The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-12
CITY NEWS.
Dentists holiday. Wed. afternoons

| Dentists holiday, Wed afternoons
-Ewers-McCarthy Co. have just the
straw hat you are looking for
| Major Meigs reported Saturday that
Sunday night the water would be
drained from the lower canal in order
to allow the workmen to put In the
foundation for the new dry dock. 1t
will remain drained all day Monday
Look at the special rug sale ad.
on page IA. This is the last week. F..
A. Wedler.
For roofing, guttering and sheet
metal work of all kinds see the Weber
Kirch Co.
Margaret Virginia Gibson, baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl G.
Gibson, died at the family home, 719
South Sixteenth streets about I
o'clock Saturday morning, the only
child of the grieved parents
Have harness repaired at Sher-
woods.
The eleven year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Markham. Twenty.
! Third and Timea streets, fell yester-
day while engaged In friendly scuf-
file with some companions and broke
/ his right arm at the elbow.
High school orchestra and both
glee clubs at Congregational church.
Friday, Nav II. Admission 15c.
Masonic Regular meeting OF
Hardin lodge, No. 20, A. F. and A !.
NJ. at K. of P. hall on Fifth and
Blondeau streets. Monday evening at
eight o'clock. Visiting brethren are
fraternally invited to attend BY
order of the w. NJ C. G.. Meister,
secretary.
Complete stock of Victor victrolas
and records. Loewenstein Music Store.
j. w. Brinkman received word
yesterday of the death of his cousin
William Viewers, of Quincy, who pass
| ed away Friday night. The deceased
| was superintendent of the Gem City
Stove Works and was sixty-one years
/ of age. He was prominent citizen Of
Quincy. Mr.. Brinkman may attend
the funeral services there.
/ 1t is important to you to read ths
/ special rug sale ad. of F. A. Wedlel
On page IA.
-Drs. Arnold & Sinotte, Dentists.
The civil service commission viii
4 be In session tomorrow evening, ant
a double barrelled affair is scheduled
to take place. There will be hearin;
on the charges filed by e. T. Bart
ruff against Officer rigue and hear
ing on the appeal of NJ NJ. Printy
steam roller engineer who has appeal
ed his discharge by Commissions
Hickey
Best piano values. Loewenstei,
Music Store,
The Hannibal Trades and Labo
Assembly of Hannibal will give an es
cursion here today on the steame
g. W. Hill. May 3fst the Fiftl
street BAPTIST church of the same cit,
will put on Keokuk excursion an,
for both occasions the big dam will b.
the chief point of interest This seas
on the excursion business to this cit,
Will exceed that of any other wear
Drs. Arnold G. Sinotte, Dentists.
Well selected stock of buggies a
Sherwood's.
Thomas r. Ayres, who has beer
at st. Joseph's hospital for severa
weeks, is in serious condition. H.
has been suffering for some time from
heart trouble. His many friends vii
regret exceedingly that his health Il
30 poor and will hope for his recoy
cry.
Swell line of harness at sher
woods.
Macy and Frank Hagmier. resid
: Ing near the Belmont school house
, four miles north of the city. las,
Thursday captured four cub wolves
and are now looking FOR the elder mar,
OF the family. The cubs were taken
. alive but the parents Will not receive
very kind treatment from the Messra
Hagmier. Lee county farmers arc
trying to rid the county OF wolves ant
!, the Hagmfer's are doing their part If
: the elimination campaign
: up to the minute shoe repair wor,
- the kind Louie does, SIG Main