The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-25
CITY NEWS.
i've weeks until Christmas.

Five weeks until Christmas.
st. Mary's tazaar Dec. 6 and Z.
Attend Christmas sale and social
at Argyle hall, November %.
Masonic: Hardin lodge. special.
Monday, Nov. 27, 1880; 3rd degree.
Sullivan & Auwerda's ad should
be read by those interested in suit.
Attend chicken supper and ba-
zaar, Sugar Creek Christian church,
Dec. 1.
1t is about time for the Riddles to
find their way to the stores to search
for Santa Claus.
One brick will not make build
ing, nor will one ad make an ever
lasting success.
Thanksgiving vesper service at
Y. w. c. A. tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Glascoff will sing.
La RIGA, San Lucas and Round
Oak cigars in Christmas boxes. Ward 8
C:sa. store. Get the best.
Get your tickets tonight for the
Spencer recital at the Hippodrome
Monday, at Phillips G. Westcott.
Abe Martin says: when a fell
Ter says it haint tn money, but tn
principle o. tn thing, it's tn money"
Don't forget your tickets for the
Spencer recital at Hippodrome Mon
day. They're free. Phillips & West
colt.
Get your tickets from Phillips &
Westcott tonight for the Spencer re-
cftal at the Hippodrome Monday
night. They're free.
We need Lot tell you how good
the Wooltex suits are. The quality
is so well known Everything in
~ fha Road SnIlf-
van & Auwerda's ad.
Gate City advertisements are new
advertisements They change from
day TO day Be sure and keep &C
quainted with the store news appear
ing in this paper and you will save
money.
An invitation has been sent the
Industrial association by the National
Security league to send delegates to
the Congress OF Patriotism to be held
at the New Willard in Washington
January % to 81.
Almost a complete line Of suits
of the higher grades, some that have
been in the store but a week, to
close out quickly. Read ad Of Sulli-
van & Auwerda.
"A Y. M. c. A. extension meeting
will be held at Mooar station this
evening at 1880 o'clock. DR.. Z. j..
Christensen will be the speaker and
special music will be provided by a
quartet.
The amusement season is brisk
Numerous high class attractions are
coming and there is no reason to
complain about the number or the
class of attractions offered by the
IF fhiS nitv
The Rev and Mrs. II. B. McElree
and daughter have returned from Col
Iegs Springs, Iowa They were called
there last week by the death of Mrs.
McElree's father. The usual services
will be resumed in the United Pres
byterian church.
There was large attendance last
Sunday at the Inauguration OF the
evening services at st. Johns. Mr..
Sage had announced the service rs
an invitation and an experim ent. 1t
looks as IL the service would not con-
tinue to be an experiment so well
WAS It received The rector of st.
Johns has theory that people love
to sing the old familiar hymns SO the
first fifteen minutes are devoted to
this purpose wher the congregation,
assisted by the forty choirsters en-
gage in singing. Last Sunday even
ing the Rev. Mr.. Sage read and COM
mented on a scripture lesson which
he afterwards used to illustrate his
brief eight minute talk. The rest OF
the service consists Of more familiar
hymns and irtercessions. Many
people not members of st. Johns
were noted among the attendants last
week.