The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-11
CITYsNEVfS
Choice roasts OF meats. Markley.
-Ferndell n. o. molasses. Imme.

Choice roasts of meats. Markley.
-Ferndell N. o. molasses. Imme-
CART.
All kinds nut bristles. Oak Hall
Candy Store.
Choice dressed chickens at Jos.
Haubert's, 100 Main street
New nut meats, all kinds, Oak
Hall Candy Store.
Nothing so good as box of Oak
Hall chocolates-excep the second
box.
Attend A. o. U. ". dance tomor-
row night at Hawkes. Hall. Eight and
Main street. Agnes orchestra.
-Puckechetuck Lodge, No. AZ.
meets every Friday evening at 500
o'clock. G. W. Sweeney. N. G.; Geo.
Immegart. Secretary.
Your Sunday dinner will be COM
plete with q choice roast of beef.
veal, mutton or pork from the mar
ket Of JOS Haubert.
Mrs Cortes Maxwell, rs High
street, began her primary music class
for piano, on November /. Graded
The trees are almost entirely
denuded of leaves now and the final
rakeup of lawns is a popular recrea-
! ton among the citizens.
| in consideration of $3.50 Mary e.
Foulkes has transferred to w. H.
| Siegfried, lots II and 12. block IS, Kill
! bourne addition. The property is on
the corner OF Seventeenth and Carroll
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Brock,
OF Minneapolis, Mimi, are receiving
1 congratulations on the coming Of a
little baby girl into their home to
stay, Evalyn Dorothy" born Nov. s
Mrs Brock was formerly Grace Cook
of Keokuk
i in the case o. ]. Y. Griffin & Co
Limited. vs.. Campbell Bros. shows. de
PENDANT, an answer has been filed by
the defendants attorney. DENYING the
alleged Indebtedness of s533.63. This
suit was brought during the summer
while Campbell Bros. were in the city
and a writ of attachment asked.
Some OF the boys of the George
! Washington school have bad habi
os setting the dead leaves on fire il
the cutters along Concert street a
noon when they go home, with tn
result that several wooden crossing
have almost been destroyed by fire
The fire season is on now ant
the members of the department ar
: awaiting alarms at all times of tn
+. day and night. A fire in the hom
feels good these days and people ar
[ liable to become careless Of thei
heating apparatus. thus causing rul
by the department.
. Thin coatings OF ice are forme
these nights on water in expose
places, but first class freeze has no
appeared as yet, and may not com
for several days. There was a heav
frost in many states on Tuesda
and many voters are still shiverin
from the effects of it
The nut crop in this vicinity wa
a failure, according to the repoI
OF the boys who have been out in tn
woods On their annual scouting trip.
There were not enough nuts to sati'
fy the boys, and therefore it look
like the squirrels will be complainin
. this winter of the high cost of Twin.
The board of supervisors wi
canvass the election returns on MOI
day at Fort Madison and until thi
is done. it will be impossible to te
who will be the next recorder {
Lee county. Not enough mistake
and changes can be found in th
other candidates totals to make an
change from the results as first al
nouneed-
; "A dispatch from Keosauqua, Ia
says: A very serious and paint
accident occurred here Wednesda.
when John Kreiss and 3 party fror
? Des Moines We're out hunting. A raj
bit was started up along hedg
fence, and in some manner Mr.. Kreis
was shot in the eye, and the sigh
completely destroyed. He was take
i to Des Moines for an operation las
night. Mr.. Kreiss is a young ma
= with large family. who are entirel
dependent upon his labor and thi