The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-17
CITY NEWS.
Fur Caps at Peterson Bros .


Fur Caps at Peterson Bros
Mrs. William Brownell is recova,
| ing from her recent serious illness
h Notice the Orpheum's Litho sn.,
ials when passing.
One week from tomorrow Chr,s.
mas. How about that Christmas shon
ping!
!! The Christmas store for men AZ,
boys. Internationally Co.
Your Christmas shopping viii, =
easier If you head Gate City advertise,
ments.
Il Remember Schell-Demple Furn,.
ture Go. carries the best Vacuum
sweeper made. See it.
beginning tomorrow evening III.
retail stores will remain open evsn
! ings to accommodate the holiday buy.
ers.
II Bazaar Second Presbyterian
church. Tuesday afternoon
The mix between the three men
In the gambling house the other eva.
ming occurred on South Third street
near Main. not 3101s Main street az
stated.
Your shoes wear better when
Karle repairs them 814 Main Street
Mrs Frank Singleton of 1922 Des
Moines street who has been quite IN
for the past five weeks with pneumo
MIA, has sufficiently recovered to be
about again
Electric flat irons King Plumb
ing Co.
The sonw of early Saturday
morning came as a white surprise to
many who got their first peep at the
layer Of a couple Of inches on the sur
face of things, when they arose yes.
| terday morning. The temperature
took a decided drop during the night
and the warmness of week or two
was put to rout.
Xmas Neckwear at Peterson
Bros.
The Gate City is receiving infor-
nation that papers delivered by the
carrier boys to regular subscribers
are being stolen. This is particularly
true of the Sunday morning edition.
Detection of such thefts will result in
prosecution.
The Boyds Tues. 10, at the Grand.
/ Saturday morning the body Of
Mrs. Honor Watson who passed
away last Thursday afternoon at the
age of ninety years, was taken to
Charleston for burial A number OF
the relatives accompanied the body
and services were held from the
church at that place.
Hear the second number of the
TX. W. C.. A. course Tuesday night at
the Grand.
Great possibilities are in store for
Keokuk after the wheels of power are
set turning year after next One OF
them is set forth in the following Ka-
hoka item: "a Keokuk gentleman
who is presumed to know some of the
gigantic plans of the Webster
Co., stated here recently that move
was on foot as soon as the dam was
completed to widen the G. B. & @
road bed on the X. & w. branch, dou
BILE track and put on an electric train
ALI new nut meats, candied cher
| ries and pineapple at Oak Hall Candy
Store.
/ What we need over in our sec,
I ton of Henderson county is an cleo
trio road, and the farmers east o.
Stronghurst and probably all alons
the line would contribute handsome
ly to the promoters of an interur
BAN" William Voorhees,. prominen
Illinois banker and farmer stated t
reporter for the Burlington Hawk
Eye. There is a great traffic AWAITING
a road as rich section of the count.
is practically without shipping facilie
| The trade OF the farmers would COM
to Burlington, with line leading oy
err there, and Mr.. Voorhees, stated th
people hoped that something goo
would follow the building of tn
Keokuk power plant The farmer
would prefer road to Burlington bu
would be satisfied with an outlet 7
any good point