The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-25
CITY NEWS.

-Sinton trucks for picnic.
Time: Fill your car with Red
Crown" gasoline this time and you
will each next time"
Private Ed Anderson writes his
sister, Miss Anna Anderson, sos South
First street, that he has arrived IN
France. Anderson is with the 319tn
field signal corps.
-Sinton trucks for picnic.
South Eighteenth street residents
continue to complain to the police
about automobile speeders on mat
thoroughfare Chief Of Police c. h.
Hennemann said today that police
men would be placed on that street
to patrol it and arrest law infrac-
tors. "Women and young boys are
the worst offenders" he said.
Have Sinton take your picnic.
"A council meeting of the Pro
gressive club will be held Monday
will gather first for a o'clock sup
per. to be followed by business
session.
Have Sinton take your picnic.
The Standard Garden Tool com
pany conveys some Montrose prop
erty to the American Fork and Hoe
company in warranty deed filed in
the county recorders office, today.
The real estate consists Of several
lots in Montrose. The Standard Gard
en- Tool company is a partnership
company, composed of r. l.. Reed and
w. A. Hancock.
A stray mule impounded at the
police station for several days has
been returned to its owner, Herman
Rosencrans, West Keokuk man.
Rosencrans paid the price of feed and
pound care for the mule.
Seven different speakers win ad-
dress meetings in Union Mission,
South Third street, next week.
Students Of the grammar grades
of Washington school, who will soon
pass into high school, had picnic in
Cedar Glen, Friday night. Games
were played and a weiner roast was
one of the pleasantries of the outing
E. S. Patterson, principal Of the school
Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Alice Immegart,
Miss Hulda Harshman and Miss Eliza
beth Kilroy of the faculty. chaperon-
ed the party of boys and girls.
Hicks orchestra will play pro-
gram in Trinity Methodist church.
Sunday at p. m. The numbers will
be The Star Spangled Banner. minuet
from Beethoven. Nocturnal Air by
Schumann and overture to the Queen
of Autumn.
William Dye, Lee county man,
has been discharged from the army
because Of physical disability. He ne
ceived his discharge at Camp Dodge.
Des MONIES.
Maria c. Hulsebus is appointed
executor of and in the will Of Emo
Henry Hulsebus OF Donnellson, which
was opened and read publicly at the
court house Friday In this win Mr..
Hulsebus bequeathed all his property
to his wife and also made her execu-
tor of his estate.
The Stricken Store Fixture COM
pauy. PIG Johnson street, was broken
into BY thieves during the night and
forty wheat sacks were STOLEN Po-
lice are Investigating.
The Rev. e. W. Means has opened
a. Pentecostal mission on South Fifth
street between Main and Johnson
streets. The first service win be con-
Quoted there Sunday by the Rev. Nor.
gan of MontroSe.
A Ford car struck a water foun
tain between Tenth and Eleventh on
gear of the vehicle went wrong. The
Of the fountain was broken of
Dan Campbell. Burlington rail-
road section foreman wha was hurt
near Mount Pleasant when a switch
engine ran into a handcar on which
he was riding. is dead of his injuries,
it was reported today Mrs. Charlotte
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