The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-02
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CITY NEWS

ClIY NEWS
Bridge sets. Hornaday's.
Games of all kinds at Wolfe's.
Smoked Halibut at Immegarts.
Dressed chickens at Haubert's.
Smoke Moeller's Silver Ash sc cigar
-Markley's meats are always
choice.
Read Hornaday's sale notice for
tomorrow.
Buy lap robes and blankets at
Sherwood's. 703 Main.
See the Brownie Stay-On skates
at Wolfe's 70S Main.
Extreme economy in Ewers-Mc-
Carthy Co.'S boys clothing
The good shoes for warm winter
wear at Ludwig's. 1904 Main.
Ground pine and moss wreathing
for store decorating at Wolfe's.
Westminster church bazaar apron
sale and market, Tuesday, Dec G.
Men who appreciate style and
value are patrons of Ewers-McCarthy
| Co.
/
fine meat for Sunday dinner Haubert
| 709 Main
-Sutlive Bros. special Saturday Csc
| for ] pound mixed nut top chocolates
Sale limit / pound.
The members of the baseball
minstrel troupe will rehearse this ev-
ening in Hawkes., hall at SIS.
| Pretty pictures make pleasing
presents Prices to please all pur-
chasers at Philips Art Store. G26 Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Turner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luder of Ham
/ ilton are the proud parents Of baby
boys.
Next time try sack of Polar Star
| -four. II gives better satisfaction and
goes farther C. NJ. Laubersheimer
sells it.
-Puckechetuck Lodge. No. 43
meets every Friday evening at 500
O'Clock G. W. sweeney, n. G.; Geo.
Immegart secretary.
Daniel Hanson OF Hamilton who
has been confined to his bed by ILL
ness. is reported to be rapidly i'm
proving. which is good news to his
many friends.
"A service preparatory to the
/ Communion to be observed Sunday
morning. will he held this evening in
the chapel of Westminster church.
| conducted by the pastor. DR.. E. b.
Newcomb.
The Quincy aerie of Eagles have
elected Frank z. Stannus rs their
1 presidents for the ensuing lodge year.
He is former Keokuk man who has
been 2 prominent member of the
order since moving to Quincy.
The traffic in and out of the city
for the past week has been rather
light, while an increase is expected
during the holidays. The freight bust
ness on the different lines has in
creased, and surpasses the record for
many years
At the regular meeting Of the
Elk's lodge last evening number Of
applications for membership were re-
ceived. The Elks are busy with their
work of getting their organization in
shape for the new building to be
erected next spring at the corner or
Sixth and Blondean streets. By that
time the membership will have been
greatly increased
Despite the active and earnest
campaign conducted to secure a big
vote for the proposal for a constitu-
4 tional convention in Iowa the total
vote cast fell short a., o04 of being as
great as that for the same proposal
ten years ago. The majority of 32,l69
against the convention at this time
does not make a very good showing,
from the standpoint Of the advocates
OF putting prohibition into the consti-
tuition with the petty majority OF JOS
by which the same thing was defeat
ed the last time 1t was before the
people. The vote ten years ago was
1882 against and 1881 for the
convention. This year it was 131, 1856
and 1906 against. The vote for the
prohibition party ticket is also some
what discouraging to the third party
ties. For secretary of state 1t was 49,
1872, for auditor $3.50 and for treasur-
4 er 1894. This represents the normal
vote for the ticket as whole The
chairman OF the third party conf
IDENTIFY expected a vote of $4,000 tor
4 the ticket