The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-16
CITY NEWS.

Attractive new goods in sterling
silver at Ayres & Sons.
New dress ginghams, s. 10c, 121ac
15c and 19c at Central store.
"A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Atterberg, residing near
Sandusky, this morning.
Let us thaw out your water pipes
by electricity King Plumbing Co.
-Puckechetuck Lodge No. AZ meets
every Friday night at o'clock. All
members requested to be present. By
order of Noble Grand. Geo. lmmegart
secretary.
New embroideries &c to S1,5o a
yard on display. Central Store.
The next meeting of the Iowa Re
tail Clothiers' association will be he'd
in Oskaloosa, the association deciding
4 the 1913 meeting place at the Thurs
day session OF the state convention
meeting in Dubuque. w. Burrows OF
Cedar Rapids, was chosen president,
succeeding Milton D. Goldman of Des
Moines Other officers elected were
vice president, j. K. Dysart OF OF
tumwa. secretary treasurer, c. d. Wry,
of Forest City,
Telephone King Plumbing Co,
and have those water pipes thawed
out by electricity, no digging REQUIRED
The program for the annual joint
meeting of the Burlington and Ottum-
I wa districts Of the State Dental So
cietv to be held in Burlington Feb. II
and 90 has been published. DR.. J. w
i Marsh. of this city, is on the program
4 DR.. II. H. Stafford, of keokuk, is
president of the Burlington district
DIR. J. w. Marsh a member Of the
executive committee and DR.. j. e. For
, ney a member of the membership
committee.
J Large stock of embroideries in all
!. widths, qualities and prices on displa!
at Central store.
New dress trimmings in fringes
bands and etc. See them at the Cen
: trail store.
You can see the Grafonola ia
: vorites in the window at Sutlive Bros
as advertised in the Saturday Evening
3 Post of this week 1t is worth seeins
e and hearing.
g Capt. A. C. Decker has returned
: from an eastern trip. visiting Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Cleveland, Detroit ant
0 other larger points. Capt Decker re
!, ports a varied feeling among the bust
ness men, some being optimistic ant
Iothers pessimistic over business condi
lions the latter basing their fear OF
nolitical conditions. The prepondei
Iance of sentiment, however, favor
. tho brighter commercial outlook.
The safe from the offices of tn
Standard Oil Company, in the burne
0 Masonic building, was taken from tn
rims this morning. supposed to be II
A tact In turning it about in order t
!. load it on wagon, it is said the con
!, bination was broken. 1t was haule
ie away early in the afternoon.
e ii YOU wish to sign petition
s. cause saloons to be away from librar
Is mail your card to p 0. Box liz, city
!. -Messrs. Christian and Hedricl
u managers of the Hotel Keokuk VIII
& we're In the city today, came here fc
~ tbe purpose of discussing the hot
n, situation with Keokuk people, bl
e. we're unable to do SO, on account (
ID the absence from the city, of, one {
"a q the important men Interested. The
expect to return to EeolSuk some tim
q next week.
/ China, the Land of opportur
n l.ties., will be the subject Of Re
John c. sages lecture at st. John
parish house at eight o'clock this e
(. I ening. These lectures are open
congregational members and the
friends