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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
GRAFTON

GRAFTON. w. VT. Dec i2-Garret a
Aay iield aged ~, n miner In the employ
ot the Winona Coal 4 Coke Company.
companion narrowly escaped death when
they were run down by fast express
train. Roth OF the men had been AZ work
ana were returning home by way Of II. a.
q. tracks. when they sew a freight train
SoInlng round curve but short dis
OF this train directly ia from OF The -
press. which ives coming up behind
thcm- The train WAS not seen until "a
was almost upon the two men. one man
struck and almost Instantly killed His
home ~ near Morgantown. lie was a son
survived by his parents and four broth H.
ers end five sisters. The remains were
taken 10 MorFantown.
Mystery still shrouds the death of
Russell Turner. whose dead bodV vas
discovered Thursday neer the dead BODY
o. his riding horse. one mile IRON
Tim was last seen ~ home wednesday.
when ne was riding away on n short
Irlp nc was . Wealthy young farmer
reported his finding IN the case NJ the
last reports. hut said that the wrong
road bad apparently been taken Wedncs-
fallen over "a ciiff Just above where
the bodies lay. and both horse and rider
had persisted, Leck o. information In
the case and the fact that another mem
mer OF the family persisted under soiue-
what similar circums tanCes = few yaars
1 sis, ns a., given rise % reports 81 foui
covered which would point to murder.
Tho family 81 William Coiebnnk and
been conducting p search since Nsnssy
for the hoy. who was - year old stu
dent - The Grafton High school The
boy disappeared on Monday whom 10
came ln from his homo just outside AZ.
city limits. 60 tend school ff b. ne
hcFed that he has gone west 10 Joint a.
but this hes not been proven ronciugiVe.
- yet No cause for the huv's unsx-
p.cted departure from home has , en-
Miss sadie Mays. one OF the inatrnc-
TORS ~ TIC local schools received nn In
tercsting Letter this week from her
The English army 81 present N" b. /"
auadinn and is with the troops from
NE dominion. who responded to Ills
Mlestys COLI Tor rccruitr
The rapid approach of the holiday sea
son hes hurried plans for The festivities
@ me h"iidar week. end local society
son during the period DANCING will D.
one ~ thr main fcntursr of the Nret'a
-9clgih events large dance viii B.
Eit.n On Christmas nlrht 81 o. number
81 local yDunf people Tho reception III
VIC WON u'f club al Tho willard Hnfri
o. nc iast nisht ~ che old year viii b.
lhe pfluciual event. not only of fhia sear
but possibly 81 the entire winter asa~rn.
Lns Llhs and friendg viii dance ne ths
~ lub gn. View Nears niFht The
ath. when WriEhfa aaNorhunr trio. from
tgiumhu9. ohio viii appear here Nfanv
nthef pafiinr. dlnurra ana receptions 20
rHurrd
Never in she history 81 tho usffiuor.
ryatcm have conditions been 81 Harrssa.
iuE 90 nt present The frsirhf ahir.
mtnfa are only small ufrcrntaas ~ ~
usual amount. and a. a result the forrcs
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VIOLA

