The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-22
CITY NEWS.

Miss McCoy's spring millinery
opening tomorrow, 724 Main.
Officer Wilson left the CITY this
morning to conduct patient to the
Knoxville institution.
You will find neat line of Easter
high and low shoes at Ludwig's 1904
Main Street.
Miss Bertha Maloney has return
ed from near Mt. Sterling where she
has been nursing Mrs. Sarah Parish.
who has been very sick.
Arguments to retaxs the costs in
court in the Kirby-Standard Fire
Insurance case, were completed this
morning. The decision will be an
nounced later.
For Sunday dinner order a choice
roast of lamb. veal, beef or pork from
the market of Jos. Haubert.
The fire department turned out
this morning at $40 o'clock on a
still alarm, to No. us Morgan street
where fue was burning out There
was no damage
Beautiful showing of spring mil
linery at Miss Kings tomorrow 322
Main street.
| The Brotherhood of the First
Christian church held a regular meet
ing last evening which proved very in
teresting to the members.
/ -Keokuk friends of that erstwhile
rotund and robust ". E. Pringle, a
| former well known Keokuk newspaper
man, but at the present time the edi
| tor of the Quincy Wing, will be sur
| prised to learn that he is confined to
his bed in Quincy with serious at
tack of pneumonia.
We announce our spring millin
cry opening for tomorrow. Mcbride
Millinery Co.. 400 Main
Ladies See the swell Easter mil
lfnery display at McBride's Millinery
Co tomorrow, 400 Main Street.
-Keokuk talent will predominant
at meeting to be held in Quincy thi,
coming Monday evening, when tbs
Commercial Club of that place. viii
hold meeting for the purpose o
! raising funds for Industrial purposes
4 Hugh j. Cooper and J. A. Ira
wick are the principal speaker
of the evening. and they will tell tn
i Quincyians why they should get busy
4 Now is the time to offer house
and building lots. Consult Baker Rea
Estate Co. Phone 143-R
4 With pleasant weather, tomorrow
win be an interesting day for tn
ladies spring millinery openings.
! But eight more days remain G
the March sales. These sales are res
ular annual events In Keokuk whe
the merchants offer attractive dis
counts on first class goods. The ful
nfture dealers are especially energeti
in promoting these sales. If you wis
to save some money on furniture
buy during March.
Miss Mccoy invites you to atten
her millinery display tomorrow q
724 Main
1t is necessary for all those VIII
desire to vote at MONDAYS city ele,
ton to register. Saturday has bee
set aside as the last day for those t
register. who were in town on tn
other registration days, but who faile
to get their names on the lists Sa
urday is absolutely the last chanc'
and If these persons do not registe
Saturday they will be unable to vot
Voters who have moved from one pr
cinct TO another must be sure
register.
Carl Huffman. 1909 Fulton, woul
like to submit figures on your bull
inc
There will be reunion OF tt
s Scottish Rite bodies at Davenpo
twenty-sixth TO twenty-ninth inclusiv
S which will be attended by J. B. We
+. George S. Tucker, Emil F. Renau
rs. W. Moorhead, DR.. George r. Mar
> ley. DIR. !. r. Wedel and William ST
ton of this city. who are members
4 the consistory. C. NJ Rich. j. Abe
. Kiedaisch and G. o. Smith will a
!. tend as candidates. Mr.. Smith ar
:. wife expect to start for Davenpo
3 tomorrow to visit relatives and frfent
/ for a few days The other membe
/. of the party viii start for Davenpo
Tuesday morning.