The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-16
CITY NEWS.

Sleighs right kind at Sher-
woods.
Five big pictures at the Bon Ton
tonight.
See The Bridegroom's Joke. at
Dodge's tonight.
Chicken pie supper. Y. w. c. A.,
Saturday evening.
Real piano bargains at Loewen-
STEMS Music Store
Ladies gold filed hunting case
watches, S12 at lie Bron's.
Box Pennant cigars for Christ
mas. Anderson. T24 Main street.
Ferdinand Board is confined to
his home. suffering from an attack OF
tonsilitis.
First Christian church apron sale
and market Saturday afternoon and
evening.
The B. & H. store open evenings
all next week to accommodate buyers
at big discount sale
Our boys department offers many
useful and practical holiday gifts,
I EWerS, MCCARTHY co.
&C. J. Carr has Just received a car
of California naval oranges, 15c to
SOC dozen. 621 Main
Pen Pictures of Early Western
Days" make nice Christmas pres
emit Buy them at Wescott's.
Its here-the latest biograph, "a
Corner in Wheat" thrilling story OF
the Board of Trade. See it at the Bon
Ton tonight.
commencing Saturday, the B. &
Fl. Clothing store will be open even
ings until Christmas to accommodate
buyers at big discount sale.
The ST. Peters basket ball team
has organized for the season with
Miss Mary Brerton as CAPTAIN and
Miss Ruth Crowley as manager.
The first jury case for next weel
in the district court is that of H r
/ Collins, guardian. vs.. Elizabeth
SeheIl The case will start Tuesday.
Regular meeting of Puckechetucf
encampment No. Z. l. o. O. F.. at Ode
Fellows hall at S o'clock tonight Wis
IL ng brethren fraternally invited K
1 attend
An extra attraction has been ad
h ded to the regular picture program a
Dodges. The Cramer Trio Will sin
popular songs between the picture
tonight and tomorrow.
AT the regular meeting of th
Eiks lodge this evening. the lodge wi
hold memorial exercises over th
death OF the late David J. Ayres VIII
was an officer OF the lodge.
| Two delayed black biros who mes
lected TO go south before the weathe
turned cold, are reported from Thir
and High streets where the birds ar
1 seemingly enjoying the winter.
I'm consideration Of SO. Thona
Gan'ey and Mary E. Ganiey hav
transferred to Elias ]. johnson an
Emma E. Johnson part of section q
township SIS. range six, west. Tn
property is near vincennes.
Keokuk lodge. No. 256. A. Q.
W. meets every Thursday night a
f:30 O'Clock at hall over heokuk Sal
ings bank corner Fifth and Mai
! streets. Visiting brethren cordial
invited. c. W Trott. NJ ", Ed. "
Moore, Recorder.
Ice men who are interested an
who are in a position TO know repor
the ice in the Mississippi river a
this time the finest quality it has bee
: for the past ten years. It only need
thickness 10 put the men in the feit
b The ice men are pleased with III
kind and hope TO get the best an
largest harvest this year.
Quincy Wing. The apprehensiol
Of sneak thief on Hampshire stree
yesterday afternoon at about o'clocl
vas the occasion sor considerable
amount OF excitement The thief wa
caught red-handed in the act and wa
run TO earth, large number OF per
PIE participating in the chase tina
placed him behind the bars. where h
IS now awaiting Identification. Tn
thief is dog. one With an irresisribI
mania for stealing shoes. something
& dog has never worn ret The victim
I OF the depredations IS B. Kattler,
Hampshire street dealer II was vi
hattier who brought about the dowr
fail Of the dog and plunged him int,
disgrace Mr. Kattler is awaiting tn
moment the dog is claimed. when Ii
vii demand reimbursement for tn
losses he sustained.