The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-13
CITY NEWS

-Elks dance Wed, Dec. II.
Taxi cab service. Call 934. Closed
cars with heaters.
Ruling on motion to modify the
order in the matter Of the estate OF
Athanasios Leolaos has been fled In
the clerks office at the court house
Nick Lambralsis Is administrator OF
the estate Of Leolaoa.
Dance, Woodman hall, Monday
night, Dec. 10. Agnes orchestra.
"A Dodge car lost one Of its wheels
last night about o'clock when 1t
turned the corner at Eighth and Main
streets and hit the iron policeman do
ing guard there.
VIII owner Of automobile who
Witnessed breaking of glass IN car
parked in front of Gate City office last
night kindly phone Black 562 or call
at Gate City Office?
Miss Agnes dancing studio. 4207a
Main. Phone 1464.
Just received new line Of young
mems overcoats, with belt, $500 to
$500. Frank H. Jones Co.
We have the largest and most ex.
elusive line of neckwear in Keokuk,
SOC to $780, Frank II. Jones Co.
See our new waist line overcoats
with belt all around $500 to $45.00.
Frank H. Jones Co.
Dance, Woodman hall. Monday
night, Dec. Is. Agnes orchestra.
Two panes Of glass were broken
in the doors Of an automobile be-
longing to G. e. Warwick, last even
ing, while Mr.. Warwick's car was
standing in front Of The Gate City
office.
Over in England an edict issued
by the ministry Of food prohibits the
entertainment of mothers-in-law and
other guests for longer than four
weeks.
Wonderful line of silk hosiery
and dainty bloises at Styloform shop.
Railroad men seem to be or the
opinion that the curtailed train sched-
ule will have to continue for the
present. When coal begins to come
in normally, schedules can be re-
turned to normal.
Xmas trees, all sizes. ILL Con
cert. Tel. Red 1861 or Red 1929.
Now that the retail stores are
back on normal hours, Christmas
shopping should take big boost
again. The stores are all dressed in
holiday attire and the stocks were
never better.
The funeral of the late Timothy
Anglim was held this morning at ~
o'clock from st. Mary's Catholic
church, with the Rev. George Gig
linger officiating. The following act.
ed as pallbearers: Francis Hayes,
John Wagner, Harry Murphy, David
Beggs, George Walden and Jack
Brady.
Several men have applied at the
army recruiting station for service
in Panama since yesterday morning.
Two men were rejected because OF
physical defects. The rest are await
ing completion of necessary papers
and will leave Tuesday night direct
for st. Louis in a body. Picture slides
are being shown at the local theatres
illustrating Panama. Enlistments in
the month OF November to travel,
earn and learn, number S,607.
-Wanted-Men and boys Monday
morning Z a. m. Mills-Ellsworth Co.
"A curtain before an unused fire
place in the residence of w. G. Howell,
sos Grand avenue, caught fire last
night spreading to other articles IN the
room. Fortunately the fire was dis
covered and the blaze was extinguisn-
ed without calling the fire department.
Sparks from a burning chimney fall
ing down into the fireplace is thought
to have been the cause.
The Ladies Of Charity will COM
plete the packing of their Christmas
baskets next week. They earnestly
request that all who wish to contrib
ute to their work will send the gifts
to st. vincent's hall not later than
Saturday, December 20. The lists OF
all organizations assisting in the com.
Christmas work have been
carefully compared to prevent dupli-
cations and omissions. The Ladies OF
Charity have been busy since Thanks
giving preparing for the work which
they will complete next week. ST.
Vincent's hall is now open to receive
contributions.