The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-30
CITY NEWS.

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-'Hami1l's steel cut Coffee
/ The Centrars remnant sale begin
Monday morning, January 81.
/ Remand Moore is Ill with an q,
tack OF pneumonia at the residence @
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. +
Renaud-
/ "A marriage license has been is
sued to Francis F. Trigg. Is, and Car
RE NJ. Sherwood. IS, q couple from
Canton.
"Hamilrs steel cut coffee"
lin consideration Of 1925, Berth,
Bell has conveyed to G.. G. Green
slaugh the northwest n feet OF 10
IL In block 1856
Mr.. G. A. McLoney has Dough
the interest OF Mr.. BigIer In the Over
land garage The change In the firm
was made Thursday.
| Ross q. Baird and Bertha o
Smith. couple from Winfield. Ia.
were married yesterday by James s
Burrows. justice OF the peace.
Big annual remnant sale begin.
Monday morning. Central Store.
-Keokuk lodge No. Is, l. o. o. F.
meets every Monday night, at 7:3i
O'clock. Visiting brothers invited t
attend
-Truant ofcer GLASGOW had filed
truancy informatfons against Mary
Outright for not having Rosco and
Lorena Robinson in school. and
against Tiny Robinson for not hayins
George and Harriet Robinson at their
studies
-"Hamfll's steel cut coffee"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greenslaugh
OF near Nauvoo, Ill. were IN Keokuk
yesterday and purchased home
They lived here for q number OF
years before moving on farm near
Nauvoo and will be welcomed back
home by their many friends.
Ladies' auxiliary of Eagles dance,
bers and their families only. Re
freshments served. Extra ladies win
be charged 10c.
The indictment against John Page
and Albert Ryland, charges them
with malicious mischief In one story
published recently In The Gate City
the charge was said to have been
breaking and entering. 1t should
have read malicious mischief.
-"HamflPs steel cut coffee"
The members Of the state board
Of control were at Fort Madison re-
Gently. inspecting the new chair fac
tory which is being installed at the
Fort Madison penitentiary. Owing to
delay in shipment Of machinery need
ed, the plant is not yet in operation.
New spring dress Gnghams and
percales at 10 and 121xc yard at the
Central Store.
The lack OF power IN Keokuk,
Fort Madison and Burlington. which
occurred for few minutes Friday
night, was due to peculiar accident.
The ice broke off two poles which
carry the wires, and caused the break
In the current Power was lacking
only few minutes, however.
-"Hamill's steel cut coffee"
Come gir1s-Come boys-to the
woodman party. Come Oh, 1 delight
IN waiting, SO do /, so do for
there is no harm in dancing. OF
course there is not, you know. So be
jolly good fellow and come-come-
come. Wednesday evening, February
2. Agnes orchestra Admission 15c.
-"Hamill's steel cut Coffee
-vesper services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock in the Y. W. G..
A. auditorium. Mrs. Frank G. Boards
ley will be the speaker and will have
for her topic 'Colored Work" Mrs.
o. G. Mandt will sing solo at this
meeting A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the women of the city to at
tend this service.
The Burlington Gazette says of
the robbery Of members of the mo
body Home" troupe which played
here Friday: Baggage car No. 1854,
containing the effects Of the Nobody
Home" troupe. which appeared at the
Grand Thursday night, was robbed
while it was stationed on a side track
near Washington street some time
Thursday night or early yesterday
morning. The articles stolen are
valued at an aggregate of about $3.50.
The most valuable OF the things taken
was a gold vanity case, estimated to
be worth $3.50.
Alumni Of Iowa Wesleyan are re-
joicing over the fact that with bare
two hours of grace left, Henry county
impossible by raising one hundred
thousand dollars for Iowa Wesleyan
shortly before midnight This cam
paign is unique in the history of All
such endeavors. The huge sum was
raised with the help Of only one large
one for five thousand
dollars. Men who are familiar with
such campaigns say that there is not
another on record where one hundred
thousand dollars was secured without
the aid of at least one ten thousand
dollar subscription.
Yesterday, the birthday anniver.
sary Of President Mckinley, was OBJ
served in Keokuk as well as the ma
ton over, as "Carnation day" The
flower decorated many lapels in the
city During the past few years the
custom of wearing a red carnation on
birthday has become ma
ton wide. The martyred president
was a great lover of flowers and was
attached to the red car
nation. After his death some OF his
intimate admirers inaugurated the
custom of wearing red carnations on
his anniversary as tribute of re-
spect to his memory. The custom
SDread from state to state and soon