The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-10
CITY NEWS.

Watch for the announcement Of
the opening of our New Millinery Par
lors La Vogue S24 Main street
So inch percale light or dark. 1oc
yard, at the Central Store.
Edgar Cochrane. cashier at the
Keokuk National bank. is sick with
tonsilitis.
When your fancy turns to spring
clothes. think OF Ewers- Mccarthy Co.
Mrs. Anna Roche and family have
moved from 1927 Blondeau street to
Ills Blondeau street.
Watch the, results of the Gin.
derella flour at the cooking school,
For sale at Weisman's. 707 Main.
Special prices on draperies and
curtain swisses all next week, at the
Central Store.
William Hoelzen of Burlington. a
shoe merchant has filed petition in
voluntary bankruptcy in the federal
court here. His liabilities are given
al s4,69S.63 with assets of s1.912. &C.
BE sure and attend the mass
meeting at the court house tomorrow
evening at 7:s0 to nominate candi-
dates for school director.
Good piano values. Loewenstein
Music Store.
Miss Madaline Mum has returned
from the east where she has been in
the interest OF fashionable spring mil
linery selections of New York and
Paris models. which she will display
at the opening this month of the New
Parlors OF La Vogue 324 Main
street
Get under an Ewers- Mccarthy Co.
hat.
Bargain prices. on ali men. wom-
en-, and children's shoes. for the next
10 days. Star Shoe store. 72e Main st.
"A mass meeting of citizens will
be held at the county court house to-
morrow evening at $50 for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for
school directors The terms of Di-
rectors Dunlap and Lutz expire. The
election will be held next Monday
The outgoing directors will in al
probability be renominated and re
elected. There appears to be no op
position to them. They have been eff
. ficient officials.
Puritan undermuslins especially
priced for our March sale next week
at the Central.
The Y. P. c. E. of Westminster
Presbyterian church held its annua
meeting in the chapel last evening
the business session being preceded BY
a supper. The annual reports showed
year of activity and progress. The
election OF officers for the coming
/ year resulted in the choice of the
/ following: President, William E
Brugman: vice president. Miss Gen
ezra PubislSy; secretary. Miss Irent
(, Stricken; treasurer, Miss Hazel Bal
t linger; corresponding secretary, Chas
C, Allen.
We are in q position to save 70,
money on a good piano. Loewensteil
/ Music Store
1 Best rugs made from old carpet,
lat Wiley's, 217 Main Both phones.
When one of the young lad,
clerks at the East Dubuque post of
\ fee was about to open the front doc
Aof the office early Wednesday morn
ing she noticed queer looking obiec
lying III the doorway, and upon pick
ing it UP, found it to be dynamitt
cap The news of the find spreat
rapidly throughout the town and
small sized sensation was created
many thinking that burglars had plan
ned on dynamiting the office durin:
the night and had either been fright
ened away, forgetting the dynamite
caps in their haste, and others, how
ever, think that some person ha
been playing practical Joke on tn
rcitizens. Be that as 1t may, however
the cap was found in the doorway an
no one can offer suitable explana
ton as to how it happened to com
there
Sherwood has the largest nev
line of buggies and vehicles eve
brought to Keokuk
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doomed as the next mayor of Nauvoc
according to a Nauvoo correspondent
who SAYS: Well. the spring election
will soon be here in Nauvoo and TIL
people will be called upon the re
elect their servants for aldermen an,
mayor. The primaries occur mex
Tuesday, when the selections will b,
made 1t is not an uncommon thin
to see men in close conversation an
in whispered tones on our streets
Yet it is quite possible that polite
is not in it. but at this time of th
year 1t does look suspicious. Polite
or no politics. DR. G. " Fege-s. VII,
is candidate for the Office of mayor
should be selected and elected, TO