The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-20
CITY NEWS.

F'urs. IS to sI.5O a set. Lowitz
Pearl opera glasses at Ayres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rix have NOV
ed into their new home on Grand
avenue.
Sheffield silver plate at Ayres.
Factory prices on Christmas sta.
tionery at Collier Stationery Co.
Five hundred men working on the
keokuk and Hamilton water power
sounds all right; it is all right.
Buy him an auto blanket or lap
robe for Christmas, at Sherwoods
"A little ginger in the Commercial
club is now in order to be in keeping
with the general uplift of the city.
But this is not subject for the of
ficers alone of that organization. It's
every citizens business to promote
the efficiency of the club, It's services
are needed right now.
Hodge & Hawkes. open nights.
-Furs. So to $50 a set. I,owitz.
Regular meeting Morning Star
lodge. No. 5. knights of Pythias to-
night at 500 O'Clock at Castle hall.
Fifth and Blondeau. Visiting Knights
invited Special business. Make ex-
ira effort to be present C. Bruce
Lake. c. c.
Suggestions for the holidays,
box OF Everwear hose for men and
women. neckties and hose to match
in fancy boxes. smoking jackets, fur
gloves. suspender sets. sweaters and
initial handkerchiefs, to be found at
the b. & a., SIC Main Open every
evening this week.
Jewel boxes at Ayres & Sons. s
-Studebaker Junior wagons and
children's saddles, suitable gift, at
Sherwood's.
The ice in the river has formed
block at this point for the first
time of the year. Although a cross
ing cannot be made, harder freeze
will make it possible to walk over on
the ice. At Burlington, the river is
foot and half below its lowest
mark and people are driving over the
ice on the river. Unless a good
thaw comes, the ice will remain sta
tionary here until February as it
does every year.
-Furs, s3 TO s1.50 a set Lowitz.
Pearl handle cake knives. Ayres.
The following dispatch from
Waterloo tells of the results of the
Billy Sundays conversions In that
city: With thousands turned away
from the tabernacle, and with 235
converts, making a total of 1857 in
all. Evangelist Sunday closed one Of
the most successful revival meetings
ever held in Iowa His free will Of
fering reached 1852 Rev. Sunday
delivered his second sermon against
the saloons yesterday before thous-
ands OF men. The temperance peo-
pie say the saloons are doomed in
Waterloo. Thousands signed cards
not to sign the saloon petition in
Waterloo. The adry's'' claim they
will win out in the fight.
Field glasses at Ayres & Sons.
Order Christmas poultry of G. ].
Carr, G1s Main, both phones.
Muscatine Journal: Unconfirmed
rumors have it that some OF the put
ton factories in the south part of the
city will close for a period during the
holiday week or after the first of the
year, but there is no reliable infor-
nation on the situation. 1t is believ-
ed, though, that there is some foun-
cation for the belief. because OF an
over-production in blanks. The man
ufacturers declare that for some reas-
on blanks are being made faster than
the finished product is being distrib-
uted to the consumers. If this is true.
slackening in the cutting end OF the
business might reasonably be expect
ed.
Sill. plat. butter spreaders. Ayres,
-Furs, SO to $50 a set. Lowitz.