The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-22
CITY NEWS.

See Guest Piano Co. ad page. s.
/ For auto livery and taxi service
phone 233.
Wednesday Is cheese DAY, at the
C. w. s. store. IA
Baptist bazaar, market, candy
sale and coffee, Dec. I'd.
Call up George Dimond for fresh
Baltimore oysters. Red 1872
The churches are preparing
special Christmas exercises.
1t will not be long until the 1915.
calendar will be in demand.
See the big: cheese and sample it's
goodness at C. w. s. store Wednes-
day.
4 Thursday is Thanksgiving day.
The stores are filed with good things
! to eat
Auxiliary of Eagles will give a
dance in their hall, Monday, Nov. %.
\ for Eagles and families.
Special Thanksgiving advertise
! ment will receive its largest publicity
If placed in The Gate City. *.
Keokuk lodge No. IS. 1. @. o. F.
meets every Monday night, at 1880
| o'clock. Visiting brothers invited to
attend
BE an early Christmas shopper
and make the work of the clerks
lighter and your own labor much
easier.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H. Johnston are
now living at 526 Concert street. Mrs.
Johnston has just come home from
1.-THE hospital.
Coal, wood and kindling. We
make a specially of small orders.
Enterprise Coal Co, Twelfth and Full
ton. Phone 1853.
A mammoth cheese, weighing
400 lbs. will be cut and sold on We'd
nesday, November 23rd at Consumers
Wholesale Supply Co.
Store news In this issue Is pertin-
ent to the holidays Make up your gift
| lists from Gate City's advertisements.
buy Of the Keokuk merchants and buy
early.
yesterday afternoon judgment for 50.
was entered against J. Mefford. Will
liam Cooper asked for Judgment OF
| $50, claiming this amount was due him
| for services performed.
Masonic: Special meeting OF
Hardin lodge No. 30, A. F. and A. NJ
Monday evening, November %, 1914,
! at 1880 O'Clock sharp. Work on NJ. NJ
degree. Visiting brethren fraternally
invited. BY order Of w. M. L. N.
| Hahn, secretary.
Christmas Is but few weeks
away. Begin your Christmas shop
ping early. Don't procrastinate. You
will make your work Of selecting more
difficult and the work Of the clerks
will also be harder There Is nothing
to gain by delaying purchases. but
much to be gained by buying early.
Be an early Christmas shopper.
Mr.. VIM W. Reynolds, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. White Reynolds. former
ly OF Keokuk, now living at 319 May
wood avenue, Peoria, H., is to be
married to Miss Olive Petersen on
4 November "a, 1914. They will be in
Peoria with his parents on Thanks
giving day. Mr.. Reynolds is a nephew
of Mrs. Corbin Lawson Of this city.
! Coal, wood and kindling: We
4 make a specially Of small orders.
Enterprise Coal Co, Twelfth and Full
ton. Phone 1863.
20. A. Talbot and Company are
prepared to receive shipments of corn
for the Belgian relief movement, at
/ the elevator in Keokuk and at other
points in Lee county, Donnellson,
! Pennington and Mount Hamill. The
Belgian relief committee proposes to-
send ship load Of Iowa corn, and
4 No. An1y To-,
/ terest In the movement and will care
/ for grain shipments at various points
! in the county
COMPLYING with the request OF a
| well-known citizen The Gate City
several days ago agreed to accept cash
donations to be forwarded to the suf-
fering Belgians. Since that time the
| need OF assistance has become more
emphatic and appeals are going out
all over the state, asking not only for
cash but corn and clothing. The Gate
City will be glad to forward all cash
contributions to the proper authorities.
. The Belgians need help. E;
Miss Florence M. Peet, teacher Of
domestic science who IL to conduc.
The Gate City Home Economic school
November Goth, to December 4th, IN
elusive, in the Masonic temple (ban-
quet ROOM came to this city Saturday
from Fort Madison where she just
closed most successful school. She
has been in most Of the cities OF
Iowa. The Gate City invites all the
ladies' to attend the sessions and
urges the ladies to watch for the an
nouncements appearing In this paper
from day to day relative to the school.
It is free, and nothing will be offered
for sale. 1t is educational.