The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-21
CITY NEWS.

st. Johns guild bazaar, Dec. 8.
Twin babies, boy and girl were
born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. A L.
Kaiser.
The brilliancy of a diamond Is
due entirely to the cutting. Odell has
the best.
Buy your groceries at Higham's
grocery and get per cent discount.
112S Johnson.
"A marriage license has been is
sued to Frank T. Rush, %, and Esther
Jones, 10, OF Keokuk.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Cook are the
proud parents of a fine S1s pound son.
born Monday morning.
-Corsets viii advance extremely
latter Jan. LIST, so buy now Lowitz.
Also special party gown sale
Charles Y. Elmer Is Sa.iiifft and
". W Gwinn clerk of the grand jury
in session at the district court house.
Five weeks and then Christmas.
It is not too early TO begin your holt
day shopping. but It will soon be too
late
There are ten Keokuk students at
the STATE university OF Iowa at Iowa
City, according to figures compiled by
the university registrars.
be 21sc per cue Drop In and hear
some good music on our new Orches-
Itrion- Mission Billiard Hall.
Don't forget the Woodman dance
and card party Wednesday evening,
November 22nd- Agnes orchestra
Admission 15c. Rights OF admission
reserved
Regular meeting Loyal Order OF
Moose, Keokuk lodge No To4. tonigh,
.et s O'Clock. IN Moose hall VISITING
brothers cordially invited. John u
Stadler. dictator. A. E Moore. sec
retaTy-
The Wabash is arranging a new
card for the operation Of trains on
the BIuffs-Keokuk branch which IS
expected - improve the service The
new card is TO become effective De-
cembe- 3rd
Regular meeting OF Morning Star
lodge No 5, Knight. OF Pythias, al
Castle hall. Tuesday evening AZ s: 90
O'Clock Ali members requested TO be
present ]. NJ Skinner, c. c.: ]. A.
Burgess, K. of R. & g.
The following personal IN the
Quincy Wig contains a compliment
to Iowa roads: Two automobile
parties composed OF Charlie Held
BREEDER and George Drallneter and
their families. drove through ksokuk,
Nauvoo and F. Madison, Sunday.
They say that the roads IN that part
Of the country ara splendid
Buy your groceries az Hisham's
grocery and get 4 Per cent discount
l12s Johnson.
A Keokuk couple were married
in Quincy SATURDAY. The Journal
SAYS: James = Tanner and Miss Ella
Purdy- both Of Keokuk. were mar
ried BY Justice OF the Peace z. J.
Bouney at his Office SATURDAY after
noon Mrs BERTHE Boots. a sister OF
the bridegroom. attended them They
have gone 20 keokuk 70 reside
H W Knight. promoter OF the
Keokuk-Jeffersou City electric road,
vss in EeokuE today He spent the
day here and Sin return 20 the work
at the southern end Of the line to-
night Mr. Knight expects 10 come
20 Keokuk soon for a more lengthy
stay. He * working near Columbia,
No.. a. the present tine. To BE- eI-
act. tie engineers are working Just
east o, Columbia Mr. Knight Is still
enthusiastic over the prospects for
the road. and spoke OF the cordial
way he L being received in the
southern part OF Missouri.
Judge w s Hamilton viii not go
to Iowa City to hold court as he had
expected A message from Colonel
Howell states that he Is returning TO
take up his own court work The
Democrat says Judge Hamilton sew
eral days ago received word f-em the
Supreme court that he vonld probably