The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-07
CITY NEWS.
Suits 20 per cent off AT Peterson

Bros.
Local nimrods are having some
sport rabbit hunting.
20 per cent reduction on any over
coat in Ewers- Mccarthy Co. store.
Business has been considerable
reduced during the extreme cold
weather
Wells 20 per cent discount sale,
the biggest money saving proposition
4 in Keokuk
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Scheevers
are the proud parents of twelve
pound boy born Thursday, January
srd, 1912.
We have a swell line of lap robes
and blankets at Sherwood's
The usual Saturday night trading
crowd did not materialize last night.
The weather man made it so cold that
4 Few ventured down town.
/ The severe cold weather has
caused cessation of construction
work. However. labor will be resum.
led with usual vigor when the weather
man boosts the temperature
New fruit store, candy, nuts. All
kinds of fresh fruits. 1924 Main st.
Regular meeting Of Keokuk lodge
No. IS, /. o. o. F.. Monday night at
| 1880 o'clock Visiting brethren fra
ternally invited. Installation of Of
ficers and work in the first degree.
20 per cent discount at Peterson
Bros means saving to you.
The Rock Island train due here at
7:40 o'clock Friday evening did not ar
rive until o'clock Saturday morning.
The Wabash train due here at 9:35
Friday evening arrived at 10 o'clock
esterday morning, the delays occa-
stoned by the state of the weather.
Buy harness of Sherwood's.
The Fort Madison Gem City says:
Mr. and Mrs. Worley of Keokuk will
attend "The Heart Breakers at the
Grand tonight. Manager Worley of
the Keokuk opera house stated that
this show. which appeared at Keokuk
last month, is the best attraction that
has ever been there
Take advantage of Wells 90 per
cent discount sale.
The Missionary Reading Circle
of the Westminster church will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. E. M.
Majors, 625 Franklin street. Mrs.
John N. Irwin will speak Of her recent
experiences in Egypt and Palestine.
Mrs. Majors will be assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Ellsworth,
Mrs Leake. Miss Matless and Miss
Strickler.
Peterson Bros. 90 per cent dis
count sale now on
The supreme court will be asked
to grant a rehearing on the Moon law
cases. Three notices of an intention
to file petitions for rehearing have
been filed with the clerk of the
court, 3. w. Garrett at Des Moines. 1t
is doubtful if the supreme court will
grant rehearing in the case. The
decision was unanimous after many
weeks of study.
Piano tlling by T. S. Christy, mem
Der Of A. G. of P. T. Best reference
and expert work guaranteed. Head
quarters at Sutlive Bros, 312 Main,
phone los black
The gymnasium class of the girls
of the public schools, particulars of
which were given In The Gate City
Friday afternoon, was successfully
organized at the Young Women's
Christian Association building under
the auspices Of that organization and
promises to be very pleasant and
profitable addition to the work of that
institution
-Ewers-McCarthy Co.'S semi-annual
20 per cent reduction now on including
all mems and boys suits and over.
coats.
I'm the next issue of the bulletin
of the Iowa state board of health.
which is now in the hands of the
printers, DR.. G. H. Sumner, secretary
the board, will publish an article on
fvnhoid fever. paving particular at.
tentfon to what the mayor and city
councils of cities and towns can do in
curbing the disease. Other important
articles in the bulletin will deal with
preventative medicine" and "a
method of preventing smallpox
The state DEPARTMENT of justice is
expected to rule that partnership
druggists cannot sell Intoxicating
liquors any more than partnership sa.
looms, even though one member of the
firm already has a drug store permit,
according to the provisions of the
Moon law The question came up to
Attorney General Cosson from Upton.
One member of the firm of Beacon &
Walleck. retail druggists. has mulct
permit to sell liquors. The firm hand.
les LIQUORS along with its other drug
store business.