The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-03
CITY NEWS.

Great sui, SOdL' LII Soo' e'So
goods, Millinery sale. Low1tz.
-Puckechetuck lodge NO. 43 meets
every Friday evening at SOW O'CLOCK
A. w. Jones, N. G.; George w. lmme-
CART, permanent secretary.
Miss Maude Brown, OF JAZZ Retu
street. received word from her brother
Private Clarence N. Brown, mas al
rived safely overseas.
Mrs. Raymond Harness or 4la
Rank street has receivd word that her
husband. Private Raymond harness
has arrived safely across the ocean.
PRIVATE John F. Kiedaisch, of ex-
centional medical replacement unit
No. "a. has arrived safely in France.
goods, Millinery sale. Lowitz.
--Cobs for sale. Phone Black $50.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Dimond have
received word that their son Roy mas
a rr;ved safely across the water. he
ir in the mechanical repair shop OF
Unit 3OS. ,.. IN
Fred E. Oldham has arrived IN
France his mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Old
ham of 220 South Fifteenth street is
informed.
regular meeting OF keokuk
lodge No. 1O6, B. P. o. E., tonight at
s o'clock. Elks' hall. Sixth and Bion'
do,r e+reets Visitors invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Montague OF
Orleans avenue. are the proud parents
If q daughter, who was born to them
Yesterday at st. Joseph's hospital
Eastern Star-Regular meeting or
F,mira chapter No. 40, o. q. S., Thurs
dav evening. Oct. 8, 1918, 7:45 sharp.
The floral ceremony will be given.
al members and visitors cordially IN
v;ted nv order Of the w. M. MRS. l..
M. Hahn, Secy.
DO YOU realize that Keokuk has
tho only home for old ladies in this
section of the country? The home is
maintained throuN the generosity OF
Keokuk people and is administered
nv Keokuk people. SO in very DEN
mite way it Is our own institution. us
finances are wisely administered by
women well known to everyone. me
home Is carefully managed by com
petent matron who is most kind 10
the members OF the household and
considerate Of their comfort and hap
piness. The home itself is open every
day to inspection. 1t is kept clean
and wholesome in every way 1t is
home to which your own mother could
90 in comfort II circumstances made
II necessary 1t is worth while TO
support such an institution. On Oct.
T and s that opportunity will come 10
you.
Six weeks course covering every
phase of dressmaking, cutting. de-
signing and sewing, by most APPROX
ed methods. Thorough instruction.
Satisfaction guaranteed. For full in
formation. write Mrs. w. ]. Schmitt,
Donnellson, Iowa.
"A flue set afire the rolf OF the
residence of Harry Arnold, HOS Bank
street. about 5 o'clock ye5'erday after
noon. and before the fire department
extinguished the blaze about $40
worth of damage was done the build
ing.
A good set Of harness was stolen
from the barn of John Arend, on the
old LaMonte place. a mile south OF
Hamilton last night. 1t was double
work harness and where the tugs had
ripped. they were fastened with shoe
nails. They theft occurred between
9 and II o'clock at night,
There was q large crowd at the
Adventist church last night to hear
the illustrated prophetic outline of
the worlds history given In the eighth
and ninth chapters of Daniel. Tonight
the lecture will be drawn from the
fourteenth verse of the eighth chap
ter of Daniel. The cleansing Of the
Sanctuary Come and hear these lee
lures. Meeting every night this week.