The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-27
CITY NEWS

fresh SAAs6 ~ jos 11<S-&sGzt 6
zoe Main
knights Of PysAiss excursion 70
Madison Saturday afternoon. June -.
Hear Mrs Wright ScAoCren.
June Is. SEmmiIsHe hall Red Cross
benefit
Phone Us your orders fog hay.
corn, scratch feed. etc, Egs Of all
sizes ScAaate-. iii Main Phone SIS
Just received shipment of mems
grey and brown cloth leather sole
summer shoes % sell az s. per pair.
Ludwigs. 1909 Main
Cement walks chimney and els
tern repairs. cement gathering socn-
6zttoa building. etc CaA Black 1874
q Il Strohneie--
Hear Nina Hodge. reade-; Irene
Ecnoesoa. pianist; Florence Schou-
ten. conraEo, at SvInmitviIie, Fri
day. J1ne IS Benefit Red Cross
George s. Tucker Is confined 10
his home, COS Fulton street by Illness
He was able 10 SIT Up s while today
for the first tine since Tuesday
Hearing a. the charge against
Owen Real, accused Of oFuing and
keeping liquor for sale, has been set
for p n today. in the superior
y court
h -Don't forget the &. of P. ercur-
sion Saturday on G. ". Bill Boat
leaves AZ 5 p. IA
The Eu1erfr court has entered
a decree in the case OF c. w. Randall
US Julia Thomas. Outlaw. Robinson.
1 II which the title TO lot four IN block
! fifrTssven Of klbourne's addition Is
/ quoted N the Plaintiff
-Puckeehe.Sck lodge No. ~ meets
erery Friday evening az SEQ o'clock.
VIM Van Steenwyk. n. G.; George
". Immegarr permanent secretary,
Eectjnn CT representative. Fun az
tendance OF P. G. required Also IN
itatson-
The Rev. FL. Swanson OF the
Swedish Methodist church WIN preach
AZ the Union Mission. Is South Third
street tonight An address viii be
given by Dr.. H B McEree OF the
United Presbyterian church al the
misssoo Friday night
-Cnosce seed beans Schaete'a
Roscoe Hise, son of Mrs. Charles
Trsnkerho1se. HI Exchange street,
Cody, Deming. n. II, to Camp Mer- |
ritt, New Jersey. Hise Is IN the auto
department. Company II. 1ssrd IN
First Saturday afternoon excur-
sion Of the season. June ., on the /
-Hn.D given by Knights OF PytMas"
Bishop John C. Sage, OF Salira,
Eans-, former rector Of St johns
Episcopal church In Keokuk. has
gone TO Richards Landing. St Jo-
sepRs Island, Ontario, Canada, to
spend his vacation, Keokuk friends
have learned. He expects 70 be joined
later by his daughter and her baby.
Don't forget K Of P. excursion
~
D m. and waits for evening train
e o. Eckland, who has been EN-
pioyed for several years az chemist
for Huninger BrotherS company, e1-
poets TO depart Saturday for Milwau-
kee, Wis, 70 take charge OF the Wis
cousin Sugar Refining COMPANY
plant Mr.. Eckiand viii be accom-
panied By his family TO Milwaukee
Knights os Pythias excursion to
Madison Saturday afternoon. June %.
Nineteen dollars, the profits Of
z dance gtven at SummitTTIe recent
~ By Miss Emily Miller and Miss
Rnse Esae, VIII be presented to the
Red Cross The young women er
ches-s Tor music, and the Summit
vile association for use Of the dance
hail
Special PRICE on white slippers.
Ludwfgs. 1904 Main
Bronze buttons are to be given
boys who swim the length OF the
at the T. II. c. A Friday
night. when a public exhibition Is Is
10 take place More than one bun
1rei youthful swimmers are expected
20 participate. They have been stu
dents at free swimming school in
the association building for ten
the exhibition viii supply his own
Don't forget he z. Of P. excnr- ,
sion Saturday ON G. W. Hill Boat
leaves al p. n
A special season. of the WapeTlo
county grand jury was called at OF
runrxa Wednesday to Investigate the
Detective ]. y. Wifkerson case. W. A
Potter. who has been serving as a
state agent and who had come to !:
Keosluk 10 work on several cases,
was called to Ottumwa- Potter
showed photographs of rooms in
hotel where wflkerson is alleged to
have been found with Mrs. Mae
been presented with this evidence
Go with knights of Pythias to
Madison Saturday afternoon on the G.
w. Hill and have good time.
A non-edncational civil service
exam nation will be held at the q. s.
engineer Office, Rock Island, Ill., on
July 1, for replenishing the lists of
registered positions in connection
with the work of improving the up
per Mississippi river, its tributaries
and other localities These positions
include inspectors, overseers, fore +.
men masters, mates, pilots, steam
and gasoline engineers (requiring Z
fcEnEel, surveymen (transitmen,
eyelmen, recorders, rodmen, chain
aen, stc.), all mechanical tradesInen
md helpers, apprentices to mechan-
cal trades, brakemen, bridge teAd-
srz. cable gplicers, car repairers,
.era SIT testers and cement workers,
5sncrese rnishers, cranesmen, dredge .
q yEaeerg Clipper and hydraulic) -
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