The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-20
CITY NEWS.
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Dill at Tigues, 1922 Main.

Special Barcley corset. Red S19.
&c. f. Mcfarland will leave tonigl
for Cedar Rapids, Ia. to attend
meeting OF the Iowa Paper Dealers.
Six days in Jail on charge I
intoxication was the sentence give
Frank Williams by Justice James
Burrows today.
That busy waist and dress depar
ment. Why? New models daily frol
New York. Popular priced. Lowit:
(No two alike.)
A marriage license has been |.
sued to Arnold H. Mueller, "a, c
Alexandra. and Ethel A. Ruble, II
of Alexandria.
-keokuk camp u W. A. No. 62
will hold its regular meeting tonigh
at Woodman hall. Ill members are re
lquested to be present.
REV. J. II. Helm left last nigh
for Beyis. Mo. He will return tonigh
or Thursday morning. He has gon
Ito attend conference.
Regular meeting of Keokuk aeri,
No. 6s3. F. 0. E., tonight at Eagle!
hall, 523 Main, at o'clock. visiti1:
brothers always welcome. Chas. A
Noakes. Secretary. Business OF i'm
portance.
20. B. French who pleaded guilty
to a charge of assault and battery
filed by M. j. Burke was fined SIS and
costs by Justice James S. Burrows
French pleaded not guilty last night
but changed his plea.
The classes in physics in the Den
yer, Colo, high school are studying the
Keokuk dam and power house. Con
siderable time is being spent ON this
subject and it is being covered in a
very thorough fashion.
Those who come to keokuk dur.
ing the big free fall celebration will
not be disappointed in the character
OF entertainment furnished. Keokuk
is not offering to her visitors cheap
carnival company proposition. High
class attractions have been secured.
The directors of the Keokuk In
dustrial association held their regular
monthly meeting last night at the
Hotel Iowa. Several matters pertain
Ing to industrial advancement in Keo-
LUX were discussed. Several pros
poets were reported to the directors.
and received consideration.
The decision of the federal dis
trict court of Iowa holding four mem
bers of the National Association Of
Master Plumbers guilty of violation
been upheld by the United States
court of appeals now sitting in DEN
yer. The defendants, Robert Knauer,
Hugh B. McCarten, John P. Cunning
ham and George H. Wentz, were in
dicted with 40 other dealers and
manufacturers in 1914.
Jas. M. Fulton, manager Keokuk
Industrial association; F. C. Smith,
city editor of Inc Gate City, and Dr.
G. Walter Barr were callers Thurs
day, says the Nauvoo Rustler. They
came up in the latters car to post
bills for Keokuk's big fall celebra-
ton in October (See ad. today.)
They put up big signs. on the coun-
try roads, and they wanted us to
secure Nauvoo couple for the wed
ding to occur at the celebration. This
is fine opportunity for some couple
to get a good start in housekeeping,
for the Keokuk merchants are going
to fit them out in splendid shape.
Who will volunteer? Send in your
names before someone beats you to
it.
Judge w. s. Hamilton who is
holding court here, received a mes
sage today from Rockford, H., stat
ing that his daughter Miss Sarah
Hamilton. who is i'll there, is better,
and that her condition shows no
cause for worry. Miss Hamilton was
i'll with a cold when she left for.
Rockford to enter college there Yes
terday a message was received say
ing she had been taken to the hos
pital. Mrs. Hamilton and Dr. j. NJ
Casey Immediately drove to Rockford
DIR. Casey reports in his message to
To- T.
better and that there is nothing about
her condition to cause alarm. Miss
Hamilton is quite a fayorite among
the younger society set in Keokuk.
Her friends here will be sorry to
learn of her illness, but glad to know
that her condition shows improve
ment.
Rev j. w. Wilson spoke at Pill
grim's Rest Baptist church last night
He used as his subject, Make Your
self Pattern" Quite a large at
tendance listened to DR.. Wilson last
night, and also On Monday night, at
the First African Baptist church.
Tonight he will preach again, using
as his subject. DRY Bones in the
Valley" He urgently requests that
the congregation present themselves
by 8 o'clock sharp, and he will de-
liver one of his most famous dis
courses Devotional services will be
conducted from 7:30 till 500 p. m.
Dr. Wilson will preach for the con-
gregation of Rev. Mr.. Helms church
each night excepting Saturday, and
also on Sunday morning and Sunday
evening. Sunday afternoon he will
preach to the congregation of the
First African Baptist church at the
hour of O'Clock. Sunday night he
viii preach his farewell sermon at
Pilgrims Rest Baptist church.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Second half taxes must be paid by
September 80 to avoid penalty.