The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-03
CITY NEWS,


New bracelets at Ayres & Sons.
Miss Helen Owens, who was re-
Gently operated On for appendicitis,
is improving.
Extraordinarily Co.'s clothe the
best dressed men in Keokuk.
A baby boy weighing ten pounds
was born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cameron, Jr.
Tan storm calf button boots Tor
ladies just received at Baur-Mullarky
Co.'s new Shoe store, Ala Main ST
Miss Edna Mckenzie is now at
home. She has been at Graham hos,
pital for the past <;lrse weeks. This
will be good news to her many
friends.
See those ladies tan button boots
just in at Miller,s shoe store, 6le
Main street
Emma A. Waters and Clara G.
Ward have conveyed to John l.. Fin
igan part of lot 9, block 127, on
Concert, between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
Signet and seal rings. Ayres'.
United States Powder Inspector
baldwin is in Keokuk at present IN
specting plants and stores, railroads
and ether places keeping for sale or
shipping powder and other explosives
. Ladies' you should see the tan
storm calf button boots Just in at
Baur- Mullarky Co.'s new shoe store
Ala Main street.
Puckechetuck lodge, No. 4S meets
every Friday night at o'clock Frank
Vollers, N. g., Geo. Immegart, sec
rotary. All members requested to be
present. Initiation tonight.
Choice dressed chickens at Jos.
Haubert's. 709 Main. Both phones.
Again subscribers who fail to re-
ceive their papers are Urged to notify
this office before 6 o'clock each eve
ming so that proper attention can be
given to the complaint Be sure and
phone in before o'clock.
Have harness repaired at sher-
woods.
Let us have your Sunday meat
o>S'
Haubert's. TOO Main. Both phones.
Don't buy cheap advertising. You
get cheap result Place your store
announcements in the paper with the
circulation both of quality and guam
tity and get results from your expen
ditures. 1t will cost more, but 1t is
worth more.
Order now best Sprin gheld coal
yet selling 1925 FIVE ton lots. J. G.
McManus. both phones. Office, Ninth
and Johnson.
New auto blankets and lap robes
at Sherwood's.
| BY order of Major Charles KEEL
Ter. lighthouse inspector for this dis
trict, all lights between Burlington
and Hannibal will be extingIished
on November 18th. and the buoys
taken up and stored for the winter
You get choice chickens and fine
roasts of meats at Markleys.
Rev John C. Sage will be the
speaker at the Y W. C. A. vespel
service next Sunday afternoon. The
| hour of the. service is at $50, ant
every one is invited to attend There
will be music, Miss Harriet Oldham
and Miss Mary Cochrane to sing.
Miller has just received anothe'
shipment of Ladies tan button boots
! See them.
The Knights of Columbus will re
ceiye Holy Communion in bod,
/ Sunday morning at st. Francis d.
Sales Catholic church In memory O
I the late John F. McGrath. Rev. Faith
er Dnnnion will celebrate mass at
o'cloc-
New necklaces at Ayres & Sons
Well bought is half sold See
Ewers- Mccarthy Co.'s overcoats
Senator W S. Kenyon of Fort
Dodge will be in Keokuk tomorrow
TO visit with his former schoolmate
Attorney A. Hollingsworth, who vii
entertain him. Senator Kenyon is
enroute of Keosauqua where he vii
deliver an address tomorrow after
noon. While here he will be shown
the water power enterprise and b.
g en- an opportunity to meet mum
Ter of prominent citizens.
New scarf pins at Avres & Sons
If you know the sort of sni
! or overcoat you want EwersMcCarth,
Co. have it.
Buy new buggy at cost at sher
woods.