The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-12-23
CITY NEWS.

OuSly SICK WIN pneumonia.
Ed. Reichman who is sick
with influenza, is improving.
Mrs. Ella Marder will resume
her class of music pupils after Jan. l.
Hotel Granite will serve turkey
dinner Christmas day, 75c per plate.
Choice young roasting chickens.
dressed, soc per ID. A. F. ]. Ewers,
COS Palean.
Miss Anna M. SCHNEIDER OF St
Louis, sister of Mrs. H. NJ. Carey, is
visiting at the Carey home.
-E. Ross Baker has sold to Will.
liam Arthur Fry one-half Of lot
in Reeves. Perry and Williams addi-
ton.
"A marriage license was Issued
Saturday afternoon to Lee r. Diets
OF Keokuk and Dorothy L. Russell OF
Hamilton, Ill.
Arthur Jones has arrived at home
from Muskegon. Mich, to spend
Christmas with his mother, Mrs. c,
E. Young. and other relatives.
Lieutenant Gerard Huiskamp OF
the naval aviation corps, who has
been in France for several weeks.
arrived in Keokuk Saturday night.
Mary Bunker Reed and husband
Samuel Reed, have sold to Bernard
Van Papplendam lot seven in block
twenty-nine, in the town of Montrose
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Rogers OF
Toronto, Canada, are spending Christ
mas with their mother and sister
Mrs. Viola Rogers, of 1900 High
street.
The Christmas entertainment
which was announced to be held in
the A. M. e. church on Wednesday
evening, will be held on Tuesday
evening instead. Those interested
are asked to note the ,change.
Ny. and Mrs. G. H. Rockefeller
of Boston, and their daughter, Vir
GINA, are spending the holiday season
with their parents in Keokuk. Mrs
Rockefeller is daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Charles H. Henneman.
Effective today, all restrictions
on serving patrons of railroad dining
cars are removed, and diners on
trains can get all the bread, butter
and cheese they desire, although the
food administration still urges econ
omy and conservation along that line
Private Chauncey B. Morrison
son of Mrs. Anna B. Morrison, OF
HOP johnson streets, got a gunshot
wound in the right arm on June 25
and returned to duty with his regi
ment on September 2. He is in the
marine corps, which writes the facts
to his mother.
Choice young roasting chickens
dressed, soc per Id. A. P. J. Ewers
l60S Palean.
John Fallon and Willis Hogan
| two kids, got into a fight on the side
walk in Main street Sunday night
and were given ten days in Jail in
| the superior court On their promise
to do better. the sentence was sus
lpended during good behavior on pay
ment of the costs.
Funeral mass was held at
o'clock this morning at st. Mary's
Catholic church for Private Arnold
J. Schmeig, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Schmeig, of 1923 Exchange
street, who died in France on Octo
Der IL. The service was conducted
iby Rev. George Giglinger, pastor OF
the church.
f., The funeral of Edward Kebo was
| held at the A. M. E. church on Sun
day afternoon at 80 o'clock and was
conducted by Rev. G.. R. Waters
Burial was in the family lot in Oak
land cemetery. The pallbearers were
Louis Wilson, Earl Ware. DAME
Proctor, Clarence Weldon, John Hen
derson and William Bush.
! On Saturday evening William
Arthur Frye Of Keokuk was married
t to Miss Bernice Alcon, of Galesburg
| Ill. at the parsonage of the A. M
e. church by Rev. c. r. Waters
George Snoddy was best man anc
Mrs F. S. Johnson was matron Of
honor. Only a few friends attended
the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Frye
will live at 1421 Morgan street.
| Charles Francis Rush, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Rush, dice
this morning at 1880 o'clock at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Richard Morrissy, 623 Bank
street, of bronchial pneumonia. The
Rush family came here early in De
cembre from Brooklyn, N. Y. The
mother of the baby is seriously sicl
with influenza.
Some of the intersection posts il
Main street are being repaintet
white with dark letters, instead o
dark red with white letters. The
markers have been invisible far GU
where it is somewhat dark. Walter
Garretson, assistant chief of the fire
department, painted the ones set III
to-day to ascertain whether all should
be changed in color.