Viola. vs. Va. Dec "a subs.rItefa
V me Bell Telephone in Viola arc un-
ahlN o. Eff HnV service owing tn some
uulfa being down and tho weather too
bad 900 permit them being reset.
NJ. james Nilcy. 81 Irish Ridge who
fmpF owed
~ Wi Conner. who haa been fu b.
ehlF o. resume Dis duties na huoErfer
ilf AnmuuuH % calls was i vI affar
Ia NluIa ThufadaN
Mr II o. EuinH waa calling on James
RILEY SATURDAY
Mr Bert Hueh of Pleasant vsIfr.
80 caller Iu Flria ThufrdaV.
w WrrH MI.ruu. Tire hiarfauIfh and
FAMILY VIII move fu fnIlH Iu tho nenr
futurr. where be- viii conduct q hiacf.
smith sh0r
N virginia FIffHIWmuna surut
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OF railroad men have been reduced
sIni"st 70 nothing. Cut OF 500 men that
arr ordinarily employed in the local
shops. only II are now az WORK rhc
dispstchers offices have been so ar
ranged thrt the disratchers from Graf
Of the system. swherevery possible. and
mus the furlOughing OF the telegraph
operators AT these points made possib bic
Nearly . thousand mea have been laid
OFF on the three divisions OF the 81 A ID
system. which mrke Grafton a terminal
curing the past three nsonthe
Rain that has fallen herr for nearty
two weeks. without almost a break has
caused the first nooo E,sge in Local
streams IN siN months. makes a. possi-
Die Tor the Baltimore * OHIO railroad 10
stop hauling water Tor their engines
sionk various parts OF the system The
local cost OF hauling water frequently
dollars per day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
LOCAL MARKET
Stock Market In This City Showed
Very Firm Tone Saturday, First
Day Of Opening.

The market ruicc firm at the re-
opening OF the local stock market
Saturday and this was notably true
in the case OF Neuralgyline for which
is9 was offered. 100 asked and 100
received on the last sale. The quo
tations throughout the day ruled
strong. despite the feeling that there
would be a tendency to unload
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FINANCIAL.
WILL RECOVER
President cfambisss Of Esthany. Myers
Prom Wounda=Anaaflanf VIII be
Hsld Pending Hearing.

Special Dispatch 90 The tnteiiietncsr
HETilANN. December 1a.-presideut
TT D.. tramhlatt who was shot Friday
evening PSI Howard Woods a rlaatersrl
suffered somewhat today from the fever
~ Dis wounds. and the shock How
ever. hle pu1 ficlana see no reason WIN
20 should not recover unless some IN
cNTecton CON rliCafluu arises The shot
have Tor The most Fart been removed
From fhn PRESIDENT body. aIfhourh the
doctors fccl that there stiu rer~~na one
Oh his rirht ear
IN BIS cell - Weliaburg Woods the
assailant sfta IN sturdy silence. unless
~ muusra ln uaudfln tone mo man
shall cheat me out ~ 400" ne will
not D. EiVFu m hearing until such time
% The presidents condition will allow
nln 81 tgstlfg te makes no denial q
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HAMMOCK, OHIO

bANNOCk. o., Dec. fa-Iiarry Ham
mono. who resides south ~ town. who
has been in poor health Tor some time
va taken worse last week. consultation
WhH nell on WeuuraflN morning and
they decided % Was best Tor him 90 be-
femuFed Co the hospital. whore treat.
mont could b. rivpu him. De waa taken
ln wednesday evenluH uud seems 10 b.
e'lilnE hlons nicelt. His many friend 3
hope Tor speedy Improvement
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tt1-Transfer books close December
2eth for p per cent cash dividend nav
able January iEt.
t21--Transfer books close December
2lgt for y Der cent cash dividend nv.
able January tat
tD-Trnnsfer books close December
. lgth tnr . per cent each dividend paw
able December gfaf
80 transfer books close December
18TH for I per cent each dividend rs,.
able Drrer1 bnr gard
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FANiH Dec ID 81 D. m Paul flrr.
fuaufI speaker ~ fhr French shaHI o. RI
70 dfputies zee injured abuut the hssd
to-day tu 80 nufUfuohllo accident 81 No.
gent te f0fruu In che French drunff.
mont Of Eure on i0ir ITS injuries arc
aail rnt tn hr arrinuH aud lf b. rEurrfasI
b. wlI recover in r f.w a.
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If lpu but The health % the eltV Was
fDf orfrn good There were fI deaths
rfrprted against fffy-aevrn births.
FORTY four cases 0f dlrhfhorin we're re-.
rorts1 arainst ~ cases Tor the sarns
r1orfh lasf year Every ursrauffdfl Dr.
MefuH taken 20 overcome fhs ffaraaa
Ihe d0ctors and healfh cenmfssl0f. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Milo Momclovic. 20 years and BoEa
MileEeVic. - years, 81 Steubenvtlie
Gerard. ~ years. both Heigiaus or cone
norville
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

