The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-15
CITY NEWS.

Eat hamburger at Alley Inn, SC.
-Pollard's bakery is now open a
wv location, No sos Main st.
Mem ers OF the Keokuk Fee clut
Imposed OF Shriners, will go to War
wv June 10 for supper.
We have what you want II
reens. Keokuk Metal Weather StriI
Phone GA. 515 johnson.
Red Crown" Charges the hills
bes over the top and "rambles
|me'' on the level. Price it. Stand
ID Oil Co. Service Station,
Mrs. Lillian Hunter Of 217 NORTH
fifth street, has received word from
e navy department that her sor
lillian Hunter left for France, June
-Pollard's bakery is now open al
wv location, No. sos Main ST.
Miss Mabel Clair Brown received
becial mention as a post graduate In
normal training course at the com
encement exercises OF the High
Ehool last night
Relatives in the city have re
eived news of the death of Professor
lbert McCalla which occurred re
entity in Chicago. Professor McCalla
las the brother-in-law Of L. A. Hamtll
nd Mrs. r. G. Horne.
Bethel A. M. E. church services
Preaching IL a. m. and p. m. Class
b m. Sunday school 200 m. Al
D. m. the annual sermon Of the
Knights of lager and Daughters OF
be Tabernacle and Children OF the
ents will be preached by Rev Ewing.
-Pollard's bakery Is now open al
ew location, No. sos Main st.
Leon F. Alden. a former Keokuk
BY, who is a survivor Of the ill fated
Transport THE Lincoln" which was
brpedoed two weeks ago, is now safe
J New York City. A telegram to his
kother, Mrs. II. G. Wildman, 1872
alean street, brought this news.
-Pollard's bakery is now open at
ew location, No. sos Main st.
I'm the Red Cross shipment this
eek the Keokuk chapter sent twenty
elpless case shirts and thirty-f1ve
pspital bed shirts. Seventy hospital
ed shirts were sent from the country
hxiliaries.
Three grade school teachers will
hke a six weeks course in normal
CuOOi. DIT DOutuCl, SOlO.s thAo oNAAA
her. These young women are Miss
fora Lachmann and Miss Florence
rown, teachers in Lincoln school and
Hiss Leona Keith, who has been
eaching in the Carey school.
An order has been issued by
Judge Martin J. Wade for the re
base of James Z. Moore of Keokuk on
is own bond. The order read that
Ioore must appear at the next term
the United States district court fol-
hilure to register for military serv
BE. Moore was indicted during the
bst term of court.
There will be no five o'clock meet
hg at the Young Women's Christian
Industrial mission, 90 North Fourth
treet Sunday afternoon. Beginning
Monday evening there will be serv
ees at the mission each night Of the
Feek and Bible class every Afternoon
rom 3 to 4 o'clock. The services will
e conducted by Evangelist Miss A. l.
lark of the Bible training school Of
cincinnati. There will be open all
feetings if the weather permits.
The H. II. H. club Of the Con
regational Sunday school gave Q
arty at the home OF their Sunday
chool teacher, Miss Louis Helwig
IL Fulton street, Tuesday night
honor OF Frank Bidwell of Chicago
]. The boys played games ane
ght refreshments were served.
Jack Kiedaisch, a small boy
rent swimming at the Y. M. c. A
oday. He left his bicycle in the
ack outside the building. When he
anne out, some one had stolen the
Fheei. The police were asked tc
md the bicycle. The owner lives a
oil Morgan street