The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-06
CITY NEWS.

SEQ 1t and be safe. Drug Terror.
Cooler weather Is helping bust
Wagons, v~elocipedes. sle6s. Mer-
RAMS.
Baptist market Dec. II. Keo.
Elec. Co. Hotel Iowa.
III you are interested in real
music read Essay on 20. las" page 5.
Less than three weeks until
Christmas. Weather nay become
quite disagreeable before that time.
Isn't 1t a good plan to shop early9
There is always one that is the
best Of everything in food products
Palm brand.
Postmaster General Burleson has
Joined the ''shop early" campaign and
has issued his Christmas suggestions
to the public under the heading, Mail
your packages early" which be hopes
will lessen the postoflce rush during
the last few days Of the holiday sea-
son.
Chicken dinner today for 25c at
Brass1l's restaurant, % South Fourth
-Furs from IS to s35 per set at the
Central store.
III you are among those who IN
tend to send Christmas packages 20
friends in other parts of the country.
send them early. The express and
postal carriers will be 1ammed tho
last few days before Christmas, and
late shipments may not reach their
destination In time.
The Elks memorial service to be
held this afternoon at the Eaks hall
at $3.50 is for the public as well as
for the members of the Eks lodge.
and an Invitation is extended to the
public to be present. The address
will be delivered by Hon. Joseph R.
Frailey OF Fort Madison.
diamonds from $500 up, blue
white Wesselton perfect stones. It
will pay you to investigate these. H.
S, Mills, 5O4 Main street.
while you are making arrange
ments to remember your friends for
Christmas, also remember there are
many who will fail to receive a visit
from Santa Claus unless you think OF
them. You will be able to reach some
Of these through the charitable Or
%ganizations Of this city.
At Hippodrome, "The Drug Ter
ror."
For the large assortment Of dress
goods, visit the Central.
The awe gripping subject at Hip
podrome tonight, "The Drug Terror"
The Illinois Bee Keepers associa-
ton has a president. five vice presi-
dents, a secretary and treasurer. The
bee isn't very large, but he must be
IAN entertaining critter" to keep as
large a STAFF as that busy about his
wants. e. J. Baxter Of Nauvoo is
president Of the state association, and
Henry G. Dadant of Hamilton, is one
OF the vice presidents.
Many useful Xmas gifts are to be
found at the Central store.
For auto livery and taxi service
phone 233.
congressman c. A. Kennedy was
in Keokuk Saturday calling on
friends. He left for Washington Sat
urday night to attend the winter SEES
sion of congress. Mr.. Kennedy has
been making a trip over the first dis
trict and he reports political condi.
tons quite satisfactory so far as his
particular case is concerned. Mr..
Kennedy has just been reelected to
congress by a large majority.
A life-saving lesson at Hip to-
night.
Dry hickory and oak wood for
sale. Price $3.50 per cord delivered,
Strictly cash IN delivery. Telephone
ITS. Taber Lumber Co.
Clerk Hart has received notice
from Clerk Garrett of the Iowa SUI
preme court that the high court has
ordered assignments in the docket in
the following order-all causes con-
~tinuing and remaining undisposed Of;
all new cases in which papers have
been filed prior to August 20; all
criminal and certorari proceedings be-
fore first OF January, 1915, and all
ipetitions for rehearing. The first
period begins January ~, 1915. and
cases from the first district T In
cluded in this period.
Try Billy Brassirs Csc chicken
dinner today. % South Fourth st.