The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-09
CITY NEWS.

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in this city.
st .Mary's card party, refresh.
ments and music tomorrow night. 15c
Three dollar sweaters OF S15O at
the fire sale. e. T. Bartruff. SIS Main.
-Hamill's Steel Cut Edw. De Yong
The Burlington road reports
freight traffic on the main line in
creasing.
One dollar sweaters at 75c at the
fire sale. e. 4. Bartruff, SIC Main.
The ice men had fine winter for
their harvest and reaped q splendid
quality OF ice.
DIR. ]. B. How'd has moved his
dental offices from Is North Fifth
street to suite 226, Masonic temple.
4 -Hamill's Steel Cut Louis Sells.
! Kansas City had "Go to Church"
day last Sunday and 1t Is estimated
that $4,000 people attended religious
services.
/ Hamill's Steel Cut. Brudewald's.
| Every family washing is washed
separate in the most sanitary manner
at the Sanitary Hand Laundry. Phone
Il.l3.
Burlington is manifesting keen
interest in the new bridge proposition
This is the year that Keokuk bridge
+ =
-Hamill's Steel Cut Smith Bros.
/ Ground hog didn't see his shadow
but get warm clothing anyway at tho
fire sale. E. T. Bartruff.
The first sign of spring was dis
covered last evening when bunch
of boys were interestingly engaged in
a game of marbles near the Washing
/ ton school,
/ -Hamills Steel Cut. Paul Davis.
| Bran bread something different.
Try 1t. Buy 1t at Schouten's bakery,
Tenth and Main.
Regular meeting OF Morning Star
lodge No. 5, Knights of Pythias, at
K. p. hall, Tuesday at 8 p. m. Visit
ing knights invited. R. 8. Ulrich. C.
c.; J. A Burgess, X. of r. & s.
The Des Moines papers frequently
contain the names of Senator Frailey
and Representative Sawyer in their
reports Of legislative doings which
| indicates the Lee county representa-
tives are active In state affairs.
-Hamill's Steel Cut. Fred DeYong.
| Clothing, all must go at the fire
sale. E. T. Bartruff, SIG Main street
DEGREES of divorce were granted
yesterday in the district court in the
cases of Edith Watkins VS.. Atchison
| r. McVeigh, Nora Pittman VS.. Luther
Pittman and Ann Hughes vs.. James
Hughes.
-HamilFs Steel Cut. J.. w. Tally.
Grounding day is past and the
next event of national Importance is
Valentine day, February IA. Keokuk
stores already have placeG on display
a tempting line Of art cards bearing
love messages. One can express HIS
sentiments for cost of one cent up
to quarter, plus the cost OF postage.
-Hamill's Steel Cut L. Pelgen.
Regular meeting Loyal Order OF
Moose, Keokuk lodge No. 7O4, tonight
at o'clock, in Moose hall. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. John g.
Stadler, dictator. Ed S. Lotion, sec
Iretary
Hamills Steel Gut W. K Hodge
w. F. Biggs, agent OF the Streck-
fus and White Collar boat lines at
Fort Madison, considers that the icel
will be out of the river in three
weeks. He bases his prediction on
personal observation and, the condi-
lions that have prevailed in years
past. The boat traffic on the river
T will not open, however, until consfd-
erably later and regular service will
not be maintained before the first OF
April If then. Boats will no doubt be
seen on the river before that time.
--Hamill's Steel Cut. JOS. Sitter.
Plenty Of god clothing remains
at the B. & H. clothing store. Take
advantage Of the fire sale.
Fort Madison Democrat: Walter
Hale, it was reported. had fallen heir
to half million dollars some time
ago, but he seemed to be unaware of
the legacy. The money was supposed
to come from some relatives who had
died at his old home. in the Isle OF
Wight. Further information reveals
the fact that Miss Hale, sister of
the young man, was the one to receive
the legacy but the amount of 1t was
a little short Of the half million mark.
Mr.. Hale has departed for Des Moines
Babcock school.
-Hamill's Steel Cut. Ike Bork. {
Fort Madison will have "jitney" |
bus. according to the following from /
the Democrat: G. A. Peterson an /
nounced. today that he has made ar
rangements for a jitney bus service
for Fort Madison, to commence We'd
nesday morning. He states that he /
has secured seven passenger auto
mobile and will make regular trips
between the Axt drug store and
Payne's department. store, with provi- I
sions for special trips to other parts
of the city or the surrounding terri
tory. He contemplates starting at
$3.50 a. M, with trips every ten min
utes..
-Hamill's Steel Cut. Miss Neyens.
County and city warrants received !
as cash for clothing at the fire sale.
B. & H. clothing store. E. T. Bartruff,