q D. Huchanan 10 FedoiC AutonucrL
lot city. ggIUO.
y. g. Auii IT, obs. Welnatalu % afr.a
StnuhenNille tuwurhin. g.. zoo
Board ~ Educuflou EmpIre Co ohm.
Thomas. twu Tote. $3.50
Antoine kregcs o. Eva Kedtes. f8f
billnnVIlo. 80
. b. HennaFau to Mary Hoiienbaurh.
Dot CItt $4,000.
Amy walker administrators. 20 w 3D.
township. f2.O0o
" q. Twecdy 10 g.. s. Youna ss a-.
100 acres. Az Pleasant township. 81 900
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AUTO DITCHED
Accident Happsned on national po.a
80 Ihornhnrr Rlaoe Yesterday AZ
terhoon, When machine skiddsd

~ automobile hfiouEluc 90 an UNI
knosn party Was ditrhed yesterday al.
trrngon near ThornburE rfagr when the
nlae elne fkldded on the slippery bricks
and landed lu fho ditch ff rrffna fhnf
ne occupants ~ the machine had been
out igr = drive and had gone consider.
anlr diriance out the National Pike. ON
a point who're the bricks and rurhfnr
are on a level The result wna thai ri
heaneg lntn ne tfrce fortunately how
ever the car did not ovcrfufn ana the
occupants escaped uufuJurrf tsrfaf.
aure soon arrived on the arnnr and fHa
machine wa pulled Co. the road and
continued on ts way 90 the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

ere w1rfiuE hand ln hand and feel that
tneE viii cope HufrrHnfullr with The az
ease ~ present the aIldenfr seems =
Del Dol fairly good control
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STEUBENVILLE

toiney General T. :. Hogan has begun
\ suit here against the Rayland Goa
20. Tor Sllb.ls a personal injuries juda.
ment recovered before a Justice Of peace
Harry Sivitz W. Peter Mont. appeal
rom docsNi Of Justice Scott.
Jas. y. Mckee Cigar Co. vs. Peter
Monu. appeal transcript from docket OF
Justice Scott.
Warner Feature Film Co vs. Daniel
Lappane. appeal transcript from docket
Of justice powner.
Edith Grinith. administrators of G. A
btiHlth W. y. = Cunningham ct al a.
county commissioners. suit FOR IS 00O
damaEes for death Of her husband =
constable who was killed in a riot Jufv
y. 1919. The suit II brought under a
state law Albau attorney.
. toetano u. CailiRaro We. Andone Cal
igarQ. mortgage ordered satisfied and
distribution 10 be made.
WIN II. Bertha m was found guilty iv
a jury OF assault on squire Mcintosh
tie was indicted for assault 10 kill
\. e. Lewis ". Walter bower. fudg-
ment confessed for $500
Bresoh OF Promise
Jessie NJ. FhEor In a suit asks Al L 00o
rom George Cutshail for breach 81
promise 90 marry her In October. 1914
and Instead he married another accord.
ms TO a letter he wrote her - T.
Lewis, attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

IhuredaY and Friday with her sister
Me-. Heulnh Archer
horn--Io DR.. and Mrs Lash Marshall
SON
Mr. WIN Conner is visiting hsr sister
Mrs Baker. ~ Elm Grove
.Ir Nose Gray has returned from
MuuunnNIfIr
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PARIS usc f1 s1s n. n.-rrbarie.
lgrlgr president ~ the French Acadrrav
20 Medicine dicd to-day He Was bora
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o.. AdminiHtrstor. appointed Tor prank D
Packet bond $500
Final account ~ Caroline q. McMohon
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= number from here attended the fun.
efal ~ Daniel Brewer. on Wefneafav
70 pc iffr residence IN Tnluufowu.
hr and Mrs &. A.. Lee touk dinnar In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

county Treasurer 4. X. SfaTE received
we conscience money today Ia = letter
which rerd ~ follows. To treasurer ~
tcuersou county Please hnd enclosed
$50 ln pay ment Tor taxes on none
which had not been listed. Prom n tar.
payer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
LOCAL STOCKS


