The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-10
CITY NEWS.

IL. 1916, 7:3O p. M. First degree.
The Gate City will do your Job
printing promptly and neatly. Phone
Before going on your vacation be
sure and order The Gate City sent
to your vacation address.
-Keokuk Is not alone with COM
plant against the bootlegger. Bur
hngton is having trouble.
DIR. F. B. Dorsey has returned
from trip to the Pacific coast. Y
Portland he attended Masonic meet
ing.
The monthly meeting Of the e1.
ecuttve committee OF the Keokuk In
dustrial association will be held at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Louis II. Carr and Mabel May
Austen, both OF Colchester, Iowa.
were married by Justice Of the Peace
Burrows on Saturday afternoon.
"A meeting OF the Keokuk Retail
ers' league fall celebration commit
tee will be held at the Industrial as
ISOLATION offices at o'clock tonight
The Moose lodge at Fort Madi-
son is making arrangements to es-
tablfsh a Moose beach at that city,
according to the Fort Madison Demo
Graf.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. 1ngle have re-
turned to Keokuk from q vacation
tour in the north. They made the
trip to St. Paul and return on the
steamer Morning Star.
No place is as cool as on the
river these sultry days. A boat trip
to st. Paul will prove delightful
way in which to spend your vacation.
Special rates. The Gate City Co.
If you chance to be one of those
who somehow or other gathered the
impression that Keokuk is not get
ting any factories. read the article
on another page Of this evenings
issue.
Many automobile parties came 70
Keokuk Sunday to see the dam, and
Keokuk sent many automobile par
ties into the country. Tho roads are
reported in good condition, but tho
dust takes away some Ut the plea
sure of auto riding.
Or. r. NJ. Townsend has returned
from a river trip to st. Paul, Mime
apolis and other northern points. He
was on the steamer st. Paul. In st
Paul he met his son and family from
New York and spent several days
with them.
DIR. J. c. Monks, who has been
practicing osteopathy in Bridgeton.
N. J., for the past eleven years, will
open an Office July 10th, at No. GIG
Main street, over Miller's shoe store.
Office hours to 1870 a. m, 1 to s
p. m. Other hours and Sunday by
appointment. Phone 221.
MI nav uhiln absent. a 1o9Sf q
good a position when they return as
they are leaving, and the company
thanks for their readiness to do their
duty-such Is the treatment accord
ed those employees of the General
Roofing Manufacturing company,
who have been called to serve with
the colors in the national guard.
Delegates to the Watkins Sales
mems convention, which was in ses-
sion in Burlington for three days last
week, concluded their visit very en-
joyably Saturday by taking an all-day
excursion to Keokuk on the big
steamboat, the Sidney. The boat left
the Burlington landing at $50 in the
morning and was in port at 8 80 in
the evening.
j. U. Stonebraker, editor Of the
Carrollton, Mo-, Republican Record,
and his father, T. s. Stonebraker of
Cantril, Ia, were callers at The Gate
City office today. Mrs. T. S. Stone
braker, wife of the latter, was brought
to st. Joseph's hospital on last Fri
day, undergoing an operation on Sat
urday. She is reported as progress
ing nicely. Both Mr.. Stonebraker and
his son are acquainted in Keokuk and
today pleasantly renewed friendships.
Three thousand osteopathic ply
sicians will meet in Kansas City the
first week in August for lie twentieth
annual convention of the American
Osteopathic association. DR.. o. J.
Snyder of Philadelphia, president of
the Pennsylvania board of osteopathic
examiners, who is president of the
association, will preside. Continuous
clinics in all the specialties will be
held the entire week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Laubershimer
are in Greensburg, Ind, where they
are assisting Evangelist c. Fenwick
Reed in union evangelistic meetings
OF six churches. The following is
from Greenburg daily paper: Mr..
Reed has a powerful all.y in Edward
Laubershimer, his singer. His is the
kind of voice great throngs in met
ropolitan opera houses haLg on with
enthralled attention. We call him
Rospe1 singer. they wouu1 call him