The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-07
CITY NEWS.

st. Mary's social tomorrow night
Important business meeting at
prayer service, First Baptist church,
August Z.
Frank w. Loewenstein, OF 1920
Leighton avenue, who Is ill In the
Graham hospital, is improving.
Weeds took fire near the Rand
park steps leading to the river, late
yesterday. Firemen beat out the
blaze with brooms.
-Keokuk camp Nj. W. A., No. s22
9Th hold it's regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall All members are
renuested to be present.
"A marriage license was issued
to Warren Russ. aged 10, and Fannie
III. tombstone. aged 48, by the county
clerk Tuesday. Both live in Keokuk.
The Carey school auxiliary OF
the Junior Red Cross will give a So
cial on the Carey school lawn Thurs
day, August s, proceeds to buy yarn.
Regular meeting OF KeokuE aerie
No. 683, F. o. E., tonight at Eagles
hall. 4o7 Blondeau street. at 8 o'clock.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
Chas. A. Noakes. secretary.
w. F.. Monfort, specialist, from
St. Louis. Mo, is expected to arrive
in the city today to go over the Keo-
kuk waterworks system and report
conditions relative to the plant here.
Important business meeting at
prayer service, First Baptist church,
August Z.
Warren Russ and Fannie John
son, a negro couple, were married
Tuesday by Justice OF the Peace
years of age. His bride is about
h}a fy,nfnr
Robert E. Lnquist has conveyed
to Bernard Van Pappelendam real
estate between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets on Exchange street, in
a warranty deed which was filed
with the county recorded August 9.
An edition OF The Stars and
Stripes, official newspaper OF the ex-
peditionary forces in France. and
copy OF the New York Heralds Paris
edition have been sent to Keokuk by
Private Thomas B. Stack, Company
L, 16Sth infantry.
Charles E. Honce, q Keoltuk SOL
der at Camp Dodge, has been ap-
pointed to corporalcy in the ma.
tional army. Corporal Honce is
of Company c, 337th field
artillery. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Honce, 1101 High
street.
u. Friedman, father of H. n.
Of the Hippodrome theater, who re-
Gently left for Camp Forest, Ca,
died suddenly in Chicago today, It
was reported by the younger Fried
mans friends here. 4
Miss Edna George, who was for
m erly physical director of the Young
Woman's Christian association here,
writes friends that her work as
physical director Is progressing in
Neb She has organized two
drill classes.
Important business meeting at !
prayer service, First Baptist church, |
August Z.
Burial Of Byron c. Cook, who
died Sunday, August 4, took place in |
on Tuesday. Mr.. Cook,
who was formerly a business man !
In Keokuk, had been i'll three years. |
He is survived by his widow. Anna |
Polser Cook; son, Orren H., aud |
Of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Grace ,
Brock, of Jefferson, Iowa.
A wrranty deed has been filed /
wherein James and Violet McCarty !
to R. V. McCutchan real es-
late mile and quarter west OF
The Melrose church. Another war
-anty deed shows the exchange OF
his property from r. v. McCutchan
o Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Mccoy. Both
warranty deeds were filed with the
county recorder August 6.
Cecil Clark, who is a registrant
1t Peoria, H., is transferred to Keo-
Suk. He Is called to report at the
county court house at p. m. Friday
o leave Saturday at a. m. for Camp i
Dodge, Des Moines. Joseph NJ. Pay \
on, of Los Angeles, Is another regis
rant who has been transferred to
xeokuk. He is ordered to come to |