The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-30
CITY NEWS.

-Buggies stored at Sherwood's.
Smoke Moelle.'c Silver Ash cigar.
Sherwood for auto robes and
blankets.
st Pauls church bazaar Thursday
afternoon and night
-Tommorrow is Baptist church day
at LeBron Jewelry Co.. and Duncan
Schell Furniture Co.
Mrs. Cortes Maxwell, 71S High
street. began her primary music class
for piano. on November l. Graded
pupils two weeks later.
|, -Twenty-four more days until
christmas. A trip to the stores now
is better than two at Christmas time.
And not so tiresome, either.
Mrs. w. c Hummer, who is i'll
at her home, 221 South Sixth street
Isand has been seriously so for the past
hour weeks from bilious typhoid, il
Slightly improved.
ID. NJ. Moore has conveyed to
Florence A. Getz, Alexander E. Getz
and Minnie G. Klepsfer, the east 20
feet of lot s, block 1913, in the old
limits of the city of keokuk.
AT 1906 last night still alarm
was sent in and the fire department
was called to the H. E. Alton livery
barn. The blaze was caused by a
burning fiue that resulted in no dam
age.
John Z. Craig has made an adj
ministrators deed to A. o. Peterson
to lot II, block ia, the consideration
being $500. The property is on
Palean. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
This morning the river was COW
cred with a thin coat OF ice. that APP
parently was not affected by the
warm rays of the sun. The canal was
also frozen over by the same frigid
composition.
AT eight O'Clock this morning the
thermometer told chilly short story
of eighteen above zero. The night
and today were the coolest so far.and
December promises to set in with
real frigid accompaniment.
: Special sale, one day only-Fri-
day, December End. Combination sets,
suspenders. garters and arm bands, in
fancy boxes, just the thing for
Christms gifts-at 40 cents set. Limit
of two to acustomer. Al B. & H.,
b16 Main street
w. J. Ribble, inspector OF fac
tories, workshops and public buildings
is in the city visiting the places COM.
ing under his jurisdiction and max
ing recommendations where in his
judgment they are needed He will
be in the city for several days. His
headquarters are in Des Moines.
w. II. Huele received word this
morning that the Warsaw ferry would
be up some time this afternoon t.
enter the lock for the winter but
at the present time :, = impossible
for her to pass through the canal, as
there is not a sufficient amount of
water to permit navigation. She vii
have to remain below the gate
until the water is again let in the
canal.
ing and eloquent sermons were deliv-
cred at Trinity Episcopal church on
Sunday by Rev. l.. H. Gilbert, of
Mooar, Ia who filled the pulpit there
both morning and evening. His dis
courses We're practical and the mes
sage which he brought is one which
will remain long with his auditors, a
deep impression having been made
through his effective delivery and
The vital Importance of the themes
which he discussed.
Automobile chauffeurs will be put
on the grill by the Iowa Legislators
this winter. Iowa is one of the few
states which has no law whatever
bearing on qualification of men and
women running automobiles Because
of the great number of accidents that
have occurred in the state he past
two years. resulting in numerous
deaths and the manning Of many PEG
pie, il is expected the legislature viii
enact law fixing the age and quail
fications necessary for person te
operate an automobile. The state
requires qualifications of railway en-
gineers, stationary engineers. etc
1t Is urged that the auto which runs
at will over the streets and roads
/ should also be regulated. Similar reg
lation in other states is said to have
eliminated careless and unqualified
chauffeurs, and it is persistentIv ru
mored that those forced from Other
states have been seeking employment
! in Iowa
There is very little doubt but
I that in few years the high grade
teachers certificates issued in Iowa
will be accepted in a score of states
/ especially the western states where
/ Iowa teachers are wont to go, ant
( thus state line boundaries will bt
broken down. State Superintendent
/ Riggs who attended the conference o
/ state superintendents at Salt Lake
1 City is confident that the educationa
1 forces are moving in the right direc
ton. The conference was concerned