The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-22
Special Reductions in
Pianos for Christmas
Ayres & Sons
CITY NEWS.

Entire change of program at
Dcdges tonight.
Slippers, suitable gifts, 81 to $1.50
per pair. Huiskamp's Red Shoe House.
Special sale on hand bags. ladies'
|neckwear, novelties for Christmas.
N. S. Lowitz.
Two new songs at Dodges tonight.
MIR. J. P. Allen, who has been in
the city for few weeks in connection
with the water power proposition, will
go to Chicago tomorrow evening to
meet Mr. Cooper who is on his way
east from professional visit to
Helena, Montana. where he has been
since leaving Keokuk last Thursday.
Mr.. Allen will confer with Mr.. Cooper
and then return to Keokuk. Mr.. Coop
err continuing his journey to New
York City. JOSEPH B. Proctor, Jr.. of
the law Arm of Fish, Richardson, Her
rick & Neave, has returned to New
York City for an over Christmas visit.
H. F. Anthony will go to Clinton,
Iowa, tomorrow to visit with relatives
during the holidays.
New songs and pictures at
Dodges tonight
Special sale on hand bags, ladies'
neckwear, novelties, for Christmas
| N. S. Lowitz
Mems house slippers at bargain
prices, while they last, 75c to SLIPS.
Star Shoe Store.
Five new pictures at Dodges to-
night.
Special sale or hand bags, ladies'
| neckwear, novelties, for Christmas.
N. S. Lowitz.
Hear "Stingy Kid, at Dodges to-
night.
Hundreds of shoppers came to
this city today from nearby towns and
business was thriving. The Rock Is
/ land, K & w, Wabash and T. P. & w.
TRANS especially were crowded with
holiday buyers.
-Elegants new line of ladies and
mems slippers at 81 to $1.5D per pair.
Huiskamp's Red Shoe House.
Everything new at Dodges tonight.
Big program at Dodges tonight.
Physical Director Chamberlin of
the Y. M. c. A., received a telegram
this morning from the management
of the Ottumwa high school football
team which stated that the basket
ball game which they had scheduled
with the local squad was cancelled.
They gave no reason for calling off
the battle although they may have
been frightened by the score which
keokuk ran UP against Burlington.
The cancelling of the game will come
as a big disappointment to local fol-
lowers.
"A Hollingsworth is confined to his
home by illness, and it will be several
days before he is able to be out again.
in the district court today final re-
/ port was made in the estate of Mary
Dillon Keefe. Attorneys were given
until tomorrow to file their objections
The estate amounts to almost $4,000.
Miss Maud Cobb and Clark Morey
both of Cuba ILL.,, came to Keokuk to-
day and were marie. ny Justice Bur
rows, in the county court house
The Mems Meeting Sunday after.
room at the Y M. c. A. will be in the
nature of a Christmas service with
Rev. r. w. Lilley of the First Chris
tian church of this city as the speaker
Special music will be rendered by the
large choir of the First Congregation
al church.
/ While H. S. Mills, the jewe1er,
was waiting on a number of customers
Monday one of them in his store at
the time slipped valuable watch fob
! in his pocket and carried it away.
The matter was reported to the police
and there are several clews now in
hand. Investigations have been made,
but no arrests as yet.