The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-23
CITY NEWS.

| Meat ana poultry. jos. HouooA '.
/ Wash goods sale now on at the
Central store
Mr.. and Mrs. G w. Ewers an
nounce the birth OF daughter
! III you want choice spring chick
/, en- or tender roast. call Markley.
-Jeritta Fillmore and husband
have conveyed to r. G. McIlwain lot
| 2 in block ia in Mason's Lower Ad-
dition.
-Hand-painted china on display
and for sale at Duncan-Schell Fur
niture Co. VIII also teach class.
Miss Jarrett.
SILK shirt special! at Ewers Nc
Carthy Co.'S. few broken lots. values
$3.50, $500 and $3.50. sizes IA to 10.
while they last at $500.
-Pucketchetuci. lodge No. 43, meets
every Friday evening at $500 o,clo;a
Geo. A. Burns, N G.; George w. I'M
meagrt, permanent secretary.
-E L. Aldrich and wife have con-
veyed to T. L. johnson and Grace f.
johnson, lots II and 10 in Home Park
addition to the city Of Keokuk.
The regular July teachers ex-
aminations will be conducted by =.
J. Bindel, at the county court house.
July IS, 29 and 80, beginning at D..
m.
All summer underwear special
price tomorrow. Central Store.
Regular meeting Of Evening Star
temple No 254, Pythian Sisters. at
K. P. hail. Friday evening at 1880.
Visiting members invited. Mrs. Ida
Mass. NJ E. c.: Miss Anna King, M.
OF r & C. Initiation
Dan VOORHEES, sends The Gate
Cfk a.
pers containing. the stories Of the
Elks convention which was held
there. The parade was a, big feature
Of the program, and number Of pic
lures of the pageant are carried.
Twenty per cent off on all sum-
mer underwear tomorrow at the Gem
trail store.
TO the members OF the High Ten
sion club and their friends: Owing to
the large crowd that will go with US
on our excursion tomorrow, we wish
to remind you again to bring basket
lunch or plan to eat supper at the
lunch counter on the boat. Committee
on arrangements for High Tension
excursion
-Des Moines Register and Leader:
Des Moines is to have a good sized
automobile factory after all. It ap-
pears. !. v. Mclean announced yes
terday that the Hawkeye Tire COM
pany has been completely organized.
that stock sales win be begun AZ
once, and that If the company Is
lucky in floating the stock. the fac
tory will be established within four
months.
Herman Rebel OF Franklin town
ship appeared at tina auditors office
at Fort Madison Wednesday and
claimed bounty for three rattle
snakes, having brought in their aft
extremities. One had three rattles
and button, each OF the others,
four rattles and button. Mr. Rich
er stated that there we're number
of snakes in his vicinity. his farm be-
ing short distance west OF West
Point. The bounty Is fifty cents
apiece.
County Superintendent q. G.
Lynn received word last week from
the State Board OF Public instruction
that he had been chosen to act on the
board of review which convenes In
Des Moines on August Is. Under the
law ten county superintendents are
chosen who will carefully 60 over the
examination papers Of all applicants
1OTs LcdCucTS CcIJluCdIoS huU 6IouS
them. 1t is quite job and will prob
ably keep the ten superintendent
busy for about week.
FIT. Madison boys win organize a
boy scout troop, according to the fol-
lowing in the Gem City: A group Of
youths in the city are determined to
promote the organization Of q troop
in the city and are bending every ef-
fort towards that end They are pre-
pairing their plans Of formation and
are eagerly at work in gaining the
assistance of adults to aid them in
their organization of the body. They
are also planning moves to create in
terest in the organization OF the
troops among the other youths Of the
city The youths interested In the
move have already formed q patrol
and have elected patrol leader.
James Sanders, son Of Warden J. C.
/; Sanders.
| FIT. Madison Democrat: Henry J.
| Etzkorn was apprehended by the po-
| lice Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock after he had made a trip to
1 the court house. Mr.. Etzkorn is being
| held by the local police until an at.
/ tendant from the state hospital from
! Mt. Pleasant calls for him. The hos
pital was called by phone this morn
| ing by the police and the authorities
declared that a man would be sent
this noon to Fort Madison. Mr.. Etz-
| korn phoned to Judge Hamilton We'd
nesday evening and told the judge
that Fort Madison people had taken a
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