The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-18
CITY NEWS,
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| -SintonS trucks for ptcnfcs-
-Congregattonal market juno 8
-Asfses removed Phone Red 1902
/ -Rebekahs meet at !. O. O. F. hal
at Z o'clock Monday night to Earcn
in Red Cross parade.
| -Knights Of Pythtas please meet
at club room tonight, 1880. Important
business. O. w. Rowe, G. G.
-Keokuk lodge No. -, l.. Q. Q. +.
meets regularly every Monday night,
at O'Clock. c. e. Mackie. N G.; F.
M Pugh, recording secretary.
Time! Time nies"-eo does your
car by the assistance Of the worthy
Red Crown" gasoline. Standard Oh
Company Service Station.
WIN. Vermazen has purchased an
interest In the coal business Of D. e.
Reeves & Co Retail ONCE open Mon
day, IL So. 3rd ST Phone ~.
A women's meeting viii be con-
Quoted In the Young Womenb Chris
tan Industrial mission, % North
Fourth street, Sunday evening at
O'Clock.
-Wanted-1Oo young men at First
Baptist church at 8: 80 Sunday q m.
Mr.. ]. G. Thomas. salesmanager OF
the Purity Oats Co.. win address the
class: be sure and hear him
-Sinton for picnic auto service.
DIR. E. B. Newcomb has SUFFICIENT
" recovered from illness to conduct
the morning service Sunday in the
Westminster church. There win be
no evening seryice-
Dorothy Smith. a citizen OF
Peoria, Ill. was released from the
city Jail Friday. after weeks resi-
dence here, and told to leave the city.
She was arrested by state agent in
a hotel and charged with creating
disturbance while intoxicated.
-Sinton for picnic auto service.
Marshall VerSteeg. 1902 Grand
avenue, and son Of Mrs. Nellie Yer
Steeg, has been ordered to report for
training in the fourth officers train
ing camp at Camp Dodge, Des Moines.
Mrs. yerSteeg expects to spend a
part OF the summer in Des Moines.
Frank instead of John Kenney is
to be honored by the service flag ex-
ercises in St Francis de Sales church
Sunday afternoon. A list furnished
The Gate City contained the wrong
name. Eighteen boys Of the church
who have gone to WIT Will be repre-
scented by that many stars in service
Tag.
Time! Time flies" 80 does your
car by the assistance Of the worthy
Red Crown" gasoline. Standard Oil
Company Service Station.
There will be a sing in the Y.
W. c. A. auditorium tomorrow at 8
D. M, under the auspices of the Mon
day Music club, for all those who Will
sing in the Red Cross parade Mon
day night. II will be led by the Keo-
kuk Concert band Every one who
mas enlisted for this occasion is ask
I'd to report promptly.
A shipment from the Red Cross
was made today of work done by the
country auxiliaries and including
four winter hospital bed shirts and
twenty summer hospital bed shirts.
Attention Of the West KeokHk knit
ters' auxiliary is called to a change
In the time Of their meeting, which
will be held on Thursday evening
instead OF on Monday evening.
Twice as many women in Keokuk
and the surrounding district have
aiken the civil service examinations
han last Lately between forty and
fifty girls have gone to Washington
% enter the service OF Uncle Sam.
The majority have taken examination
or positions as stenographers. An
.ntrance salary OF $1,100 a year is
aid
-Smton's trucks for pfcnics.
William e. King, a Keokuk boy,
low connected with the typographical
department. Of the Quincy Qll.) Wing,
S one of the men from Adams county
Who will go into military service the
asst, of this month. King is the son
f Mr. and Mrs. W. A King, 2023 Des
doines street The name of Paul j.
4ahner, another Keokuk citizen, APP
,ears in the list of selectives to go
rom Quincy the last week in May.
Time! Time flies"-so does your |
ar by the assistance of the worthy |
Red Crown" gasoline Standard Oil !
company Service Station.
Paul l. Dysart, who has been |
pending the past three months in |
leokuk with his aunt, Mrs. R G. |
Iorne, will return today to his |
ONE in Chicago. He received news
hat he has successfully passed |
ne examination and will be adj
lifted to the Annapolis naval acad-
my. He went with Company L to
be Mexican border two years ago as
ugler. Later he was appointed j
rom one of the Chicago high schools
} take some special military train
ig, which training covered several
lonths. He is a grandson Of the late
laj. D. B. Hamill, who was a civil
ar veteran
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