The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-14
CITY NEWS.
sour krout at immigrants.

! Sour krout at Immegart's.
I Expert clock repairing at Odells
Miss Ella Tanning is on the sick
list.
1 For long distance piano moving
and hauling, engage the new Buick
truck Of the Auto Sales Co.
Fresh halibut, red snapper, white
fish, Spanish mackerel and smells at
Jos. Haubert's, TOE Main street.
1 IL. e. Denmire Is cutting ice at
Sandusky and storing away and ship.
ping some excellent product. He has
quite force OF men at work.
Special Friday. heeced lined up.
derwear, shirts and drawers, regular
SOC values, for 30c per garment, at
Jones, the halter.
Dry hickory and oak wood for
sale. Price $3.50 per cord delivered.
Strictly cash on delivery. Telephone
ITS. Taber Lumber Co.
Special meeting Of Gate City
chapter No. Z. R. A. NJ, Friday even
ing. January Is, at 1880 O'Clock. Work
on r. A. degree. C. M. Kingman, sec.
keokuk Eagles Will invade War
saw tonight. The local aerie will be
the guest OF the Warsaw Eagles. The
local officers will assist In installing
| the Warsaw officers.
Special Friday, fleeced lined un-
derwear. shirts and drawers. regular
SOC values, for 30c per garment, at
Jones, the halter.
Marriage licenses were issued
yesterday to Rose A. Rovane, Keokuk.
and Lyle H. Galvand. Montrose:
Harry v. D. Mas and Gladys r.
Breitenbucher, both Of Keokuk.
The Upper Room Mission an
nounces that it has plenty Of clothing
to give to the poor people. The mis-
sion is open every night at 1880
o'clock at No. 10 South Third street.
The installation OF officers OF the
Royal Arcanum will be held tomor-
row evening at the lodge rooms. The
officers who were recently elected will
be conducted into office at this meet
ing.
Special Friday. heeced lined I'M
derwear shirts and drawers, regular
soc values, for soc per garment, at
Jones, the halter.
-Nauvoo Independent: VIM. Pitt,
Jr., and a friend drove to Nauvoo
over Lake Cooper from Keokuk in an
auto last Sunday. On their way back
to that city, while opposite this city,
one Of the front wheels OF the ma
chine broke through the ice, or rather
got into big crack. 1t took several
hours to get the machine out.
-Finnan haddie at Immegart's.
Martin L. Hoffman who suffered
an attack Of apoplexy several months
ago, was out on the street yesterday
for the first time. He was able to
walk from his residence on Main
streets to Thirteenth street. His
friends will be pleased to learn that
he Is being rapidly restored to health.
Homer Clingman OF Montrose,
who is taking an engineering course
at the state university at Iowa City,
sent to his mother postcard
On which was photograph OF a queer
looking contraption which appeared to
be combination Of bob-sled. motor
cycle and aeroplane combined. This
was built by Homer Clingnan and
another one OF the s. q. I. engineer
ing students at the engineering shops
in Iowa City. this winter. The ma
chine is christened "ClingmanlDewey"
racing motor bob Actual speed on
ice, 81 miles per hour.
Fort Madison Democrat: The
power was turned on at the Acme
plant for the first time this morning
and the wheels buzzed in business
like fashion that looked good to all
who were there. Mr.. Morgan stated
that the spinners and bench men
would be here for certain the latter
part of the week and that the factory
would be In continuous operation
from then on. The work of prepare
ton Is being rushed with all possible
speed and Mr. Moran is superintend-
ing the work in person to make pro-
gress as great as possible.
Fort Madison Gem City: The
present session OF the county court
at this city has succeeded In run
ming ahead" of its schedule to the ex-
tent that the jury has been excused
for period Of week. Many cases
of ancient origin have been disposed
Of since the beginning OF the session,
while three have been passed upon
and concluded by settlement q fourth
to be determined by default and an
other passed for the time being. The
jury has been excused until o'clock
next Tuesday morning. One Of the
cares settled on consent Of the par
ties involved was Heitzman vs.. Van