The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-16
CITY NEWS.
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For scobs phone ooo
Manted-Men for street work Al
.md and Main. Apply on work.
c Cs Joyce & Co.
Cfln Masonic: Special meeting Eagle
,ra No. IL, Tuesday evening. Sept
~ ~: 3rd degree. ,...,.o has haen
70 Louis Edward Glasford and
issue;n +. McMeen, both a Glasford,
Iowa I,e Keokuk Concert band will
; concert at the Elk's building to-
g Ne night at eight o'clock II the
moID a pleasant. The band will
e ,'v outside the building.
pW c,stern cleaning, chimney repair
=. sidewalks, foundation building,
~ w. aoors. cemetery lot walls. Call
Cslo, 1373 A. l.. Strohmeier.
b'S' nesnite the efforts of the police
! abolish crap shooting this form OF
u.mbling goes on in the city. rich
"a Fnlton was arrested Sunday TOT
asoot,ng craps on Fourth street IN the
susv between Main and Johnson
a a.rasts Two other young men who
Sare with him escaped arrest. Full
ton was fined 1885.
W. A marriage license was Issued
10 saturday afternoon to Selby
I.snson and Mittie Foulkes, both of
Keokuk.
cacond and Main. Apply on work.
Cameron, Joyce & Co.
"A thief visited the tool house on
second street between Main and
1ohnson. owned by Lee c. Hovey
oud helped himself to a gold headed
UMBRELLA, gray sweater and an over
cnat with black stripes. Mr.. Hovey
reported the theft to the police and
said that the property had peen
stolen since last Friday.
-Wanted-Men for street work at
Second and Main. Apply on work.
cameron, Joyce & Co.
-Keokuk will send number of
sslective service men to- Camp Dodge,
.awa during five days period which
begins October Z. Iowa is required
n furnish 5,SO5 men for this call.
Neither the number nor the names Of
,,e men who will go from Keokuk
have been announced. They will be
taken from class one men who regis
tered June 5th or August oath, &C
cording to John C. Scott, head of the
local exemption board. This call will
virtually exhaust the present class
one in the state.
DIR. l.. NJ Coffey who has been
IN St. Louis the past week. on pro-
fessional business, has returned.
"A warranty deed was filed in the
recorders Office this morning where
F by Hettie Brunat, Mr.. and Mrs. !
George Daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. F. |
F ". Butcher, Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Bunner convey to Harry A. Brunat
property on the corner of Eleventh !
and Palean street.
Miss Leatha Cantril, neice of Fl. |,
| G. Stebbns of 713 Concert street, |
| died Sunday morning in Colo
RADIO Springs. She was born in West |
Point November %, 1900. When Miss |
Cantri was taken i'll two years ago, /
she went to Colorado Springs for
her health. tuberculosis of the bow !
els caused the death. The body will /
te brought to West Point for burial
Wednesday
IT ]. Lowrie, a well known rail-
road official died of apoplexy Satur
way Inviting DIT HIS noI.6 III f1dnHlDdl,
Mo. He has been chief dispatcher in
Hannibal for twenty-five years. The
funeral took place today at $3.50 q. m.
IN that city. George T. Higgins of TIT
franklin street went to Hannibal to
attend the services.
Alvin Anderson, who says he reg
lstered in Keokuk, is being held at
Fort Thomas, KY, for Identification
by the Lee county exemption boardi
sherif Scott received telegram this
morning to that efect. The board
las gone through the long list of An
aersons registered in Lee county but
anas no Alvin Anderson among them.
anyone having knowledge of the mar
Is asked to notify Sheriff John. C. t.
Scott
- The Chaplain's Aid society OF ST.
Ie'er alumnae will meet this even
,us at 1880 o'clock at Saint Vincent's
aah 70 make scapulars for the sol
ue,s. everyone is cordially invited,
I'M those having material are espec-
.ahy urgered to send or bring the Il
'oapulars they have made.
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