Daily Quotation List Of the Wheeling
stock Exchange.
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wHEELISG TRACTION cozxPAHY
HxfHDse can SCHEDULE
Taktng Ensst June a, 1903.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLRBURG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling weilsburR
Leave
12nd Street Leave
Mheeling WellsburE
$3.50 y. m. 1900 noon
MOuNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDsvILE
Daily Except Sunday
10th Street Lave
wheeling Moundsville
1000 a. m. $40 % m
3.30 p. m.
on lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing In excess or
NIFTY pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL lsiNES--Daily Except Sunday.
NO shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and s:iI
.. m.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28
FOR SALE

For Car in good repair. See BUNKER
& BEMIs. South Side Garage.
For full blood White Plymouth Rock
eggs see Mrs. D 81. Early. First pen
81. so; second pen 81 90 per setting.
The Valiant ard Magnanimous Order
of Knights Themplar and Knights Of
Malta in a body will worship in the
Lutheran church on Easter Sunday,
April II, at II a. m.
Four or five listers for sale at
Earlys. m27
A four year old Galloway bull for sale
Inquire of CONRAD KRUGER, Peifer,
Kansas, Freedom Township.
Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs $1.50
setting. Frank FIELDS, HAYS, Kan.
White and Brown Leghorn eggs for
setting, Is for 81 O0.-FRANK KING.
Isn't it about time to plant your
spring advertising?
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Solomon,
Saturday March q, daughter.
Genuine Red Texas Oats and Kansas
grown barley at Schlyer & Arnholds.
Tony Gross has traded his driving
horse and buggy to Fred Arnold for his
motorcycle.
II you have anything you DONE want
or want any thing you don't have call
on G. W. Miller and he will fl you ont.
Schlyer & Arnhold have choice Feter-
ita seed for sale. Grown In Ellis Coun-
ty in 1913.
G. W, Miller can get you more money
on a Farm Loan than any one in Hays.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28

Note the High Schoo!-Normal motto e
on our inside pages. 1t is surely a bo-
nanza for our city. It advances their
educational advantages while it shows
the Normal is going to work With our
school hand-In-hand to build both up.
The Normal furnish Prof. Shively and
parts Of their faculty, part OF the time,
to advance il the teaching line, and to
build up the scholars better prepared
TO later attend the Normal and in no
wsy interferes with our High School or
teachers. With ShiveIy, Van CleEe,
Mslloy and others of the Normal facul-
ty helping in the Public school it will
surely be more attractive, and 1t will
be an incentive to the faculty Mr.
Shiveiy simply becomes Superintendent
or Supervisor, giving part of his time
to both schools, as DO the other
teachers.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28

