The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-18
CITY NEWS.

-Edam cheese at Immegart's.
| Central Dry Goods store will
serve Armour's grape juice free Fri
day and Saturday.
M F. Baker and wife have con-
veyed to ]. Earl vanatta, lot IN
block /, Belknap place.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday afternoon to Chester
Lightle. IS, OF Payson. H.. and Grace
n. Buell.. &c, of Quincy.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk
lodge. No. JOG. B. r. o. E., tonight at
is o'clock. Elks' hall. Sixth and Bion-
.dean streets Visitors invited. Elec-
ton of officers.
Baby educator crackers Imme-
CARTS.
evening at Masonic hail. Public In
ments, Is cents.
Regular meeting of Pukechetuck
encampment No. Z, I. o. o. F.. at
Odd Fellows hall at S o'clock tonight.
Visiting brethren fraternally invite1
to attend.
"A deputy sheriff from Des Moines
was through Keokuk yesterday on
his way to the penitentiary at Fort
Madison. He had with him foreign
err Amodeo, who was sentenced to a
life term in the penitentiary for muir
der
A special meeting OF the Keokuk
Ministerial association is called by
the committee on evangelism for Fri
day morning in the Y. NJ c. A., at
ten o'clock. The Reverend Farley E.
hartmann, d. D.. extension secretary
of the Interdenom 7ational Association
! OF Evangelists will be present to con-
ifer with the pastors concerning a
union evangelistic campaign for Keo-
kuk during the coming evangelistic
season. All ministers are expected to
be present at this meeting
Free, Friday and Saturday, Ar
mour's grape juice demonstration at
the Central Dry Goods store.
-Eunice Kruger has fled suit for
divorce against Henry w Kruger.
She alleges in her petition that de-
PENDANT has been guilty of cruel and
inhuman treatment and she asks for
a decree and other RELIEF which the
court may deem equitable The krue-
gers were married June 20. 1871
Fresh catfish. red snapper. hall
Main street.
Representative of the Mississip-
nj River Power company. met with
tine assessors of Madison, Washington
and Green Bay townships of Lee coun-
" at the court house at Fort Madison
Yesterday. relative to the taxation of
the power company for the property
included in the transmission line
which passes through these districts.
] asst year a compromise tax levy on
this property was returned from the
county auditors Office but this year
permanent basis of taxation will be
agreed upon and the returns thereon
made by the township assessors.
/ Central Dry Goods store viii
serve Arnou-'s grape Juice free Fri
day and Saturday.
Directors of the Burlington road
have signed contract with the Bald
win Locomotive Works of Philade,-
phia. for fifty freight and passenge.
engines. The cost of the AVERAGE en-
zine will be about 10000. or 81 $780,
t000 for the lot. Thtrty-ffye OF the To-
comotives will be for freight service
and fifteen for passenger trains. The
passenger engines will be somewhat
larger than the largest now in use on
the road and will have 1-3 percent
more power The freight engines will
: be about the size of the largest now
in use on the system Under contract.
( the engines are to be delivered as
soon as finished. the first to be de-
I fvered within ninety days. and all
are to be turned over to the railroad
1 by September Ist
Free Friday and Saturday. Ar
nour's grape juice demonstration at
T the Central Dry Goods store.
He zis-zagged his way along an
entire block on Main street. lacking
peri!ously close to the curbing at
times, and scudding under sail to-
wards plate glass windows The dis
play case OF a clothing store was fill
cd with ties with lines and cross
stripes running in various directions
Perhaps they took on the aspect OF
serpents at any rate the voyager.
who either had his jag hanging over
from YESTERDAY or freshly accumu-
lated this morning. sat down suddenly
q the tiled floor OF the store en-
trance All efforts to rise were un-l
awaiting, until some Samaritans came
along Then he wantei to pay the
proprietor for allowing him the use of
his entrance for resting place. and
then was led protestinsly down the
street by his friends