The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-21
CRY NEWS.

-Finnan haddie and Jones' sausage
at T. Nodler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Dunn are the
parents OF son, born January 13.
Ladies auxiliary of Eagles dance
Thursday. Jan. "a. for Eagles and
families.
Masonic special: Eagle lodge,
Tuesday evening, January %, 1918, at
1880 Second degree.
ALI those holding invitations for
the U. C. T. masquerade bali Jan. %
can secure their costumes at Star
Cleaners, 624 Main.
"A marriage license was issued
Saturday to Bryan Hancock. q, OF
New Boston and Hazel Marian Yer
mazen, 81 OF Charleston.
"A marriage license WSS issued
Saturday to Fred Kelley, % and Mary
Ellen Washburn, 20, both Of Keokuk.
They were married by e. E. Hawkes.,
justice of the peace.
There Will be free motion picture
exhibition tomorrow evening at the r
NJ. c. A. auditorium. The reels to be
shown are: ISL Smiths Conviction
and two reels of Evolution Of a Stem
ographer."
~. NJ. F'urlong injured his ankle in
Ottumwa Thursday of last week,
when he slipped on the icy pavement,
and injured the ankle bone in his fall.
He returned to Keokuk and Is confln-
ed to his home.
There will be a banquet at the
church parlors OF the Christian church
tomorrow evening. Omcers and
teachers OF the Sunday school and ON
GERS OF the Classes are invited. The
object OF the banquet is to put the
Sunday school on war basis.
-Finnan haddie and Jones' sausage
at T. Nodler's.
Joe Jenkins who in the early days
OF his baseball career was member
of the Keokuk team, who later become
famous as catcher for the Chicago
White Sox is now in'the q. S. service.
A picture Of him In the uniform of
Uncle Sam has been printed in sever
al of the large dailfes.
Through a misunderstanding, 1T
was stated in The Gate City last week
that John E. Craig was ineligible for
the postmaster's examination because
of his agN Mr.. Craig is well under the
maximum age limit, and will be able
to qualify with years to spare, and is
in every way eligible to take the ex-
animation.
The HARRISON Costume Co., OF
Kansas City will be at ga Main Jan.
1924. Secure costumes for the U. c.
T. masquerade ball
AT the Baptist church last even
ing some war work was done. One
hundred thrift cards were. given out,
and each person who took one is pledg-
ed to purchase $500 in stamps before
Feb. 8. The Baptists took time by the
foreIock and got ahead of the regular
thrift stamp drive.
AT the "Y" gym Tuesday evening
there will be two games of basketball
in the Commercial league. At S.15 the
Mississippi River Power Co. will play
Kellogg Birge3E1,I eAt the Irwin Phil
lips Co. will play the Keokuk E1ectrics.
These games OF the Commercial league
are improving and it is probable those
who are present will see some scrap.
by playing Tuesday evening.
A Hudson super-six sedan. belong
ing to A. w. Peterson, general manag-
er of the Waterloo Courier was stolen
from Waterloo Friday night, January
Is. The car is described in cards be-
ing sent out as 1917 model. six pas
senger car. For Identification mark,
there is an iron ROD hand rest on right
hand side of car under window by
front seat. and point of front left hand
fender Is slightly bruised. The car
carried state license No. 19s391, fac
tory number H. 9207S There Is 800
pany, and Mr.. Peterson offers an adj
unchanged.