The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-15
CITY NEWS.

Shdtes skate, SKATE fSOii-a-Way.
Ewerss Grand Leader. best &C cigar.
Blankets for your horse. Sher-
woods.
The Little Orphan" at the Bon
Ton tonight.
An electric pocket fiashlight
makes a fine gift for anyone. Get
one at Wolfe's
{ A delayed shipment of toys re-
ceived today at Wolfe's. Call and look
them over. Open every evening. ToS
Main
Keokuk Camp NJ. w. A. No 622
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present.
Schlotter, the florist, for holiday
decorations. best OF holly, holly
wreaths, mistleto. cut flowers and
potted plants. For Christmas place
your order with us. Both phones.
His Reformation. at the Bon
Ton tonight.
No. twelve on the Kline is not
doing any better in spite of what has
been promised from the railroad men.
This morning she was an hour and
ten minutes late. not pulling in until
$3.50.
Don't forget to, order that Xmas
tree or holly at wolfe's, 7oS Main ST.
Order your holiday decorations
new. from VIM. G. Laisie, the leading
florist. before the rush of orders.
We have fine line holly. holly
wreaths. Christmas wreathing, and
mistletoe. and a full line of cut
flowers and ported plants. VIM. G..
Lsisle. 427 Main street. Both phones,
at store and residence.
Danish style cheese at Immegart's.
Some OF the transfers who are
hauling coal use two teams in getting
a full sized load UP the Main street
hill as the surface is very slippery.
Most of the wagons coming up from
the levee used Bank street although
/ it was out of their way some. The
mail wagon. express wagons and
hotel busses came up by that route
His Reformation at the Bon
Ton tonight
Supervisor George Brinkman was
in Fit Madison yesterday on business
/ Something that will further serve
to beautify the city, will be the Te.
moval of the cables and other wires
of the Mississippi Valley Telephone
company in the near future, and plac-
| ing them in underground conduits
Work of taking down the cables in the
alley between Main and Blondeau will
begin some time soon. Several thous-
and dollars will be spent in the spring
| by the phone company for additional
equipment. orders for which have
been placed.
Buy sleigh at sferwocd's. 7os
Main.
George Mayer OF 1902 Palean
street is confined to his home with
some FEATURED ribs received while
handling the team which he was iriv
ing for Sittler's grocery store The
horses are OF wild disposition and
in an accident Mr.. Mayer was thrown
down with the result given above. He
was injured Saturday but did not rea
lie how badly he really was hur.
until yesterday when physician was
summoned WHO made the facts known
10 him The patient viii probahl,
have 10 remain al home for three oil
four weeks as the injured bones arr
Immediately over the heart
The best time and place TO selec
present IS IN the evening at Philip.
An store
The Fort Madison Democrat o
last evening. has 10 say of the dealt
, Of WI Pieper, mention OF whose de
. mise was made IN this paper last even
ing Piener--At Burlington. Iowa
Tuesday. December IL. 1909. William
J Pieper. of pneumonia, aged SIS years
! Deceased was born in Fort Madison
and was until few years ago
: resident OF this city. where he wa
united in marriage to Miss Anna Rein
: stein. His wife, three brothers. Chas
Peter and Chris. the last two now hy
ing in Fort Madison. and TIRES sis
! ters. Mrs. c. l.. Holzberger OF thi
: city. Mrs. Anna Westerhof of Keokus
and Mrs. Win Smith of Milwaukee,
Wis. survive him. The body will b
brought TO this city for funeral an,
: burial services. announcement O