The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-16
CITY NEWS.
Pony buggies at Sherwood's.
Hardin, Mon. 1890, I'd

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| ing Co.'s.
Baggage, phone sinton, No. IS.
| day or night service.
! An order was filed Saturday COM
hitting Robert Hamilton to the county
! home at Summitville.
| king Plumbing company for lawn
| and garden hose and sprinklers. 420
Blondeau. Phone 271
w NJ. Baker, pastor of the First
| Christian church will preach at Sum-
| mitville this afternoon at 2:45 o'clock.
For guttering, spouting, steel cell
| ings and general tin work, call on
| Fred G. Chaser, 81 North Sixth. Phone
345.
Mrs. M. j. Baldock who was re-
Gently operated upon at Graham hos
| pital is reported as getting along
very nicely
st. Mary's excursion to Burling-
ton on Sidney, Thursday, June 10.
Three hours stay in Burlington guar
anteed. so cents; children Csc.
-Keokuk lodge No. IS. l. o. o. f.,
meets every Monday night, at 1880
O'Clock. Visiting brothers invited to
attend. Work In first degree.
Buy garden hose at King Plumb
| ing Co.'s. Phone 271.
the First Methodist Protestant church
will speak in the Methodist Protestant
church in St Francisville. Missouri.
this afternoon at 100 o'clock.
For spouting, guttering, tin roof
ing or any other sheet metal or tin
work, call on Fred G. CHASER, q North
Sixth. 7f'5sTHS
There will be no celebration Of
the holy communion at the eight
o'clock service at ST. Johns Sunday
morning as Mr.. Sage will be in at
tendance at the diocesan convention.
Baggage, day and night service.
Sinton. Phone IS.
Edward Woolley who has been
confined to the house with an attack
of rheumatism for the last six weeks,
was able to be out yesterday for the
first time. His many friends were
glad to see him about again.
Everything in the harness line at
Sherwood's
The grand jury ignored the case
against Nate Mitchell, who was
charged with Illegal sale Of liquors.
Mr.. Mitchell says he has resided in
Keokuk for about fourteen years and
has always conducted himself and his
business in proper manner and he
wants his friends to know that the
charge against him was ignored
Lawn hose at King Plumbing
Co.'S.
-Hartwig Voss, civil war veteran
and an old time Keokuk citizen now
/ located in ST Cloud. Florida, is MAX
ing an extended visit with relatives
and meeting old friends here. Mr..
Voss is highly pleased with condi-
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turn to St Cloud after his visit ter
inmates here.
Baggage, day and night service.
Call Sinton, phone IS.
The funeral Of the late John J.
Hodges Of Wyaconda who died last
Saturday at Clayton, New Mexico was
held at Granger last Tuesday. The
body was shipped from Clayton to
Wyaconda and then to Granger for
burial Mrs Anna Hume of this city
is sister. lecedent was born March
81, 1916. near Memphis.
Pony harness at Sherwood's.
June 16 is the date of the COM
mencement exercises at the State uni
versity at Iowa City. Clarence n.
! Dickey Of this city is member of the
! law school senior class The law
graduates will come before the state
board for the state bar examination on
June %. A Keokuk young woman,
Miss Eva HUDSON, will take her de-
| gree at the commencement exercises
| Of the University of Chicago, which
will be held the middle Of June
| For your baggage day or night
service, phone SintoE No IS.
! The Fort Madison Democrat con.
! tains the following comment on the
/ securing OF the Standard Four Tire
company for Keokuk: Fort Madison
will watch with interest and pleasure
this praiseworthy effort on the part Of
! the other Lee county city. Expert
/! ences in this city during the past year
| prove conclusively what commercial
! impetus is given a town by a stimu-
lus of wholesome local support A
widespread notoriety as to the advan
tages of this locality for the manufac-
ture of rubber goods. with special ref
erence to the constituency of the
; water available at Fort Madison. has
followed the securing to this CITY of
the Perfection company. the Missfs-
sippi valley end Of a million dollar
tire concern, and factory for which is
now in the course of construction at
Factoria.
The district conference and youngi
peoples convention of the Iowa annual
conference of the Methodist Protestant
church will meet in Downey, Iowa, |
May 1919. Rev. Steffey will deliver
the opening sermon Monday evening |
at 500 o'clock On Tuesday after
noon he is on the program to conduct I
a round table, and on Wednesday |
afternoon he viii speak to the young
people on the subject. "The Christian
F,ndeavor Pledge" Rev. Steffey will |
leave on the early train for Downey |
via Burlington Monday morning, and .
will return home Thursday.