The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-20
CITY T.! NEWS.

Next Thursday Thanksgiving d.u
New styles of shoes. H,,;s
kamp's. uis'
woods. 'nef'
See our late arrivals in sboa,
for winter wear at Huiskamp,s.
There is the best reason in IN
world for boosting Keokuk.
Everything good in the grocery
line for Thanksgiving. De Jong,s
Read the public sale ad Of CHI,
A. Shafer in this issue. 1t NAV in.
terest you. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Real :,
1918 Reid street, are the parents q,
a nine pound baby boy.
The attendance at the snnd,v
revival meetings in Waterloo no,
passed the 100000 mark.
For the latest styles shoes tb..
wear the longest and give mora
comfort, go to Ludwig's.
If you have anything to sal,
we'll buy it. Holland & Boltz, sos
Main street. Both phones.
Malone can supply you with
choice goose. chicken or duck for
Thanksgiving. soS Main.
M. W. A. dance THANKSGIVING
eve. Wednesday. Nov. 90. Agnes or
chestra. All rights reserved.
The new Christmas art Letter.
and cards. also calendars, have ar.
rived at Philips art store.
The only place in the city whers
Lindenoid half soles are used is At
Karle's. S14 Main. Try them.
Fine turkeys, geese, chickens
and ducks for Thanksgiving. Laws
& Falkinburg, 914 Main. Both phones
Degree of Honor Thankseiviny
market and apron sale at A. o. n w
hall Tuesday afternoon and evening
Call us up for a Thanksgiving
turkey or poultry of any kind. Better
order early, the place is Haubert,s
709 Main. Both phones.
Special attention given early
orders for turkeys and other poultry
at c. ]. Carr's. 619 Main. Now is
the time to place your order
Only five weeks until Christmas
Now is the time to have your pic.
lures taken before the rush. An.
schultz new studio, IS North Fourth
In the want column this morning
large number OF advertisements an.
pear. Be sure and familiarize your.
self with this department You may
find what you want therein.
Mrs. Sadie Harris, of Galesburg.
ILL.,, one of the sub-district superin-
tendents OF the A. M. e. Sunday
schools, will visit Keokuk in the in.
terest OF this work during the pres.
ent week.
When the water power company
gets. the Rand building painted the
appearance of that structure will be
greatly improved and will call for
similar attention from the painters
by the owners of other buildings ON
Third street.
Just while you are talking boost
for Keokuk remember there is no be,.
ter way to boost than to give your
home merchants loyal patronage. Cut
out the mail order houses and YOU
VIII see Keokuk grow and grow fast.
After several months shutdown
for repairs, improvements and other
reasons. the Wissmath Packing
house of Fort Madison has resumed
operations. Sixty-five men are being
employed and a daily run of three
hundred hogs being made.
The real estate men report that
values have been firm for several
months. and the recent water power
activity has intensified the firmness.
with but very little advance in price.
keokuk property is very desirable at
present pricess
Miss Charlotte Frances Thorn
died Saturday morning at 4.3o at the
home of her niece. Mrs. w. H. Dol
bear in Chicago, with whom she
has been making her home for the
past twenty-five years. She was
born In Clark county, Missouri. Dec
10Th, 1887. Funeral services will be
at Chicago Sunday, Nov. goth, with
interment in Tecumseh, Neb.
am not an enthusiast" said
well known citizen, "but / believe
That keokuk has the best future OF
any city in the state on account of
the building of the dam across the
mississippi river. l am unable 10
take any other view from an enter
prise that costs approximately TWEEN
ty million dollars and furnishes the
largest amount of electrical energy
OF any water power in the world"
His reasoning certainly appears log,
ical
The meeting at s241h Main St,
was a very interesting one Friday
evening. Rev. L. Milton Williams,
who Is conducting the services, tool;
for his subject abandonment OF
SIN" It was handled In an able
manner. showing the necessity of a
complete separation from all wrong
doing in order to find Christ. Mr.
Williams spoke again last evening
at 1880. There will be three services
today, at 1890 a. M, 2:so and 1880