George Drake returned Thursday
from Springhlll, Kansas, where he had
gone with the remains of his sister
who died at the hospital here March
14th, where she was buried. A large
number of her relatives and friends
congregated TO pay their last respects
to the deceased, after which George
accompanied his brother to Centerville,
Kansas for few days visit,
Alvin FeIIers, the hustling poultry
man, has just had printed number of
neat pamphlets advertising ''RedviIle"
the name of his poultry farm. Rhode
Island Reds are his specially" but he
has several other breeds in connection.
He is believer in the right use Of
printers ink and in consequence the
'fRedvlIle'' poultry yards are becoming
known far and near. Go to Redville
for the best quality of poultry is the
slogan.
Chester A. Thurston and Miss Jose
phine Reedy. both young people from
the Saline Valley, came to Hays Tues
day and were married by Probate Judge
Kissing. The groom owns a farm in
the Valley, where he and his bride will
make their home. Chester is son Of
Dan Thurston, one Of the old timers of
the Valley, and the bride is one Of the
excellent young ladies Of that neighbor-
hood. They have the congratulations
OF large number Of friends who wish
them a long and prosperous welded
life.
A dispatch from NeR York states
that Andrew Carnegie one of the richest
men lin dollars and cents) in thu world,
lost a dime, while he was attending
National Civic Federation luncheon
and when he pulled handful of silver
from his packet TO take an inventory q
1O-cent piece slipped through his fng-
ers and rolled under the speakers table.
When the meeting adjourned Mr. Carn-
egie got down on his knees and search
ed for the elusive dime until he found
IT.. eyes, Mr.. Carnegie found the dime. %
said one of the guests sitting near him
''I believe he had the good fortune to
also fiDd an extra nickel as a reward
for his trouble" :"
Harry Freese has purchased the
Hays motion picture show. It is pre-
dicted that those of the Hays people
who have acquired the movie habit
will hereafter get their moneys worth
as Harry is hustler in everything he
undertakes aRi viii no d3ubt give his
customers the very best in the movies
that moBe= will procure. There will
be no "repeaters" as has been In the
past. Every show will be new. The
prices ond 10 cents will al ways be the
same No increase in price for 'tspee-
ialties" and the children will be re-
quested to behave themselves. There
will be only three shows per week.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturd "
nights.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28

The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
will hold a food sale at Geo. Grass 8
store on the 3rd Saturday of April and
the 3rd Saturday of each month until
further notice.
The Lutheran Aid Society will hold q
bazar and food sale in the Sunday
school room, Saturday, April 4th. A
10 cent lunch will be served.
C. w. Miller has a fine building spot
to sell, on Gospel Hill---extra cheap.
Harold Howie was quite sick two
days this week
Two of Frank Kings children are
quite sick with bad colds
Rev. and Mrs. West entertained the
Lutheran Christian Endeaver Society
at their residence on Juniata Street,
Tuesday evening.
Prof W. A. Boys of Hays visited Ed
Guilbert this week and also in Winona.
The weather prevented his intended
visit to +. E. Brooke's raneh.-Logan
County News.
Dr. 4. II. Snyder of Canadian, Texas
brother-n-law of Rev. 81. P. Alexander
paid visit to Hays this week. He is
local surgeon for the Santa Fe R. r
and was on his way to Topeka hospital
Last Sunday morning j. r. Stock
living in the east part of the city, got
out OF bed and walked across the room
to get his clothes, and in some manner
tripped and fell breaking one of his leg,
above the knee. Mr.. Stock will be 81
years old in June.
For the Panama Pacific Exposition tC
be held in San Francisco, Feb. 20 tt
Dec. 4. 1915 the Union Pacific an
nounce rate of 5000 for the round
trip. Kansas City to San Francisco. Lo
Angeles and San Diego, on sale Marcel
to Nov. 80. 1915, final return Hmi
three months from date of sale.
Attorney Harry L. Pestana of Hay
was IN Winona, Tuesday and Wednes
day, and also Russell Springs, meeting
voters and interviewing them in favo
, OF his candidacy for the Judgeship O
this. the 23d Judicial District. We ae
knowledge pleasant half-hour inter
view with him. We count it to his credi
that he neither over-stayed his welcom
nor pledged US to vote for him -Logal
County News.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28
Five Good coIves for Sale

Two heifer calves about 6 months old
from extra good milk cows; two steer
calves, one black, 8 months old; one
red months old; one bull calf 4
months old, from extra good milk COW
and registered Rolstein sire.-Wool-
ridge Dairy. 28m2W
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28
TAKEN UP.

A red steer calf with white mark en-
forehead, weight 500 ponds. Owner
can have same by paying for this ad-
vertisement and the keep.
Ed BLENDER.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28
Engagement Announcement.

