. S. Morrison, of Ottumwa, dis
ttrict engineer under the state highway
commission, was in Lee county Wed
nesday comforting with County Engi
)neer Mcfarland. Together they male
an inspection tour Of county roads an:
bridges.
I; -Burson or Racine hosiery on sa!s
lat the Central store.
The voters should remember tn,
Ischool election next Monday Afternoon
at the George Washington building
Polls will be oren at 1 p. m. and clos
at Z p. m. The candidates for directo
iare John A. Dunlap, H. E. Kreuger
John P. Hornish, F. Mr. Ballinger ant
|C. F.. Skirvin.
I. The Salvation Army is in need o
lsecond hand clothing as our demands
are so great we are unable to suppl,
) them. Help US to help the needy, b.
giving US your cast of clothing. shoe
and furniture. Also sewing machin,
with which to make over clothing. AID
; dress SIS t.ain street. Telephone 1850
New dress goods and silks now o,
, display at the Central.
4 Inability Of the state to furnish
automobile license tags immediatel.
because of break down in the fac
J tory manufacturing the tags, toda,
} caused Secretary of State Stevenson
lof Illinois, to announce that the stat,
would make no convictions for failur
to carry license tags until after May I
New laces and embroideries, B.
per yard and up. Central store.
i The city ordinance requiring tn
: removal OF snow from the walks I
, certainly having its effect. II the snoy
Is not removed within certain mum
Der of hours the city force enters ur
on the work and the expense is chare
J ed up against the property. AS re
suit, clean walks are to be found yer,
shortly after every snow storm
The board OF supervisors will re
, pair the LeMattay bridge near Mont
rose. This was decided upon afte
the board and Engineer McFarlai,
and Bridge Superintendent Jack in
Ispected the bridge. railing will b,
put along the sides OF the bridge an,
the opening will be enlarged TIL
bridge has caused several damag,
suits.
The bill of Attorney A. W
O'Harra, for assisting the state in tn
Pfanschmidt trial IN Princeton is ST.
599.1s, Of which $99.1S is expense, &C
cording to the claims allowed yester
day afternoon by the board Of sup
ervisors. says the Quincy Journal. At
torney Eckert, who also assisted tn,
ctate, was allowed s559.32. The tota
cost of the three trials are as follows
Case in Quincy, $7,500oO; case in Ma
comb. S7,657.50; case in Princeton
s10.065.64; total cost for three trials
$25, 223 IA.