The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-22
CITY NEWS.
leds and skates at Wolfe's,

"A good line of games at Wolfe's.
Home Tea Co. for Christmas
presents.
Ice cream for Christmas, order of
Burke Bros, 504 Main.
Take sleigh ride, buy the sleigh
Iof Sherwood, 7Os Main street.
Brinkmans cigars, 25 and SO in
boxes are suitable riffs for men.
Thursday will be diamond and
watch day at Ayres. Don't miss it.
-Keokuk's best selection OF Christ
mas furnishings at Ewers. Mccarthy.
You will find at Ayres' the larg-s
est assortment of jewelry for Christ
mas
Call No. 81 for case of Leisy's
Rochester beer. We make no delivery
! Christmas.
Fancy boxes, assorted mixed and
other fine candy, fruits and nuts, at
Burke Bros, 504 Main.
pen Pictures of Early Western
Days. make a nice Christmas pres
lent. Buy them at Westcott's.
Order case of Leisy's celebrated
Rochester beer for your family use.
No delivery Christmas. Both tele-
phones NO. "a.
Schools that have Chris mas pro-
grams for publication, please have
same with Gate City, not later than
Thursday morning
Glen Ewers 1120 Main street, can
fill all your wants in Xmas cigars;
IL, % and SO in box; also pipes OF
any style and price.
Hurley Edwards, who has been
i'll for several days with throat at
lection, is improving and hopes to be
out in short time.
I'm consideration of the sum of
$4,000, ]. A. Livingston and wife, have
transferred to Henry Williams and
Katie Williams, los acres of land near
fVincennes.
George NJ. Reeves and Florence
Myrtle Reeves, his wife, and others,
, fhave transferred to Jennie NJ. Reeves,
widow, of Montrose, lot 6. block A,
. Montrose, by quit claim deed
! Best $12, SIS, SIS suits and over
coats in Keokuk at Ewers. Mccarthy.
! Co.
: Christmas Special for Thursday
!, from 8 a. m. to 8 p. M the genuine
S imported Royal Dux vases, Regular
!, so cent ones 29c, So cent ones at IS
t cents. $1.15 ones at IS cents, S1.15 ones
S at s1.29. 1925 ones at s1.59. Limit O
one of a size to customer Duncan
1 Schell Furniture Co.
4, | s.. inS;
n vidual brought to the police station
+ late yesterday afternoon in deat
Il stupor from drink Several doctor:
l. were summoned by the police and al
l. examination made OF the man, but l
# was found that he was on, drunk. HI
Il was picked up on the levee. His sen
tence was ten days.
W On New Years eve the Westmin
lie ster Brotherhood will hold its post
h poned December meeting, and viii
st have the pleasure of hearing an ad
r dress on '"The Knighthood of the Age
lg by Rev. Frank A. Gageby, pastor o
I'd the Presbyterian church Of Fort Madi
C. son, successor to Dr. Geo. B. Stewar
It. land Rev H. c.. Rogers, both wei
Id known in Keokuk. Mr. Gageby ha
le never been heard here, but will doubt
o. less become as much of favorit
~ here as were his predecessors in tn
81. Fort Madison pastorate.
m The newspapers and sob office
Mt of this city have come to an amicabl
ad adjustment of the wage scale for tn
IN next three years with Typographica
lie Union No. 6S, whereby the unio
III practically receives all that it asked
making very substantial increase i
ali their wages. The question Of an Il
ar crease was up for consideration abou
in. three months ago and action postpor
oh ed for three months. The solution
"a the issue is very satisfactory to a
on concerned.
~. Little Alice Moore. daughter {
lin Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore, $40 De
he Moines street, broke her left arm jus
n. above the elbow yesterday mornin
- shortly before the school hour. Sh
he fell while crossing the railroad track
"a near Sixth and Johnson streets, stril
n ing on her arm. However, she did M
10 think the bones were broken and wa
&c not much worried until she had bee
IN in school for some time, then bein
"a troubled by pain in her arm whic
~ became more intense every minut
~, She asked to be excused and when
=. doctor was called to her home.
pronounced it fracture. She W;
;as able to be about the house today, BIZ
49, will be kept indoors for some time.
~ John Propus, a Greek, came
,ad police headquarters today and ask,
80 the police to assist him in securiI
- the return of a dollar which he h;
~ foolishly spent in carousing on Il
~ levee last night. He had $50 in bill
- securely hidden in is clothes and Il
~ fact that he had escaped with spen
~ ing only one dollar should be sui
pha cient to make him drop the matte
80 He does not claim that he was robbie
nar but only duped into spending t
na+ change.
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