The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-11
CITY NEWS.

Salt mackerel at Immegarts.
Mocha cups. Order some today.
Schouten's Bakery Inc.
Miss Davidson's Easter millinery
is ready for your inspection.
Mrs. e. A. Parker is quite sick
at the home of her daughter, 416 High
street.
-KarlPs millinery opening Satur-
day. You are invited to attend.
Fresh catfish, halibut, red snap
per and smelts at JOS Haubert's meat
market. 100 Main street.
Regular meeting G. C. chapter
No. Z, R. A. NJ, Friday, March IL, at
1870 ?. m. C. NJ. Kingman, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pickett, col
cred. are mourning the loss of their
two-year-old infant who died yester-
day afternoon about $3.50 o'clock, OF
pneumonia.
ALI the latest effects in millinery
at Moore & Morgan's, Saturday. 507
Main street.
The offices of the Keokuk Elec-
trio company are today being moved
to the new location at Eighth and
Main streets. Extensive repairs and
improvements have been made in the
building to which the company is NOV
ing.
See Miss Davidson's spring mil
linery display now ready for you. 614
Main street
Walter Rhoades was this morning
arraigned in the superior court where
he was charged with disturbing the
peace and quiet of his wife, Mary, by
the use Of loud, indecent, and insult
ing language, in an Information filed
by his wife. Rhoades entered plea
OF not guilty and is now incarcerated
in the city prison in lieu of bond of
500.
California raisin bread. 10 cents
per loaf Baked fresh every day.
Schouten's Bakery Inc.
"A woman at Galesburg was In
volved in rare and unusual accident
a few days ago when FRACTIONAL cleo
tricity from her body ignited the gaso-
line fumes from a dress which she
was cleaning with that fluid. Forum
ately she succeeded in getting the
fire out and she was but slightly
burned, although the dress was ruined
by the fire. She had taken the silk
dress out OF doors at the time and
was brushing it with her hand. Great
ing thereby spark Of static electric
ity which ignited the gasoline fumes.
The fire department was called as the
result of this peculiar fire.
We cordially invite you to attend
millinery opening at Karll's Saturday.
Last Thursday while Aldy Ham
burg Of Nauvoo and several other
men were in Clay Hanson's timber
tin bucket that contained fifty-one
NJ ct mi Tc~
watch It has since been found that
they were the property Of Mont
rose hardware dealer whose store
was robbed last fall. The timber is
about III miles from the river boule-
ward. The articles no doubt were
left there by the thief who went into
this out-cf-the-way place to keep from
being captured.
You are invited to attend the mil
linery display at Moore & Morsan's.
Saturday, March 10. 507 Main street.
The Rev John G. Sage, Of St.
Johns Episcopal church OF this city
spoke at Fort Madison Tuesday night.
on topic fer lenten services being
held in st. Luke's church there or
his address, the Fort Madison Demo-
crat says: The series Of lectures on
Tuesday evenings during lent are
development of the profoundest theme
that could attract the attention, COM
mand the consideration and engage
the thought of man. The general
theme is God and Man; and in the
development of this profound and far
reaching theme each lecture deals
with a particular phase of revelation
whereby man may know, first, God:
and second. himself. The lecture last
evening was by Rev. John c. Sage oil,
Keokuk on the revelation OF God in
Jesus Christ. Like the preceding
lectures. no outline which we coulI
give OF it would present any adequate
ideas of it's scope and merit 1t was