The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-28
CITY NEWS.

Graduation Dresses. Lowitz.
Nice Strawberries on sale at all
grocery stores at 10c per box.
Best piano values at F. w. LOew-
enstedn Piano Co.
Unitarian market tomorrow at
Keoluk Electric Co. Sth and Main.
-Pucketchetuck lodge No. 43 meets
every Friday evening at 500 o'clock.
C. w. Randall. N. G.; George w. Inn
megart, permanent secretary. Tonight
work in the first degree.
When you send your classified
advertising. be sure and make ar
rangements to send the cash with
order as no book account is kept of
this class of advertising. 1t is strict
iy cash.
Don't forget the millinery sale
Saturday at Karlls, TIA Main street.
Straw berries are daily becoming
more plentiful. Local growers are pre-
dicating fair crop Of homegrown ber-
ries.
SO far no trace has been found
of Frank Hoover, the Alexandria
fisherman who disappeared several
weeks ago and was Thought TO have
been drowned. His skiff Was found
at Buzzard island.
Just received new Victor records
for May. F. W. Loewenstein Piano
Co.
Lieutenant Governor W. L.. Hard
ing, who is expected to visit Keokuk
before the primary election in his own
interest for the nomination OF gov
ernor, filed his papers Wednesday,
which was the last day OF filing for
candidates seeking state Office.
-Sayller's shoe hospital, headquar-
ters fine shoe repairing, also second
hand shoes. Large assortment. 1920
Main.
wv. c. Maxwell, vice president Of
the Wabash Railway company. Is
sending out weekly crop reports Of
conditions along the Wabash lines.
The report treats OF conditions in
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio.
Michigan, Kansas, Nebraska and
South Dakota. This weeks report
indicate a generally healthy crop sit
uation, although warmer weather
would be beneficial
The smokers joy, ~Grand Lead
err"
Special sale, Saturday at Karlrs
millinery. ia Main street
"A committee from drainage dis
tricts along the river between Bur
lington and New Boston visited the
power plant yesterday to talk over
the high water situation. The COM
mittee was shown all OF the records
Of the power company as regards
the controlling of the water and was
afforded full information on all Of
these details.
Special sale on work shoes, $3.50
and $500, at Ludwig's-
-Untrimmed shapes, CSC Saturday
at Karll's millinery, TIA Main street.
Special ordinance No 474, which
was passed by the council several
weeks ago. was amended today and
repassed. The ordinance gave to the
Keokuk Quarry Construction company
the right to construct a sidetrack
across Fifth and Cedar streets, and
"a distance Of 400 feet east on Cedar
street. The amendment reads, "and
il necessary in the sidewalk space
alongside lot 1 in block IS, Reid 8
addition"
Order now for that Sunday din
ner Choice roasts of veal, pork, and
lamb. Jos. Haubert's, 7O9 Main.
Special Saturday. Newest pumps,
oxfords, gun metal and patent leather
shoes, 81, $3.50, $500. at Ludwig's.
Eft. Madison Democrat: The
members of the Lee county board OF
supervisors were in Fort Madison to
day and while they were not in active
business session they signfied their
intention of taking up the matter of
the Improvement of the Sand Prairie
road at once At their next meeting
they will enter of record the plan for
the Improvement and instruct the
county engineer to take such steps as
will hasten the work. 1t is the in.
tention of the supervisors to complete
the work as soon as conditions will
permit. Specifically the work will be
to clay the three stretches OF the road
where the loose sand makes the thor
oughfare SO forbiddfng that it is
avoided by even neighborhood traffic
Gong. market, Home Tea Co. Sat
The Grand Leader and Santa
Mara. Two perfect cigars. Try one
Special for Saturday. trimmed
hats. $2.9S at Karll's millinery, ia
Main street
Regular meeting OF Evening Star
temple No. 254. Pytnian Sisters. at
* P. hall. Friday evening at 1880.
Waiting members invited. Mrs. Min
ME 70. King, NJ E. c.; Maude M. Hor-
nish. M. of R. & C. Installation Of