The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-03
CITY NEWS.

Select your Christmas piano now
We WIN deliver 1t Christmas. Lowen-
stein Music store.
The easy Christmas way to shop
is to read the advertisements in The
Daily Gate City and get the informa
(, ton before you start on your shop
ping expedition.
The E1ks memorial service this
afternoon at the Grand opera house at
3 o'clock will be public ceremony, to
which all citizens are invited to at
tend. The address will be made by
Thomas Hedge of Burlington, former
congressman from this district.
| -Peterson's fur gloves 81 to S..
On next Tuesday evening Morn
ing Star lodge No. 5. Knights of
Pythias will hold their annual election
of officers for the ensuing year. After
the regular meeting light refresh
ments will be served Every member
| is requested to make special effort
to be present.
A Victrola makes an ideal Christ
mas present Lowenstein Music store.
1 II have cars best Springfie d
lump coal on track You may have 5
tons of 1t delivered for $500: 2 tons
| for $3.50, as long as it lasts. / want
| the hauling, and give you the profit.
Cash must accompany orders. J. c.
McManus, Ninth and Johnson streets.
AT the funeral services of the late
Major Black, the musical numbers
were sung by quartette composed OF
Mrs. J. D. Rubidge, Miss Kastner, c.
Three numbers were given: Nearer
MY God to Thee, Lead Kindly Light
and / Heard Voice from Heaven
Mrs. Hazen |. Sawyer was the accom-
PIANIST.
Keen Kutter knives at Merriam's
Attend St Peters bazaar Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons and
evenings. December 5 and 6, corner
Ninth and Timea.
You will have to buy your Goa
from me unless you have money tc
give away-iust as well save price o.
your Christmas dinner See my offel
elsewhere. ]. c. McManus, Ninth
and Johnson.
Mrs. NJ. E. Martin of Millersburg
I.Kentucky, met with quite a distress
ing accident, according to dispatch
received by her daughter, Mrs. D. F
Miller In a fall Mrs Martin suffer
ed fracture of her pelvic bone ant
as result will be confined for some
time. A second dispatch received Sat
urday stated that Mrs Martin was
not in critical condition. She II
past seventy years old
Bring in your pictures to be fran
ed now al Philips Art Store.
-Ewers-McCarthy Co.'S suits snt
overcoats stand out boldly to chal
leng your impartial comparison.
1T is believed the grand jury will
make report early this week. The
body has been In session a part Of las
week investigating number Of cases
Saturday four divorce cases were
. heard by Judge W. S. Hamilton De
faults we're entered but no DEGREES
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al cases was that of Mary E. Brown
rs. Charles H. Brown, who charged
that at the present time her husband
was fugitive from justice, following
an indictment in Lewis County, No
Other divorce cases were those oil
Ethel Augusta Wilson vs.. Charles
Franklin Wilson. Mrs. Betsy Anne
Windler VS.. Arthur Windler and
Florence Croak ys. William Croak
Two of the cases against the Chica
go, Burlington and Quincy railroad
company We're dismissed, they being
those brought by Patrick J. Tigue foi
personal damages and the KenDedy
: Brothers. Judge Hamilton adjourned
court at noon and will reconvene IL al
10 O'Clock Monday morning. The
grand jury body will resume its ses
sion in the afternoon at o'clock.
No more suitable gift than you,
photo Three weeks more unit
9 Christmas. Let, Anschutz do YOU
i work
! Novelties, small and choice. cas-,
Ito send y mail, Philips Art Store.