The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-27
CITY NEWS.

/ Coffee. st. Paurs hall, Thurs.
4 Pine wood. VIM. Schaefer Coal Co.
Moving. ]. Opstelten. phone RISE.
-Barciey corset b 3SS. Mrs. A.
Reinig-
coal, $3.50 delivered. D. e Reeves =
4 ~. n. Dumenil and wife have con-
tveyed to W. A. Rayburn lot 25 in block
II in Belknap place.
Try our full wagon load OF dry
hard wood, sawed stove lengths, Tor
one dollar. Phone 2S4.
E. L. AIdrich and wife have con-
iveyed to George Sherwood lot s In
block 8, Estes Addition
Cord wood cut to stove lengths,
$3.50 per two horse load at keokuk
Box Co. Tel Black 167.
| Tho Offices Of Drs. Arnold and
Sinotta have been removed to the sec
ond floor Of the 7. NJ. G. A. s.
| II w. McManus OF this city viii
be one OF the speakers at the banquet
OF the Fort Madison business mems
association next week.
| -Keokuk lodge No. Is. L o. o. D.
meets regularly every Monday night
at 500 O'Clock Initiation. Frank
lamb, n. G.; F. NJ Pugh. rec Sec'y.
The body bearers at ti1e funeral Oh
w. A. Dowell. held yesterday after
noon were John Kelly. Alfred Dowell.
Willis DowelI, John Brown and John
ana r. e. Strohmeier.
| 20. 81. Cady, expert piano tuner.
viii be In Keokuk about January 70.
For tuning. leave orders with Mrs.
VI, n. Carter, SO North Eighth
street, either phone or mail.
The Rev. john Williams OF Oma-
| ha, Nebraska, Will be in the city We'd
ineeday, Thursday and Friday Of next
week. He VIII be pleased to meet the
colored people. who will probably re-
member his visit here two years ago.
Complaint has been made to the
police about the congregating Of dogs
at Fifteenth and Concert streets.
They are looking up the owners and
| il 1t is found that no license has been
paid ON the animals they will be dis
posed OF.
A motion to strike was nled today
| IN the case OF 7. c. BALKAN Us. B. A.
Griffith in the district court. In the
O'Neill there L. . motion for more
specific statement. A motion for Sc
curity OF costs has been fled In the
case Of Lucille Winkler vs. Nancy
keppel.
VERY best lump coal. $3.50 deiiv-
cred. D. E Reeves 4 Co. Black 931
or 4o2.
Fort Madison VIM soon have an
other restaurant. says the Democrat
The building at IT'S Second street
recently vacated by J. c. Thomas
clothing store win be remodeled and
occupied bS che of the Syngel res
taurants. Nick Syngel. one OF the
most prominent restaurant owners In
Keokuk, hes rented the building and
win open a dairy lunch as soon as
the place can be put in shape.
The Offices Of Drs. Arnold and
Sinotte have been removed TO the sec-
| ond floor OF the Y. n. c. A.
The following from White Deer,
Texas, concerns Keokuk people: Tho
many Carson county friends and ac-
aua1ntances OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.
! Grirne. ns White De-, Sscs>! So
/ pathize with them In the death OF
Mrs. Grimes father and mother Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Busch, both sof whom
died at their home in Iowa the hrst
of the week. Mr.. Grimes Is mem
Der OF the Carson county commits
sions court and was attending the
regular monthly session Of the court
last Monday when the message came
announcing the double death. The
court Immediately adjourned. upon
receipt of this sad news, mark OF
/ respect for Mr.. Grimes. until next
| Monday.
Pine wood. VIM. Schaefer Coal Co.
Contractors believe that this Is
going to be one OF Keokuk's iveliest
building years and that all mechanics
will have plenty to do. Already
| work is proceeding on the new add
ton to the Standard -Four Tire Co
The Pechstein Iron Works VIII De
gin their enlargement rs soon as
weather conditions permit. as Will
the Keokuk Electro Metals Co. Ground
was broken yesterday for the two
| story addition to the Justice-Hoar de
rartment store and contractors VIII
II se- S:yss S:::: - PIT
arcade display windows. other I'M
provements are contracted for which
will give employment to many keo
kuk workmen.
Concerning the death at Burling
ton of Nova Glidewell, a Keokuk res
lident, the Burlington Gazette carries
the following: Nova Gldeweil. LOT
1uer,T a resident OF Keokuk, but who
/ tas made his home at 513 s. Main
street for the past few months, passed
Iaway Thursday night after an extend
led period of Illness. rhe remains were
Itakn to Keokuk, where burial will De
made. He was born in Missouri July
rs, 1884, He has been resident OF
keokuk for several years and has
many friends there. He was never
married but has relatives who do not
live in the city" The body was
brought to Keokuk yesterday after.
noon and taken to the home Of Mr..
iGiidewelrs sister, Mrs. Fred Riley,
- panL street The funeral will be