The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-26
CITY NEWS.

See Glasgow Tailors ad IN this
issue. 81
Chocolate Easter eggs with any
name on. Order early at the Rose.
Mrs. B. H. Moore has gone to
the hospital for a slight operation.
Give us your order early for
Easter eggs. The Rose, AL Main.
For freshest and choicest chick
/. ems and roasts. Markley's, 710 Main.
/ "A force of men has been put at
work at the Keokuk hotel making inn
iprovements and redecorating the
/. building.
Fire Chief Anderson. who has
been confined with the grippe for
two weeks, was slightly worse today,
but hopes to recover shortly.
NINTH you have tried, you don't
know what fine roast of veal, lamb,
beef or pork yon can get at Jos.
Haubert's. There's a difference.
A small park just below the bend
ing works on the Red Ball route, is
being improved by the planting of
small trees and shrubbery. The work
Is being done at the expense OF the
bending works. =
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 10 cents up. E. T. Bart
ruff, SIG Main street ~
w. M. Baker, pastor of the First
Christian church, Will give the last
Iof his special sermons to young peo-
pie, on Sunday night Large audiences
have listened to these sermons. The
subject Of the last sermon will be,
Keeping the Marriage Vows"
On sale just this week at large
discount: Assortment of straw hats
which we're bought last August and
have just arrived. All the latest
shapes, from 10 cents up. E. T. Bart
ruff, SIG Main street.
The pallbearers at the funeral Of
Moses Mann, mention Of which was
given yesterday, were as follows:
Frank Flynn, Ralph Reed, James
Jones, Lee Speights, A. Robinson and
John Buford.
Order your Easter eggs early. Any
name you want on them, at the Rose.
-Puckechetuck lodge No. 40 meets
every Friday night at o'clock. All
order OF noble grand, Geo. Immegart.
secretary. Initiation and work in first
degree.
Special sale of all soft fur hats
for men, worth from $500 to $3.50,
good styles. all to be sold for. $50.
for this week only. e. r. Bartruff.
SIC Main street.
Regular meeting Of Evening Star
temple No 254, Pythian Sisters, at
K. P. hall, Friday evening at 1880.
Visiting members invited. Mrs. Ida
Mass, NJ. e. c.; Miss Anna King, M.
OF R, &. c. Business. Of importaace.
Tomorrow Is the last chance to
get your order in for that Easter suit
at the Glasgow tailors. Our garments
are union made and we guarantee to
fit you for SIS. Why pay more? See
our large display Of woolens at 502
Main street.
The Keohi inter-scholastic de-
bate, has started a desire among the
lower grades in town ito argue it
out" In the grammar school, this aft
ernoon, two teams are debating the
question, Resolved, That the United
States should continue to carry on
commerce with the warning nations"
Read the Glasgow Tailors ad in
this issue.
Thomas Tigue has decided to
Thomas Tigue Jr., L. P. Tigue and J.
e. Tigue a lot in block Sc in the city
OF Keokuk. Arthur Carl He1wig ana
wife have conveyed to w. n. Jacobs
the front IS feet Of lot 10 and the
front As feet OF the westerly 20 feet
Of lot II in block 40. The considera-
ton is $500.
Special sale of all soft fur hats
for men, worth from $500 to $3.50.
good styles, all to be sold for $1.50,
for this week only. e T.. Bartruff,
Sig Main street.