The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-21
CITY NEWS.

j The Rose.
Let Sigmund Bros. do your car
pet cleaning Phone $50.
/ Special sale tomorrow on Easter
shoes at Ludwigs, 1904 Main.
Monday, April "a. is designated
as -Clean-Up'' day in Montrose.
EASTER programs will be fear
ture in the churches next Sunday.
| st. Mary's market, Home Tea
Co., Saturday, April 20.
I Fresh home made chocolate candy
Easter eggs, at The Rose.
Aluminium ware given away free
on Saturday only Fred DeYong
| The necessity for coliseum In
Keokuk Is growing and the agitation
is also growing.
We have many attractive ladies'
pumps and oxfords at $3.50 and $500
| per pair. Ludwig's. 1904 Main.
There Is, at least from the fem
mime class, quite an anxiety being
manifest over the question OF weather
for next Sunday.
| Largest assortment Of Easter
| candies At for children to eat. At
| The Rose.
| California is advertising for east
ern tourists the year round, present
| ing the advantages Of cool summer
and a warm winter
Coffee demonstration Saturday.
Fred DeYong.
Patrons of the classified column
are urged to send cash with their ad-
vertisements as this class OF bust
| ness is on a cash basis.
| Second Presbyterian market, keo-
kuk Electric Co., Saturday, 2 p. M, sth
and Main.
The council has ordered So paid
| to w. B. Barney, state food inspector,
for a license to operate the city coal
weighing scales at $40 Bank street.
Give us your order early for
chocolate Easter eggs. at The Rose.
Fort Madison expects to have its
Perfection Tire plant In operation
within the next two weeks. Keokuk's
tire factory is now going concern.
The Moose beach, cooperating
with hot summer, ought to be an
attractive place. Last year weather
conditions retarded the activities and
pleasures of this resort
-Pucketchetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday evening" at 500 o'clock.
C. w Randall, N. Co. George w. I'M
megart, permanent secretary. Tonight
work in the first degree.
The Kahoka newspapers are urg-
join the corn clubs, baby pork clubs
and canning clubs that are being
promoted by the Keokuk Retailers
league.
Regular meeting Keolzuk council
No. $50 tonight at s o'clock. Hawkes.
hall, El;hth and Main. Visiting breth
rem fraternally invited to attend. c.
e. Powell, regent; ]. l. Annable,
secretary.
I'm an information filed in the
superior court this morning, Mrs.
Nancy Horn Of 92S Des Moines street,
charges that four bulldogs owned by
III. w. Chambers Of 916 Palean street,
attacked COW belonging to her.
Free aluminium ware. coffee dem
onstration Saturday Fred DeYong.
! Did you know that it showed last
night? Well, it did, according to the
testimony of the firemen who were
out late fighting a fire. They say
that about II o'clock, flakes of snow
fell OF course, as everybody else
in the city was in bed at that hour of
the night, the story must stand on the
firemen's word.
-Sigmund's vacuum cleaner does
your house cleaning. Phone 1888.
The Y. W. C. A. will hold a spec
ial Easter service on Sunday morning
at 700 o'clock. Miss Harriet Solomon
will be the leader. On the program
will be a violin duet by Misses Dor
othy and Margaret Aldrich solo
by Miss Amanda Clemant and a vocal
duet by Miss Ethel Irsborn and Miss
Helen MILESTONE.
Curtis NJ. Hart filed his nominal
ton papers yesterday for the Office of
county clerk Mr.. Hart will be a can
didate on the democratic ticket at the
primaries. Through an error in last
nights Gate City, Mr. Hart was said
to be a candidate for recorder. He
is after the clerkship, the position
which he held a couple of years ago.
Christian church Easter apron
sale and market Saturday, April %.
The 1enten season at the Evan
gelical church will close this evening
with a preparatory service for holy
communion on Easter Sunday. The
service will open at 1880. 1t will be
conducted in English and will be
largely liturgical. A meditation on
scripture will take the place Of the
sermon. Friends and strangers are
welcome.
The volley ball team of the
Quincy Business Mems class will
journey to he0kuk April ~, 10 engage
in the four team tournament there
and are going with blood in their
eyes for they went to Hannibal not
long ago and were defeated. Hanni-
bal, Burlington, Keokuk and Quincy
will compete in the meet.
Speaking of the city councils
order to bootleggers to get out, the
Warsaw Bulletin makes the following
caustic comment: II the Keokuk
authorities are really in earnest land
there are people who doubt it very
greatly they can get line on some
of their bootleggers if they will send
a spotter to Warsaw almost any day,
or watch the home coming of chaps
who get off the interurban laboring
under the Nai2ht Of well lnaded orins