Mr. and Mrs. ID. A Weaver an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Myrtle, to Mr.. James Be-
han, Jr. The wedding will take place
in the near future. Stockton RECORD.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28

II you are going to reed bull this
spring, see Us now. We have q few
extra good ones left.
G. G. COCHRAN & Sons.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28
F0R SALE

Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs
Soc TO $500 ger setting Of Is.
4mT4 MRS. GEO. BELLMAN.
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For SALE

A Remin9 ton Typewriter, No. 6, as
good as new. viii be sold at the ex-
ceediugly low price Of $500. For par
ticuIars inquire Of h. C. Schultz,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28
FOR RENT.

A new 8 room house, barn and
chicken house. Price per month
$12. co. Miller Brothers, Hays,
Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28
SEED POTATOES

Just received a car Of seed potatoes
Early Ohio, Early Rose, Early Si1
Weeks. right.
Cox & Son, Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28

1 have q good piano and piano player
that / viii sell cheap on reasonbie
terms. or will trade for any kin OF
live stock. A. T. COCHRAN.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28
Saturday Hfternoon cIub.

Saturday HfkeF10Oa CLUB.
March %
Hostess: Mrs 9. J Smith
Roll Call: Quotations from or Com
ment upon, Merry Wives of Windsor, 5"
Act LII,
The Lesson: Social Psychology,
Chapters XI and XII
Leader. Miss Sutton
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-03-28

Eye and Ear SURGEON
DR.. M. Jay Brown, the SsIina eye
and can specialist viii be at the Bruins
wick Hotel, Hays, Tuesday, April
7th; Ellis, Wednesday, April stb;
Russell, Thursday, April 9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-04
CITY NEWS.

For auto livery and taxi service
phone 233.
Buy. Buy early. Buy Of the Keo-
kuk merchants.
Protect yourself from inferior
quality by using Palm brand.
Christian church bazaar and mar
ket. Saturday, Dec S. Sale 2:30.
When you send your Christmas
packages remember to put few Red
Cross stamps on them.
A watch given free with each pur-
chase Of $500 or more In our boys
department. Ewers Mccarthy Co.
The good roads have been a help
to the retail trade as many farmers
are coming to the city to do their
holiday shopping.
Tissue decorations. bells, seals.
napkins. post cards, tally cards, writ
ing paper in holly boxes, card cases,
ETC., at Golfers.
Rev. T. P. Wilson OF Oskaloosa.
Iowa, will commence a revival meet
ing at Third street mission Saturday
evening, Dec. 5. All are welcome.
See Santa Claus demonstrate his
mechanical toys at Duncan-ScheiPs
tomorrow.
The Keokuk lodge OF E1ks wish it
to be known that their annual memoir
ial services Of the order to be held
next Sunday are for the public as well
as for the members Of the lodge.
The Gate City Home Economics
Schoo1 conducted by Miss Peet In the
Masonic temple ball and banquet
rooms this week closed this afternoon
and the ladies Of Keokuk were not
only entertained but received valuable
instruction during the course. Miss
Peet made many friends while in this
city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-04
CITY NEWS.

Christmas tags, seals, labels, hol.
ly wrapping, tissue wrapping, etc,
-. Golfers.
Palm brand buckwheat -four in
small cloth bags and Olive Branch
self-rising buckwheat -four in 1oc and
25c packages at your grocers.
-Puckechetuek lodge No. - meets
every Friday night at o'clock All
members requested to be- pres emit. BY
order Of noble grand Initiation to
night Geo Immegart. secretary.
Regular meeting Keofuk council
No. SIG tonight at O'Clock, Hawkes.
hall. Eighth and Main. Visiting bretri-
rem fraternally invited to attend. C.
NJ Kinsman, regent; J. I. Annable,
secretary.
-Montrose Journal: Mrs. James
Reeves invited several friends from
Keokuk to her home few days ago
and held a kind of remembrance fes-
tivai, when Mr.. ". Reeves reached
his eighty-fourth milestone Of life.
The day was enjoyed by all present,
and by none more than Mr.. Reeves
himself, upon whom the years sit
lightly. He is in good health and
spirits.