The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-07
CITY NEWS.
:Go-To-Chnrch sunday.

Il 100 1O-CuuTcH5 SUNDAY.
Il EXPERT picture framing. Foulkes.
Theodore Stutenberg fell Friday
4 evening and broke his wrist.
A son was born Thursday evening
Ito Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Baldwin.
Palm canned fruits and vegetables
! are guarantees of quality. Reiner
grocery.
i Miss Ida Agne will resume her
dancing lessons at the Masonic dance
hall, Monday evening, February Sth.
-Bartenders' Union, twelfth annual
ball Thursday evening. February II,
lat Woodman hall. s1.00 per couple.
ALI rights of admission reserved.
There will be a recital at Bethel
church at hamilton, Monday even
ling. February s, given by Mr.. w r.
stone and Miss Joy Walker. No adj
mission will be charged.
Little Emma West of 1908 Morgan
who was operated on last Monday at
st. Joseph's hospital, is getting along
as well as could be expected. which is
4 good news to her many little friends.
Don't forget that you have spe-
cial invitation to attend church to-
/ day. This is the day that local min
listers have set apart for special
church going and everybody is urged
to attend some church service today.
Going to church today? This is
Go-To- Church Sunday.
We have other brands but Palm
| brano we guarantee. Reiner grocery.
Fort Madison is claiming an adj
vance In population as shown by the
following from the Democrat: The
general concensus of opinion in Fort
Madison is that the population Of the
city is now around the 10000 figure.
The census enumerators will be an
other month on the work before 1t will
be known for certain what the cor
rect figure is. If Fort Madison attains
1.-THE mark of 10000 it will mean two
more saloons within the precincts Of
the city. There are now eight thirst
parlors, one for each thousand poru-
lation and with the additional inhab-
itants OF the city counted no doubt
the number will increase bv two.
Los Angeles Times: The great
nlid-wfnter picnic OF the Iowa Associa-
ton OF Southern California will be
held in Eastlake park on Monday, Feb
ruary %. If rain interferes 1t will be
postponed until Saturday, n, and If
still rainy, to March s. 1owans are
urged to register in advance at the
IeQeTdL1Ou ueduludi IcLS VI ct ShS ~
mic: Or If more convenient send name
AMI address to the secretary and he
will register them. The directory is
for the information OF visitors. who
come here during the year, ana Will
be for the benefit OF all concerned.
This picnic has been one Of the great
est features of Los Angeles entert IN.
ment for many years and that OF 1919
is to be a record breaker.
-Go-To-Church Sunday.
Fort Madison Gem City: In the
case of Joseph N. Ames VS.. J. j. Grim
MINIS, sheriff, and ]. E. Branner, Judge
Bank today overruled motion to dis.
solve the temporary Injunction and
defendant was given to February ~
to answer. The suit involves piece
of property at Argyle. Brannel, in
suit for land agents commission
against o. o. Newberry. was given ~
Judgment and Hereunder sought 10
levy en- the Argyle property. In the
meantime Joseph N. Ames purchased
the property from Rosalie Newberry.
to whom o. o. Newberry had deedeo
the land. Crimmins had advertised
sberifr's sale of the place but Ames
in request to enjoin the
sheriff from selling the place, claim
ing the place was his. The Injunction
was granted.