The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-04
CITY NEWS.
Sealshipt oysters at Immeaart's

Swell line of lap robes at Sher-
woods.
With continuation of the pres
ent cold snap there is no need for
anxiety about the ice harvest.
-R. A. Dollery, who has been suf-
fering from an attack of rheumatism
for several weeks, is reported to be
improving.
II. n. Tichenor today filed treas
Iurer's deed to the rear half of lot I,
block 104
III. S. Butler is the newly elected
superintendent OF First Christian
church Sunday school and begins his
services with the new year
Fresh halibut, mackerel and white
fish at Jos. Haubert's, 100 Main.
Several members of the Elks
lodge who reside in nearby towns
came to Keokuk last evening to at
tend the banquet.
Buy heavy team harness at Sher-
woods.
Regular meeting of Puckechetuck
encampment No I, I. o. o. F. at
Odd Fellows hall at o'clock tonight.
Visiting brethren fraternally invited
to attend.
| Fromage De Brie cheese, Imme-
CARTS.
The work of printing the new
| keokuk city directory is in progress.
! It will be published as usual under
/ the direction of the Mccoy Directory
/ Co. which concern for so many years
has published a satisfactory director,
| for this city.
| Get what you want out of The
Gate City want column
Regular meeting of Keokuk
lodge No LOG, B. P. o. E., tonight 2,
Elks' hall. Sixth and Main stresr.
Visiting Elks invited Initiation and
social session. Initiation and social
session,
John BRASIL, manager OF the Bal
/ timore cafe. who Yesterday was charg-
ed with violation of the pure food law
by the sale OF yellow oleomargarine.
waived preliminary examination be-
/ fore Judge w. l.. Mcnamara and went
/ to the grand jury.
I One of the laborers employed at
4 the new lock struck the wrong end of
a illuminate cap blow, soon after
starting work this morning. and when
4 it exploded, it blew pulverized rock
4 into the faces of three Italians. They
went home after having their super
fetal wounds dressed at the hospital.
H. S. Butler who has been man.
( ager of the Constitutional Democrat for
several months, has resigned and ac-
/ cepted the position of secretary of the
men and religion forward movement
with office headquarters in the Y NJ
&c. A. building. He is succeeded as
newspaper manager by Roland Ralson
and Charles Warwick.
The Memphis Reveille contained
! the following item which will be of
local interest: Nathaniel Bryne. son
of l.. E. Bryne of this city and now
chief inspector for the Keokuk diyi-
! sion of the s. p Pond Poultry Co..
was in Memphis last Thursday in
specting the Memphis branch. Nat
has been with the Pond people for
| thirteen years. Beginning in a minor
capacity, he has steadily advanced I'M
It'll he now holds an enviable position
with the above company.
A story told in the superior court
this morning disclosed the unique coal
4 storehouse of Earl bravo, a young
man who has been hailed into the
court on numerous occasions during
the past few years bravo was
charged with stealing coal from Wa
I bash cars and storing it in what is
I known as Cedar street cut. From
there he sold it like a dealer, unit.
4 Wabash authorities got onto him. TIE
charge was only one of petit larceny,
to which he entered plea OF guilty
and was given thirty days
4 With no cases assigned for to-
day, there was little except probate
matters before Judge Henry Bank in
the district court Yesterday after
noon the docket was called and new
assignments made. with the result that
the first matters to be heard were set
for Friday. A motion in the case of
James Fl Anderson VS., the Keokuk
Loan and Building Association will be
heard at 10 a. m, and the case of the
I State OF Iowa VS.. J. Locke Warwick
and William c. Browning for 2 p. m.
Judge Bank will 90 to Fort Madison
on next Wednesday to hear the
Lightfoot case and the judge will not
Y reconyene court here until the follow
Ing Monday The December term will
be adjourned about February / ac.
Ecording to Judge Bank