The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-29
CITY NEWS.
Sugar seems to have appeared in

Sugar seems to have appeared IN
the local market again. Isl
-Elks' Halloween dance Friday
night Doughnuts and cider.
Read Sullivan & Auwerda's al
about special fur sale in this paper.
All you need is the heart and the
dollar. The third Red Cross roll call
begins November 2.
A very heavy frost came last night.
The temperature has been the lowest
of the season the last couple Of days.
-Possum Hollow Kraut. sold in 5
and 10 gal. kegs. Write for prices.
! Phone 1921, J. w. Schwarz. Warsaw.
Debating and public speaking
classes at the high schools are busy
these days solving the problems OF the
nation.
If you are at all interested in furs
/, be sure to see the special exhibit in
our store next Friday and Saturday.
Sullivan & Auwerda.
-Keokuk camp NJ. w. A., No. 622.
will hold it's regular meeting tonight
| at Woodman hall. All members are
requested TO be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Keer, form
! erly of Keokuk are thee parents OF
son, Phillip Edward, born Oct. % at
Memorial hospital Niagara, N. Y.
The Quincy Chamber Of Com
merce has named committee which
will endeavor to secure possible land
ing sites for aerial stations for aero
planes and dirigibles.
Miss Sidney j. Davis, superin-
tendent of the Young Women's Chris
tan Industrial Mission, % North
Fourth street, attended the Iowa state
conference of social work in Musca-
tine this week.
Next Friday and Saturday we will
have on exhibition the entire line OF
furs OF the reliable furriers from
whom we buy most of our turs. Come
and see them. Sullivan & Auwerda.
Home made country sorghum in |
gal jugs, $1.45 per gallon. Pumpkins
all sizes; Hubbard squash, turnips,
bulk sour kraut, 40c per gallon; white
loaf flour, s3.3s; try our 45c co1ee
Quality pleases. No. swt. potatoes,
csc per peck. Edward De Yong.
Thomas Morrisey has sold to An.
thony M. Westermeyer. land three and
half miles west of New Boston for
the sum Of $4,000. Julia A. Erb has
transferred property in section four
teen of township sixty-five to John F.
Erb for the sum of $4,000.
General John j. Pershing is going
to visit his old home at LaClede, Mo-.
and it is possible that he can be in
duced to make a trip up the Missis-
sippi valley. Keokuk has plenty to
interest him in the big power plant
and the old historical monuments here.
The Burns nouse at Eleventh and
Blondeau streets, which is being razed
now to make room for the new First
Lutheran church structure, is one Of
the old landmarks in Keokuk. When
the house was built 1t was considered
one of the most wonderful houses in
Keokuk
1t might be just as we'll to sug-
gest to people that they take into
their houses all porch furniture and
similar removable articles before Fri
day night. Otherwise Halloween
ghosts may be moved to transfer the
articles to other fields and pastures
new.
That a big delegation Of members
from the Fee club will attend the
meeting at Mt Pleasant tomorrow is
evident from the number of members
who have signified their intentions OF
getting in on the big stunt. The Fee
club members will leave here in n
special coach on the 1925 o'clock
train in the morning, and those in
charge would like to have all who in
tend to go, be at the depot by seven
O'Clock.
-Nauvoo Independent: The tres
pass case brought by Henry !
Schenk against VIM. Schneider for