The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-24
CITY NEWS.
lost sale al Megch elsen,s

Cost sale at Megchelsen's.
Pictures neatly framed. Foulkes.
st. Mary's chicken pie supper
Thursday, Jan. %. at st. Mary's hall.
Jacob W.. Frank has been con-
fined toshis home With sicknessathe
past two weeks.
Ludwig's ten day shoe sale now
going on. should. attract those desir-
ing shoe bargains. 1904 Main. W tiF
The auxiliary of Eagles will give
a dance Monday night January 20,
for members and their friends.
The many friends of Mrs. Bid
idenstadt will be pleased to hear she
lis able to be up again after being very
i'll for some time
The board Of directors OF the
Keokuk Industrial association Will
meet on Monday morning at 1920
O'Clock to elect their officers.
| Professor A. Sheuler, a former
resident of Keokuk, has attributed
an article about the war in 'The
Vital Issue published on December
IL.
All members of the A. o. U. w.
can pay their dues and assessments
at the Security State bank or at I'll
sank street. A, A. Baur. fin.
Jan. % to 80, Megchelsen's cost
sale.
Mrs AL. ). Fields received tele-
gram yesterday announcing the death
fof her brother, Ben Bland, in Michi-
gan. Mrs Fields left last night to at
tend the funeral services.
Everything goes at cost at Sulli-
van & Auwerda's cost SALE. .
Over sixty new members have
been added to the Moose lodge, num-
! her 704, OF. this city, during the past
two weeks The lodge is now work
| ing under an open charter.
Save money at Megchelsen's cost
sale.
The mercury dropped to ten be-
low zero Friday night. Last night 1t
lowering around the zero point. The
snow which came Friday will make
some excellent sleighing as soon as
the roads are broken in.
Attend Megchelsens cost sale.
Special meeting of EAGLE lodge
No IL, A. F. and A. NJ, Monday at
500 D. M, January %. 1915. Work on
the third degree Visiting brethren
cordially. invited BY order Of the W.
NJ. Alvin Kraft, secretary.
e Auwerda's cost sale Jan. % to
Jan. 30.
Petition for removal of the cases
iof Miller. administrator of the estate
iof Alfred Gross and John Mclaughlin.
Tvs. the Mississippi River Power COM
ipany to the federal court, was filed
Yesterday.
The great dry goods event. SullI-
Z COLI RI
The job of cleaning crossings,
which the city was doing yesterday.
has made a hit with most of the peo-
ale. 1t is possible that this will help
| to keep the icy coating off these
iplaces when the snow commences to
melt.
Sullivan and AuwerLa's big cost
sale opens Monday, Jan. %; closes
| Saturday. Jan 80
! The Burlington route has recently
been notified that the National Elec
| trio light association has selected
| their road as an official route to the
Panama exposition. Two special trains
of electricians will leave Chicago for
California on May % for the exposi-
! ton.
| Biggest bargains ever offered in
SuOeS HI LuuWlS iodiC, 1NVf
Masonic: Srecial meeting of
Hardin lodge No. 20, A. F. and A. NJ,
N onday evening, January 25, 1915, at
1880 o'clock. Work on the first de-
gree. Visiting brethren fraterna!ly
invited BY order of the w NJ. l., N
hahn, secretary.
An appeal from the JUDGMENT Of
John Leindecker. justice of the peace,
in the case of John Perdew vs.. Joseph
IL. Brady, has been taken to the dis
trict court by Defendant Brady. The
plaintiff was given Judgment OF 30
and costs.
! Considerable COMPLAINT is being
made by bridge company men that the
lights on the 1eyee and on the ap-
1 proach to the bridge have not been
burning for several night. One OF the
men reporting the occurrence last
night. said he was going to call the
attention of Commissioner Collins to
the eccentricities Of these two lamps.