The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-09
CITY NEWS.
Dill weed at Tigue's. 922 Main.
Miss Agnes studio now open

-Msonic: Special meeting o
Eagle Lodge No. IL. Tuesday ever
ing. 1880. First degree.
Corporal F. B. Jack, Battery A
234 field artillery, is now with tn
American army in France.
A marriage license was issues
Sunday morning TO Grace Meigs an.
DR.. Thomas +. Crowder. OF Chicago
Clarence E. Langwith, Co. F. 81
A. E. f., Ssth division, son OF Mr.
and Mrs, A. ]. Langwith, 304 Elk
change street, is safe in France.
e. w. McManus, county attorney
was one OF the speakers on the pro
gram at the West Point fair Satur
day. Mr. aIcManus gave patriotic
address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Aiken Of
West Keokuk. have received wore
that their son Harry has reached the
other side. He is with battery A OF
the S37th regiment
Il William Charles Frank, 3S9 field
artillery, has landed safely overseas
according 10 a letter received by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank
110e Reid street.
Elmer Dickson, sS9 F. a. band
headquarters company, has joined TIE
American forces abroad, according %
word which has been received by his
wife. Mrs. Elmer Dickson. 1928 Park
Istreet-
A marriage license was issued
/ this morning 10 Robert l. Sypert, OF
! Chicago The marriage Ceremony
was performed by z. E Hawkes.,
1 justice of the peace
| Alton Ross Robertson, who Is
! director and drum major OF the 346th
infantry band, has arrived safely in
France, the news of which has been
received by his mother, Mrs. ]. Ross
Robertson, S0T Exchange street
Charles NJ. Macmillan has con-
yeyed to Ralph o. Winger q piece of
real estate which lies on Orleans ave
nue. between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in a warranty deed filed with
the county recorder.
Address wanted of Geo. Smith,
formerly Of Chicago. Was connected
with Ripley and Smith of Fort Madi-
sou for three years. about % years
ago Now about 81 years old. Import
ant Notify ". F. Kruehling, Warsaw.
Ill
Mrs Sherwood. 1929 Franklin
street. is in receipt of a clipping
from her son Ray Sherwood, who is
with the American army in France.
which gives an account Of the hos
pital work Ray is in base hospital
No. "a.
Mayor Ed S Lotion is in receipt
of copy of THE Stars and Stripes"
the official newspaper of the A E. F.
This was sent him by Private VIII
liam Johnson, Company L, I6sth In
fantry. France. The edition has a
note regarding Yankee vic
tories over there"
Charles Washington. coIored.
against whom information was filed
for shooting craps on the Trinity
n. E. church steps. has been fined
1888 by the police. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest OF the
other five or six young men in the
party. who are charged with the
same offense.
An alarm of fire sent the fire de-
partmsnt to the home of E. s. Phil
lips, T12 Franklin street. Saturday
afternoon. The chauffeur, William /
Martin, had been burning the carbon I
put of the automobile with the result /
nat a smoke and smudge had been .
n evidence. There wasn't anything 4
Tor the fremen to do when they !
reached the house, they tell one, for
nothing had got afre
William West of South Sixteenth !.
street who was released after serv- i
ing thirty days in the county Jail,
vas rearTested by the police Satur-
lay. Information had been fled .
against him last week by his wife, /
Edna West, who asked that ne be put
Under bond TO keep the peace She /
claims that he has assaulted her at I
rarious times and that she is fearful .
II him. He was arrested before, the
,olice say, charged with beating his
itepson.
%. c. Bolts Packard car had a
Eight collision with q two passenger
Ford roadster about $50 o'clock Sun
lay morning Mr.. Bolts driver was
coming down Sixth street toward
,fain while the Ford car. driven 5y
! travelling man from out of town,
vas making its way down Blondeal
oward Sixth street Lock out"
relied someone as the two cars
scraDed each other. In some way
he stearfng gear of the Ford became
.ramped and the machine ran up the
.urbing and almost into the Van
Doren Brothers Printing compeny's
flee. The axle and "" rod on the
FORD were bent but the Packard car
.scaped without damage. II
The Keoseuqua Republican of
september 5tn has the following 10
ay OF one OF our well known citf- !
ems: Judge Felix T. Hughes, one OF I
he able attorneys OF Iowa as well as
ne OF it's best citizens. was in town
tuesday on court business and made
III Office a brief visit His home has
sea in keokuk for many years. He
; nearing Inc fouT-score station in
fe's journey, but his mind is as
lear and his step as brisk as the
rdina-y man who has reached the
ali century mark The lives OF such
lsn as Judge Hughes are worth
otnsthing in their influence for good