The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-31
CITY NEWS.

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Boy wanted at w1lldnsonss.
Special: School dresses. Low1tz.
Moving. J. Opstelten. phone R-64S.
Fresh cat fish today at Joe Hau-
bert's. 709 Main.
"A large delegation went to Ka-
hoka today to attend the Clark coun-
|ty fair.
Lincoln Medical College. -Four
year course. Registration Sept 1916.
Lincoln. Neb.
The city monthly pay roll Of 81
8S5.O6 was allowed by the council
this morning.
1 The steamer G. w. Hill win bring
Warsaw next Sunday.
i Abe Martin says "ther's nothin'
like good front, either In war or In
tn resturint business
Duplicate auction score pads, SOC.
Something now. Obtainable only from
Gate City Co.. Is North Sixth street.
| Miss Beulah We'll was operated
on for appendicitis ut St. Joseph's
hospital. Her condition Is reported
as satisfactory.
| Save 10 to 80 per cent Buy now.
Prices going up sure. 1000 new suits,
coats. skirts, dresses and waists ready.
Lowitz. (New York's latest)
| The great Keokuk free fall cele-
bration Oct. 81. Don't fail to make
you arrangements now to attend this
big southeastern Iowa event.
| Children's school coats. Lowitz
Also sweaters.
School commences next Tuesday
and you should see to it that the
children are well fitted in pair ct
/ 7 ,Hru3n S- oh
Paul T. Heaton. and Gladys NJ.
ed in marriage yesterday afternoon
by James S. Burrows, justice OF the
peace.
| Rev. F. c. Edwards, pastor OF the
| Trinity NJ E. church, served on the
board of examiners yesterday at the
Iowa church conference at Mount
Pleasant.
/ The change in the weather to the
cooler variety has been a real delight
and this. together with the improve
ment in the roads, has made automo-
bile riding pleasure.
| Quincy is adopting q firm policy
with regard to the enforcement Ut
traflc ordinances. II Keokuk auto
lists who's visit Quincy wish to avoid
being pinched. the best way to do 30
is to obey the traffic ordinances.
Watch the cop.
Fresh cat fish at Jos. Haubert's
meat market, TOO Main, phone SO.
Supervisor Maxwelrs force is
putting the river road between Keo-
kuk and Montrose in fine condition.
There has been a steady improvement
In this road for some time. In fact,
the road conditions have grown bet
kA~ 81 a q
been in charge.
The eleventh annual picnic Of
the Fountain Green, ILL.,. camp OF
Modern Woodmen of America Will be
held on Saturday. September 2. The
Keokuk Retailers league has been
| invited to attend the picnic. The in
vitatiOn has been sent them by Frank
E. Law. clerk of the camp.
| The big Keokuk free fall celebra-
ton this year-October 3-7-will be
one Of the events that will not only at
tract thousands, but please thousands
The entertainment committee Is ar
ranging q program that will not only
bring pleasure but profit. Don't let
anything keep you away from tho 1916
celebration. Please remember the
date.
Special: School dresses. Lowitz.
Miss Ruth Law in looping the
loop in the air in her aeroplane. drops
$50 feet on every loop. After hnish-
ing her engagement at the Iowa state
fair she will go to the Nebraska state
fair at Lincoln. The following week
she will ny at the Wisconsin state fair
at Milwaukee. After that engage
ment she will go to Sioux City, Iowa.
Ito appear at the interstate fair.
I H<N0
| tht Wells-Fargo and American Elk
press companies. has issued a state.
ment denying reports alleged to havc
been circulated here that members OF
his family were afflicted with in
lfantile paralysis. Mr.. Robertson
states that these reports are entirely
without foundation. They were CIR
! culated, he says. while he and his
| family were in Buffalo and Niagara
/. Falls, New York, where only a few
isolated cases were reported.
Save 10 to 80 per cent. Buy now.
Prices going up sure. 1000 new suits,
coats, skirts, dresses and waists ready.
Lowitz. New York's latest)
--Keokdk merchants should not
abandon the project of holding fall
fashion show about the middle OF Sep
TENDER. The fall fashion show in
cities where the plan has been adopt
ed has been a great success and al
ways attracts thousands OF visitors.
The Keokuk fall fashion show, II put
on, will give to the buyers the infor-
nation they want about late styles
and Keokuk merchants have the mer-
chandise. They should not lose this
opportunity to make the display that
will bring business to Keokuk
following notice REGARDING
the Sunday school booster banquet
next Thursday evening has been sent
out by the president. A. G. Beecham.
of Montrose: Mr. W. d. Stem, state
secretary of the International Sunday
school association, viii be In keokuk
Thursday evening OF September 7th,
as the chief speaker at the booster