The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-01
CITY NEWS.

! Order that chicken or roast for
Sunday dinner at MarkIey's, 10 Main
w. NJ. Baker will preach at Sum
mitville Sunday afternoon at 2:45
| O'Clock.
Jos. Haubert has choice spring
chickens. lamb, veal, beef, pork and
| fine sausages. 709 Main street
DR.. F. A. Rebo of Alexandria, has
purchased the o. c. Bott residence
and will move into it as soon as va
Gated.
The classified advertising in The
Gate City Is on cash basis so please
ARRANGE to pay for this class of ad-
ivertis;ng when it is published.
Regular meeting Keokuk council
| No 536 tonight at o'clock, Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
ren fraternally invited to attend G..
Lloyd Norman. regent; ]. I. Annable.
secretary.
Hunting licenses have been Issued
to the following from Keokuk: NJ. B.
Johnson. w. J. Hubert, Dan Gambrel.
VIM. Metternich, Ray j. Pemberton,
w. A. Heineman, Chas. w. Hoffman,
Delmar Carl Kirchner.
j. E. Williams. OF Selah, Wash,
formerly OF KeokuS, writes that he il
enjoying the west and that the health
of his family md himself is good. Mr..
/ Williams before leaving Keokuk was
employed by the Iowa Telephone Co
| I'm this issue appears the display
of Pollard's Quality
bakery, with announcement of several
Especial and good things to eat in the
bakery line. The advertisements of
this concern will appear in The Gate
City from time to time. Watch for it.
The following officials from Fort
Madison and Judge Henry Bank mo
!tored to DonnelIson yesterday, accord.
ling to the Ft. Madison Democrat:
Judge Bank. Jr., Senator J. R. Frailey.
County Clerk o. R. Johnston. City
Solicitor j. NJ. c. Hamilton, Attorney
iR. y. Johnson, Alderman at Large E.
!Corsepius.
Patrons of the classified columns
Iof The Gate City are again requested
Ito note that the rules are cash. When
you send want adv. send the amount
required for the publication of the
notice at the same time. The numer
ious small accounts and the small
amounts make 1t necessary to enforce
Ia cash rule on classified business.
g. z. Lock, a brakeman on the
Keokuk and St Louis line. experience
ed a narrow escape from death yester-
day at Old Monroe. Mo. He was
standing between the rails of a side
track to watch No. IL pass. He did
mot see his train backing toward him
He was struck and knocked down and
hurled from the track. badly bruised
but not dangerously injured.
Patrons of the classified column
must make arrangements to pay for
their notices the date OF issue. This
lis the rule and must be enforced. So
when you send want ad to The
Gate City send along the money. The
items are so numerous and so small
that charge accounts require so
much time that it is advisable to
place the classified advertising on a
cash basis.
Rev. DR.. Gray preached an abe
and strong sermon last night at Pill
grim Rest Baptist church, using for
his subject, Crowns A large at
tendance heard his well prepared ser
mon. After DR.. Gray's discourse Mrs.
y. V. Abingdon OF Clarksvile. Mo-. de-
Ilvered a lecture on the missionary
work for Western college at Macon.
Mo. Her talk was well outlined and
was nlRnly hppIecidtsu ny thS ini y
audience. Tonight Rev. DR.. Gray VIII
preach. using as a subject, "Obedi-
ence." The public is invited to at
tend these services.
FIT. Madison Democrat: The cross
ing over the c.. B. & @. railroad tracks
at Walker street at the west end oil
the Fort Madison Canning company,
was the scene of an incident this
morning which nearly recorded the
collision of the north bound passenger
train. due here at s:1S o'clock. with an
auto loaded with people. The coils
ion was only prevented by the pres
ence OF mind and quick action OF the
engineer on the engine who threw on
the emergency brake. slowing up the
train go that the engine just grazed
the rear end OF the automobile.