The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10
CITY NEWS.

j. Brezner 500 Main; store is now
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The subscription price of the Ell
Paso (Tex.) Herald has been advanced
/ ten cents per month, from 60 to 70
cents.
| THE Further 1t is from Tippe.
rary" from "Odds and Ends" Victor
irecord 1888. Duncan-Scheu Furnt.
ture Co.
| Private Louis Cady with Battery
| A, field artillery, is now with the
American expeditionary forces "over
I there" He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ e. L. Cady, rural route 1.
Regular melting of Morning Star
lodge No 5. X of p. at Castle hail.
! Fifth and Blondeau. Business of i'm
portance Don't fail to attend o. w.
| Rowe, c. c.: ]. A. Burgess, K Of R.
and S.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kinnaman,
1927 Exchange street, have been mott.
| fed that their son, W. r. Kinnaman,
349th infantry, Co. K, Is now in Eng.
land. He is well. the message reads,
and feeling fine.
Sergeant Leroy McQuade and
Mrs. McQuade have returned to Camp
Dodge in Des Moines after visit with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. z. Nc
Qrade. 1923 Estes street. and with
other relatives and friends.
Regular meeting Loyal Order OF
Moose. Keokuk lodge No T04. tonight
at S o'clock, in Moose hall Business
of Importance. Initiation. Social
session. Visiting brothers cordially
invited. Ed G. Vaughan. dictator.
Private Glen HARDWOOD. son of
Mrs. ]. w Wheeler, 90S Ridge street,
who left month ago to go into train
in gat Atlanta, Georgia, is seriously i'll
in one of the hospitals there. One of
the Red Cross nurses wrote his mother
this news. the letter having been re-
ceived yesterday. Private HARDWOOD
was operated on, improved for time,
then was taken ill again.
-Four more Keokuk men have join
ed the American expeditionary forces
in France. These are Corporal H S.
Mayer, 339th field artillery, son Of Mrs
NJ E LaPorte, 326 B street; Corporal
Carl e. Nelson, Company A, 313th sup
ply train; Lee A Cannon, with the
supply company. 312th engineers, and
Corporal John S. Murphy, 313th Com
pany A. supply train, sSth division
At the Ohio state fair this year,
Lieut. A. W. Shields of the aviation
corps gave spectacular flight that
thrilled the misunderstanding somer-
saults and sidewtse flips and loop the
loops. His flying was feature OF the
fair. Lieutenant Shields home Is in
Colchester, III. For a few years he
was located in Keokuk, having a po-
sition with the National Oil and Re
fning Co.
The following item Is from the
Quincy Wing: Miss Pearl Wallace,
formerly a Quincy student, who NOV
ed with her parents to haywood, Mo,
this summer, will go TO Kirksville this
fall to enter the normal school. Her
parents will soon Lex We for near Keo-
kuk to make their home. Miss Wal
lace attended High school here and
also studied music in the Quincy Col
ege Of Music.
Compliant has been made to the
police that a number Of boys are be- |
coming devoted to crap shooting after |
he midnight hour at Nineteenth and !
Bank streets, Kilbourne park The po- /
ice are 10 pIedh up SuCu
!, system and are exercising a vigi- |
ance which may land few such Of |
enders in jail before long. Then the |
dict will be for them TO go to jail or |
Jay a fine.
The fourth annual county conven- |
ion tour OF the Sunday school associa- |
ion OF Lee county VIII be held in FIT |
Madison September 1915 The lead |
ng speakers in the program will be |
William 4. Keever of Lawrence, Kan |
as: Thomas L. Gibson of baltimore, |
Maryland, will be heard in address |
md song The Rev. J. Fl. Matthias. /
,astor OF the Keokuk Baptist church. |
will conduct the adult division at one |
Il the sectional conferen ces.
Ray V Hewitt, another Reokuk /
10Y with Company l., the Rainbow d. |
ision. writes his wother. Mrs. W. G. |
levitt of the Union hotel, that he has l
'een in base hospital in France for /
eighteen days, because Of wound in 1
he ankle The first news of this came /.
through letter sent by DR.. W. Frank 1
Brown to his wife in which he spoke 4
4 Private Hewitt being under the care |!
4 the physicians IN the base hospital /
Private Hewitt was previously gass-
d. so he Is having his share OF mis- !.
ortune.
College days win soon begin for
I've other young people from Keokuk /
Voodson Huiskamp left today for
Mass. to enter the prepare /
DRY school there; Miss Madeline Con-
lable left today for Notre Dame, In j
llama. to enter st. Mary's academy; /
Donald Strickler who attended Par |
ons college last year, viii enter the 1
northwestern university at Evanston, i
H., this year; Carl Elgin will go to /
he Iowa State university this year \
o take the engineering course; Rugh A
montgomery viii go this week to Par L
Ons COLLEGE Fairfield q