The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-05
CITY NEWS.

Singer shop 5os Main. Phone 22s.
PICKLES at Tigue's, &C per doz.
knights of Pythias dance Friday,
April s.
% E. S. market at the Home Tea
Co. tomorrow.
See the Chinamel demonstration
at McGrath Bros.
New spring wash goods, 15c TO
75c yard. Central store.
Attend big special basement; also
hat sale tomorrow. Lowitz.
A daughter was born last night
to Mir. and Mrs. Perry Ruby OF 1872
Franklin street.
-Eron Humphrey was arrested by
the police yesterday evening and Is
being held for Investigation
A purely vegetable product. Far
rell's Al brand of summer marga-
rine. For sale at all dealers
Spring and summer underwear
now on display. Central store.
Valley and Melrose church. F.
j. Swanson, pastor.-Valley: Sunday
school at 2 p. m, and preaching at
3 in the afternoon. Melrose: sun
day school at 10 a. m.
Attend big special basement; also
hat sale tomorrow. Lowitz.
ATTEND big special basement; also
hat sale tomorrow. Lowitz.
The case of John e. Fleming who
was arrested yesterday on wife de-
sertion charge, was thrown out OF
cou.- His wife, the complaining wit
; ness. dismissed the charge.
New curtain goods, 15c to SOC
yard, at the Central store.
j. L. Coates, rural carrier from
. the Dubuque, Iowa, office, gets the
honors for Iowa rural carriers in
thrift stamp sales. He has sold over
three thousand dollars worth OF
stamps.
New dress silks Sc inch fancies,
$50, s175 and 80 yard at the Cen
trail.
! The northern lights were faring
up in the sky this morning at 400
o'clock, according to those who hap
pened to be astir at that hour, but
the display was not as brilliant as
the big show on the night Of March
7th.
Attend big special basement; also
hat sale tomorrow. Lowitz.
60 to McGrath's and find out how
10 grain your old floors to make the.,I
look like natural oak wood. Any
body can do 1t.
About seventy couples enjoyed
the dance at the Woodmen hall last
night 1t was the second of series
of dances given by the Fort Madison
Pleasure club. Agnes ten piece OF
chestra furnished the music for the
program Of dances.
Singer shop 5O4 Main. Phone 229
New georgette waists Just ar
rived. Many new shades Central
store.
-Firemen at the Sixth street sta
ton had their midnight slumbers
somewhat interrupted last night whe:
a party of late motorists leaving tn
dance let their Ford get temper
mental A little advice from the scan
tily-clad mechanics at the station was
taken and the car went on its way.
New line of figured silkolines
have arrived at Central.
Attend big special basement; alse
hat sale tomorrow. Lowitz.
George II. Duty, publisher OF the
Montrose Journal for seven years,
will this week turn the job over to
George A. Bonnert, who will have
entire charge of the Journal office.
according to the announcement IN
this weeks issue. Mr.. Bonnert has
spent L"cuLy-d't scdi III newspaper
work
Attend big special basement; also
hat sale tomorrow. Lowitz.
Leonard Kicker, 140s Ash street
suffered a painful injury yesterday
when a harrow with which he was
ploughing a garden. struck a stump
and jumped, causing one of the teeth
to enter his leg just above the ankle /
The ligaments were torn loose and
blood poisoning Is feared. The wound
was dressed and anti-tetanus serum
was used and it is hoped that no
serious consequences will develop.
Large display OF dress ginghams
25c, z9c, Csc yard at Central.
The Knights of Columbus of
Burlington, Fort Madison and Keo- |
kuk will hold their tri-city initiate |
in Burlington Sunday, April T. On |
this day the second and third de- |
grees Of the order will be exempli- |
fed. Mr. O'Brien, district deputy of |
OeIwein, Iowa, and staff will exemp- |
lify the third degree and Keokuk !
council will exemplify the second de- |
gree. The Keokuk knights will leave |
Sunday on the 1925 a. m. train and |
4 large delegation is expected to |
make the trip.
Attend big special basement; also |
hat sale tomorrow. Lowitz