The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-11
CITY NEWS.

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Buy 1t early and buy 1t in Keokuk
--lndian blankets at Sullivan &
]Auwerda's.
Shoes and slippers make suitable
gifts. Buy them Of Ludwig. 1904 Main
street.
Splendid showing OF leather. bead
and mesh bags at Sullivan &
Auwerda's.
i Most of the church sbazaars have
/ been held and all report a very gem
erous patronage. s
-Christmassis near at hand Every
one is wondering what to buy for q
present. You will find all kinds OF
shoes and slippers at Ludwig's that
will make handsome and suitable
gift for mother, father, sister and
brother. 1904 Main street.
Holiday lines now complete At
1 Sullivan & Auwerda's.
| For health eat Wilson's butter,
milk cookies. Large pkg. Sc all gro
GERS
j The night operator at the Wabash
depot at Carrolton, Mo-, was held up
Wedn esday night by robbers and when
he offered resistance was shot in the
back with shotgun. While engaged
| in his duties some men walked In and
made an atteept to rob the cash
drawer ana when the operator showed
resistance they shot him in the back,
rihed the drawer and cash box and
made good their escape He was
found sometime later and was imme-
dfately removed to the hospital at
| MoberIy, Mo-, where he is in crfti-
cal condition and little hope is held
for his recovery.
See the big line OF furs at Suili-
van & Auwerda's.
Fine line Of holiday goods In boxes
ut reduced prices. at removal sale.
B. & H., SIG Main street. E. T. Bart
RUIZ.
Quincy Journal: That Bureau
county officials will have disposed OF
| their criminal cases by January 25, is
the prediction and expectation of Off
cials from that county, notice of
| which has been received In this city
BY States Attorney Fred G. Wolfe.
assuring the local prosecutor that the
Ray Pfanschmidt case can be taken
upon that date. Mr.. Wolfe said this
morning that just as soon as the
| Bureau county cases are out of the
way. the Pfanschmidt case will be
| considered. and there will be no I'M
necessary delays. Both sides are now
| prepared and ready for the fray. Pfan-
schmidt will be taken to Bureau coun-
| ty on January 2, and he will be held
there until the trial begins q Fla s'sr
! sullivan & Auwerda for all kinds
OF handkerchief.
! Attend the Victrola concert at
Duncan-SchelTs tonight
-Puckechetuck lodge No. q NESTS
every Friday night at 8 o'clock All
members requested to be pres ant. BY
order OF noble grand. Work in the
first degree. Geo. 1mmegart. secretary
Fort Madison Democrat: The
noticeable decrease in the number OF
parcels OF real estate sold at public
auction for delinquent taxes In this
! county, as indicated by the annual
treasurer's sale which occurred this
week, is taken by many as indicative
! OF advanced financial conditions. Most
! countries IN this part Of the state aG'
| vertised whole pages OF delinquent
taxes. There were but seventeen offer
ed In this district OF Lee county when
the day OF the sale arrived, startlins
reduction from the number OF past
years. The properties sold for taxes
were divided as follows: Madison
township. 8; Jefferson township. 5;
Franklin township, 1; Marion town
ship, i; Green Bay township, i; Den
mark township. I. The purchases
totaling about $4,000, were divided a:
I follows: o. C. Herminghausen. 6; Mis-
sissippi River Power company, 5; A
Is GAYLORD, 2: C. w. Fruehling 3.
Linen of all kinds at Sullivan &
lAuwerda's.
4 Regular meeting OF Keokul
Temple Pythfan Sisters at X. p. nal
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. visitin!
members invited Mrs N. ]. Mon
Hague, NJ. e. c.. Mrs. o. W. Rowe. NJ
) OF r. and C. Business of importance
the lot of Keokuk, says the Burling
y ton Gazette. carnation has beef
4 named '.Keokuk'' by Governor Georg'
Clarke and It Will be the favorit
flower in that city from this tim
hence This Is the second honor 90
this character that has been bestowed
: on Keokuk. The first was when the.
christened the big Juice factory TIL
Keok,ik power plant.
Special lot of choice chickens a
los. Hauberts, 100 Main street.
c,,IIivan r. Auwerda are head