The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-26
CITY NEWS

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r.
Touhey, 426 South Eighteenth street
g. son, November rs.
AT the Garfield school this after.
noon an interesting entertainment
was given appropriate to Thanks
Ewing. The characters were: Pill
grim father, James Fulton; Autumn,
francis Hogle; Farmer Lads, nine.
teen boys from the sixth room;
Farmer Lassies, twenty girls from
room six. The playlet was entitled
The Pilgrims Dream
"A 75c turkey dinner will be
served from ~ to at the Home cafe
Your choice either turkey or goose
dinner from to s. Music by Agnes
orchestra
-7Josph Ogden. the seven-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Ogden
OF Davenport, Iowa, had the misfor
tune to lose the sight Of his right
eye. The lad and his cousin and
some other boys were playing around
some iron pipes. He was looking
through one and his cousin showed a
long iron rod into the pipe and IL
Went through the eyeball The acct
NSAAe oSSull last w GQuGSQdy.
Robert A. Roberts has enlisted
IN the medical corps for years
service in the Hawaiian islands. He
was accepted at the local recruiting
station today.
Daily milk customers. Address
Hamilton Dairy. general delivery
Keokuk, Iowa.
"A Toe turkey dinner will be
served from IL to at the Home cafe
Your choice either turkey or goose
dinner from 8 to 8. Music by Agnes
orchestra
"A program appropriate to Thanks
giving day was given this afternoon
IN the kindergarten room of the Lin
coin school by rooms four and five.
The First Thanksgiving Day" was
presented by the school pupils. The
chief characters were: Father,
Charles McLane; mother, Luella LOT
den; their children: Betty, Mabel
Meyer: Edward, William Walton
Richard, Verna Laws; Aunt Ruth.
Lois Morgan; Priscilla Mullen, Els.
Their Meyer; John Alden, Dow Pudor;
Miles Standish, Melvin McNulty:
Sauanto, Glen WEIGH; Indians: John
Alberts, Hubert Jones, Charles Rose;
orphans: Mary, Ethelyn Wharton;
Robert, Fred Glasgow. Besides the
play, there were songs and recita-
tions appropriate to the day, and the
fourth room pupils gave a play en-
titled "Id Be Thankful
"A 75c turkey dinner will be
served from IL to 2 at the Home cafe.
Your choice either turkey or goose
dinner from to s. Music by Agnes
orchestra. ss
Fifteen or twenty beef hides
were stolen from Memphis, Mo-, last
night, the police today were notified.
The Gate City cannot urge too
strongly that merchants send in their
advertising copy the day before the
adv. is to appear in the paper. The
mechanical conditions and the limit.
ed amount Of print paper makes 1t
necessary for such cooperation on
the part of the merchants. Consider.
able advertising has been omitted
from recent issues OF the paper be-
cause copy is received too late.
The reports for the second six
weeks of school work in the high
school are in the mails today. It is
the request of the high schol authori-
ties that the parents of the pupils
keep these reports for reference.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hennings
and their guests, Charles Hennings
and wife and son, of Amboy, Mimi,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dooley, Mrs.
Bert Clark and daughter and Mrs.
Flora Smith. were dinner guests yes
terday at the country home Of W. H.
White.
A 75c turkey dinner will be
served from II to 2 at the Home cafe.
Your choice either turkey or goose
dinner from to s. Music by Agnes
orchestra.
Tomorrow, Fort Madison vs.
Keokuk. Game called at 2:30. To
night, mass meeting at o'clock.
The case Of Frank Greenough vs.
the River Smelling and Refining
company and G. d. Scholl has been
settled and dismissed. The case
grew out of the swearing out of a
search warrant against the plaintiff
property. which plaintiff alleged was
false and for which he claimed dam
ages. 1t is understood that Green
ough was paid $3.50 and costs in the
settlement.