The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-25
CITY NEWS.
-Edam cheese at immigrants.

-Edam cheese at Immegart's.
Unitarian spring sale and market
Friday, 8 o'clock. Supper 6 p. M, 3ec.
A marriage license was issued
this morning to Riley B. Miller and
Dollie NJ Parrish. . couple from
Knox City. Mo.
Buy fresh catfish. halibut, red
snapper and smelts at Jos. Hau5erts,
709 Main street.
Judge M. j. Wade will come to
Keokuk on April 10 to open federal
court here. He VIII go to Davenport
on the fourth Tuesday in April.
ATTEND Eastern Star card party
lat Masonic temple Friday evenins.
Admission including refreshments, Use.
Blue birds and robins are appear
ing in greater numbers at their ola
haunts on the hills, convincing their
human friends Of the fact, that
spring is again here.
Roman meal bread Is good. Try
a loaf. Baked at Schouten's bakery
Inc.
in the district court suit has
been filed by P. v. Bear VS.. r. F.
Sullivan. Adeline Sullivan and F. W.
Swan. It Is an action for spec!hc
performance of contract.
Pies make a pleasing desert. Or
der your pies at Schouten's bakery.
Inc.
The Iowa Association OF Retail
Druggists will hold their annual COR
vention at Clear Lake, June 8, 9, 10.
OF course, Keokuk will be we'll repre-
scented at this gathering.
The rain of last night caused
great quantities OF angle worms to
leave the ground and this morning
there would have been no trouble
gathering fishing bait from Off the
sidewalk.
-Ferndell coffee at Immegart's.
-Doughnuts and crullers that are
extra good. Order them now from
lSchouten's.
The Keokuk Electric company
will have display in the window
contest Saturday. They were unable
to compete in the first contest, their
windows not being ready at that time.
Manager Nichols OF the Fort
| Madison Electric company, was IN
the city today on his way to FIT
Madison from Paducah, KY, where ne
attended the meeting OF Stone and
Webster managers.
Judge Henry Bank will preside at
!; the session OF the district court the
remainder OF this week. in keokuk
He will go to Fort Madison next week
to wind up the business OF that term
The petit Jurors here have been or
dered to report on April here. The
/ new term at Fort Madison opens one
week from Monday.
Vacation to last one week will
begin in the public schools tomorrow
Vacations are being given college
students about this time, also. and q
number of them are already home
and more will arrive here this com.
ing week from the various centers o.
learning in which they have matr!cu
lated.
! y. VIII Parry, an expert from the
extension department OF the Iowa
State engineering department OF the
Iowa state engineering college al
Ames, arrived here this afternoon
| from Fort Madison. Mr.. Parry brings
witt, him films Of various subjec,.
and will demonstrate the educational
use of the motion picture machine n
the schools. He will give put. c
demonstration in the high school this
evening.
Announcements nave UccH &c
ceived here of the testimonial to be
rendered Thomas L. Keller, member
Of congress from Connecticut, who
has been active in legislation favor
able to the postoffce employees. The
affair will be held in the First Regi
ment armory on Easter Sunday aft
ernoon The National Association OF
Letter Carriers, the United National
Association Of Postofflce Clerks and
the Railway Mail clerks are in charge
Of the event.
strawberry boxes and all othe:
fruit containers which are shipped N
Interstate commerce must be plainly
marked under the regulations pre-
scribed by the federal government
| These marks must show the contents
either by weight. measure or nu
merical count. These regulations are
explicit, and it will be well for ship
pers to observe them to avoid possible
hindrance and loss. $50
--Keokuk people who use the C.. =
and K. c.. trains will be interested in
the announcement that Fort Madison
has become a railroad terminal for
TIE P. Vine road. as last week work
of changing crews there for their
freight trains was started and plans
are now under way by the officials 81
the c., b. e K. c. line to make the
town the terminal for passenger
trains. the crews on passenger trains
operating east to Chicago and ives,
to Kansas City to be stationed there
instead Of in Burlington as has been