The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-13
CITY NEWS.

-SCnEEegaClOnal ChUrcn AaIa6I,
Saturday, ? p. m, Home Tea Co.
Il Marriage license was issued late
yesterday afternoon to Barney e
White Of Hamilton. H., and Edna Lii
liam Roach of Keokuk.
| Special for Saturday. beef pot
roast, tic h.; spring chickens talive,
30c h.; home made sausages, fresh
every day, at T. D. Haubert's 140S
Main
/ Valley and Melrose church, F. j.
Swanson. pastor In valley, Sunday
school III 2 and preaching AT In the
afternoon In Melrose Sunday school
at 10 a. NJ
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Schmidt have
received word from their son, Irwin
/ H., that he has been appointed cor
noyal He is at Camp Pike, Little
Rock, Ark
Address wanted Of Geo. Smith,
formerly Of Chicago. Was connected
with Ripley and Smith of Fort Madi-
son for three years, about % years
ago. Now about 81 years old. Import
ant Notify W. F. Kruehling, Warsaw,
III
4 large cucumber weighing 2
pounds liz ounces and measuring
l13 inches IN length was exhibited on
more HE q young watermelon than
4 a cucumber The vegetable was
raised By Cutting & Son and was
sent by them 10 the keokuk Pickle
company.
The Nineteenth Iowa infantry
volunteers viii hold their reunion
this year al the city OF Eldon, Iowa,
on October s-10, and It is hoped that
every Irving member may be there
and enjoy one more reunion. where
they may meet their old comrades.
Be sure to write Comrade J. e.
Houzhland at Eldon, Iowa, IL you
will be there.
Cliff, Roseberry has enlisted in
the o. s. navy and is aow stationed
at San Pedro, Calf. He is the son
44s Lincoln avenue. Davenport, Iowa
Formerly Mr.. Roseberry lived In
Keokuk He was well known In the
Tn-Cittes as q featherTeight boxer,
having been trained under the
MeanUr Brothers of Rock Island. III.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Strickler
have sold their home at 327 North
Fifth St and have stored household
goods for the winter, expecting to re-
turn later Mrs Strfckler will visit
with her daughters, Mrs. Robert Daw-
son in Kansas City and Mrs. Waldo
Williams IN Fort Stockton, Texas
Mr. Strickier viii make a trip TO Flor
ida and probably stay some time down
IN Pensacola
In the suit Of Nick Lanbrakts,
administrator Of the estate Of Athan-
asiog Leoleos deceased. against the
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific rail-
road the detendent through its attor-
ney. Fl. / Sawyer. has filed an answer
denying all the allegations Of the de-
fendaut's petition and allege that Le
oIeos' death was contributed 10 by his
his OWE safety.
The board Of trustees Of the Keo-
kuk Public library at it's monthly
meeting last night heard the librar
fans report OF the circulation Of books
Tor August The building committee
some improvements on
the building installing weather strips
about the windows and painting the
entrance TO the building This work !
was ordered done and the property. !
now used by the American Telegraph !
Co. was ordered painted also.
The pastor Of the 81. PauPs Evan !
zeIica1 church, Rev. A G. Ernst, VIII !
leave on A tour in the interest OF the 1
mission work OF his denomination. His I
first stop will be Clarence. Ia. He will /
attend conferences at [Marshalltown /
and Pensen. Ia, speak at Schlesniug. |
Council Bluffs. and various points in !
Nebraska, and on bis way home will I!
visit Camp Dodge. Rev Ernst's family /
will be at home and Rev W. Bechtold !!
OF Kahoka will have charge Of the |
services.
News was received yesterday by |
relatives In the city of the death OF I
Miss Mary Howell only daughter OF /
Colonel and Mrs. J. F. Howell, |
which occurred at their home in /
winthrop. Mass on September. II. |
Miss Howell was Ill only a short \
time. her death resulting from
On cum oria. She was graduated in
June from the high school and was /
preparing 70 enter college for WON
IN in the east. Colonel Howell is with
The limited States forces in France.