The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-28
CITY NEWS.

FuL tndt want al IN me Gate Oily !.
Dancing pumps-You can get
them at Baur-Mullarky Co., in gun
metal and patent leather.
The water power works will close
at noon on Thanksgiving day giving
the employees half holiday.
Take your harness to Sherwood
for repairs. T03 Main.
Gate City Camp, No. 81, w. o. w.
meets tonight at Hawkes. hall. A full
attendance is urged, as business of inn
portance will come up.
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. C. c. Koepf. e. c.
Thanksgiving, Nov. 80, Firsr
Church of Christ, Scientist, 726-72S
Main street, second floor. Services at
10:45 a. m. subject Thanksgiving. A
cordial invitation extended to the
public.
Frank j. Ewers has conveyed to
Edward L. Aldrich the front Go feet
of lots IL and IL and the front 65 feet
of lots and 2, the property being on
Second and Palean. Edward L. Aid
rich has conveyed to Frank J. Ewers
certain described property in Jack
son township (outside.)
First report that the Knights OF
Columbus party that went tu Burling-
ton Sunday, had to walk was incor-
rect, according to local X of G. Two
coaches were run down from the Bur
lington depot to the station side OF
the wreck and the lodge members fill
ed them and were taken by rail- to
their destination.
Choice poultry and meats at Wal
smiths market, 1926 Fulton.
About 8 o'clock last night, driz
cling rain which later turned to wet,
clinging snow, fell and made out
side disagreeable. The wind was
clustering too and during the night
the mercury took a downward shoot
Snow to the amount of several inches
in depth fell constantly during the
night and part OF the day.
Fireman Earl Ferguson and Ed
Schard brought in record number
of rabbits from the powder works
vicinity yesteday, the result Of a
| days hunting. Forty-two of the bun
MES found their way into the game
sacks of the hunters who report
that this four-footed game is ex
ceedingly plentiful near Mooar.
"A work house attached to the
rear OF the city Jail would be paying
investment for the city, now. At this
time of the year, tramps asking fol
lodging at the station are numerous
and the number of DRINKS and vag
rant picked up by the officers out
/ number the summer list. These could
be put to work to earn their "boart
and ROOM"
New line of heavy team harness a
| Sherwood's, 7o3 Main.
4 Monday afternoon at half pas
two, Alex Brady of Keosauqua, die,
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Theodore Mol, No. 526 South Fiftl
street. The body of Mr. Brady wa
taken to Keosauqua where intermen
will be made tomorrow Mrs. NJ Col
man, daughter lives in Keosauqus
Several other relatives live in tn
home place and at FIT Madison
See the new lot OF mems dancin
pumps at Bode>Larsons.
The Keokuk police are intereste
in the arrest of Tommy" noskin.
the murderer of the Muscatine polio,
man, a short time ago. Hoskins, a
noted in last nights paper, was al
rested at Rock Island, as soon as h
arrived in that city on the Rock II
land train. A reward of $500 was O
fered for the arrest of the man, card
being sent boadcast by the Muscatln
department, and one being receive
here.
Just arrived in time for the mil
tary ball, beautiful line of dancin
pumps, white, pink, blue and blacl
satins and suades. At Bode-Larso
Shoe Co.