The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-10
CITY NEWS.

Pancake Flour demonstration Sat
urday. Fred DeYong. &c s. 4th st.
Choice dressed poultry, finest
roasts OF beef. veal. pork and lamb.
at JOS. HauDert's, 709 Main street.
| "A marriage license was issued
and Mrs Bessie Hammel. 80, both of
Keokuk.
Pancake Flour demonstration Sat
urday. Fred DeYong. rs S. 4th st.
The La Dell Concert Go. at st.
Peters hall, cor. 9th and Ttmea SITS.
Dec. 10. Tickets so cents.
Nothing nicer for q Xmas gift
than an electric reading lamp; new
styles and designs at King Plumbing
company.
The state highway commissioners
OF Illinois have awarded the contract
for the extension of the Peoria hard
road to Cameron and Joyce OF Keo-
kuk.
Electric fiat irons for Xmas gifts.
King Plumbing company.
in the Commercial league last
night Purity Oats won from the Keo-
kuk Electric company. 10 to II, and
Kellogg Birge trimmed the NJ. R P.
team, Is to 9.
Special tomorrow, coffee lbs:
300. Id. free. Eggs Csc per dog.
Fred DeYong.
Christian church bazaar and
chicken pattie lunch, Saturday, Dec.
IL. Sale 2:30.
-Pucketchetucl. lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at $500 o'clock
lGeo. A. Burns. N. G.; George W. I'M
megart, permanent secretary. 1nitia-
| ton.
DR.. Frank NJ. Fuller, Dr.. Q. r.
Armentrout and DR.. F. B. Dorsey
were among the Keokuk doctors who
attended the meeting at Burlington
on Wednesday of physicians from
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
Pancake Flour demonstration Sat
urday. Fred DeYong, 26 S. 4th st.
Beauty the home with an cleo
trio reading lamp. Make your selec-
ton early ling Plumbing com pany.
The annual meeting Of the Broth
erhood of ST. Paurs German Evangeli-
cal church, will be held in January.
The meeting last night was the regu-
lar monthly session OF the brother
hood and there was nomination OF Off
GERS. These officers will be elected
at the January meeting.
Pancake Flour demonstration Sat
urday. Fred DeYong. 20 S. 4th st.
ALI styles electric reading lamps
at King Plumbing company.
Regular meeting OF Evening Star
temple No. 254. Pythian Sisters. at
X. P. hall. Friday evening at 1880.
Visiting members invited. Mrs. Ida
Mass, NJ. e. c.; Miss Anna King, M.
OF R. & c. business Of importance.
I'm the district court, suit for
divorce has been filed by Ida May
Washington VS.. William Washington.
Cruel and inhuman treatment Is al
legged in the petition. Plaintiff asks
for divorce and custody of minor
child. They were married in Burling-
ton in 1906.
Pancake Flour demonstration Sat
urday. Fred DeYong, 26 S. 4th st.
Buy nice sweet toned piano
from the Guest Piano Co., today and
save from $50 to sI00 on your piano
purchase. Easy terms II desired.
Store open evenings. Located at
Price Bros.
A former Keokuk man has been
honored by Fort Madison Masons by
being elected presiding officer OF the
Royal Arch Masons. OF the election
Of Dr.. Reimers. the Fort Madison Gem
City says: R. s. Reimers will be the
presiding officer of the Potowonok
chapter No. 2s, Royal Arch Masons,
during the ensuing year. The honor
was conferred upon him at the annual
election Of the chapter last night.
Unitarian market Sat. at Keokuk
Electric Co. sth and Main.
The new Vocation photograph
that makes you an artist, on sale in
Keokuk only by the Guest Piano Co.
We invite you to come in for demon
stration of this wonderful new instru.
ment. Store open evenings. Location,
Price Bros.
FIT. Madison Gem City: John
Thackery, well known farmer and \
resident in this county for the past
thirty-nine years, died at 1850 o'clock
this morning at his home on Denmark
road, in Washington township. Death
was the result Of a paralytic stroke
Mr.. Thackery suffered last Sunday
afternoon while at work in his barn.
Deceased was rs years, months and
"a days of age, having been born in
Huntingtonshire, England, on July
IL. 1899. He was one OF family Of
eleven children. When he was thirty
seven years old, he left Liverpool and
sailed for America. On April Is, of
the same year ha arrived at Ft. Madi-
son. The next February he purchased
a farm of 1O1 acres End made his
residence thereon. Several months
later he married Miss Mary D. Bon
uenville, Of French ancestry. who was
born in Flower, Canada, and who later
migrated to Illinois and finally 20
Lee County.