The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-16
CITY NEWS
-Elks dance Wed. Dec. IL.

Elias QdQCS w CO.. Lee. H.
-Harmonicas. genuine, just re-
ceived- Kiedaisch drug store, Elev-
enth and Main streets.
-Elks dance Wed, Dec IL
Large shipment satin hats Just
received. Latest styles. popular
priced n. s. Lowitz Co
Charles and Mary Hitler have
given quit claim deed to William
n. Sage for property located on John
son street between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
"A divorce petition has been filed
in the district COURT with Grace Nye
plaintiff against John Nye, defend
ant. on the grounds OF cruel and in
human treatment
--fIarmanicas, genuine. just re-
ceived. Kiedaisch drug store, Elep-
enth and Main streets
Don't forget to put your dough
in the doughnut on the street cor
ner, lis the Salvation Army's appeal
to Keokuk people This will be used
to help fill baskets going to the poor.
Fire in the boiler room of the
Pence Button works at Dallas City.
!, III. broke up church services Sunday.
while people aided the fire depart
ment. Damage was said to be nomi-
nal
-Harmon;cas, genuine. just re-
ceired. Kisdaisch drug store, Elev-
enth and Main streets.
Here's suggestion from Alex
Miller in the Washington Democrat
anent the fuel situation and Americas
debt to France: If it really gets that
had, well bet ON the American Legion
TO secure enough fuel for the town.
Give them a dark night, two-by-four
stove. ccId billet, and French town.
and they'll produce the fuel. Buy It?
Hardly any. Just borrow" it from
la Frog" wood pile We've paid our
debt TO Lafayette now who'nll do we
owe?"
Mary Seibert has sold to Belle
Harter property located on the cor
ner of Eighth and Exchange streets
for the sum of $3,e5o Louisa and
FIave ]. Haines ct al have sold TO
Barbara E. Breitenstein property To-
Gated on Fulton street between Fifth
and Sixth streets for the sum OF
81 500.
Funeral services for the late
Christian Lock were held Monday
afternoon from the residence OF his
daughter. Mrs. Eva Rose. 81 North
Sixtf, street. with the Rev. a. H.
Bisoing officiating. The pallbearers
were ]. A. Gray. Henry Pechstein,
Harry II. vanAusdall. William Weise-
mann. William E. Rokey, Christian
Loewenstein-
Large shipment satin hats fust
received. Latest styles, popular
priced. n. S. Lowitz Co.
The Salvation Army will have
the usual Christmas exercises Christ
mas night st the hall 3l9 Main
street One feature of the program
viii be a Christmas tree for sixty
little poor children. gathered from,
an parts of the city. Anyone wish
ing to help in giving Christmas cheer
to these little children can send in
clothing candies, toys. fruits and
nuts 10 the headquarters, where Cap
tasn Gamhral and his assistants will
take care OF them.
a committee of women met Nas
the home OF Mrs Emily Johnson yes
ters:ay 10 make provisions for the dis
tr;bu.ing of Christmas baskets among
the needy colored people of the city
the first OF next week. All OF the
,colored churches of The city are asked
to take special collections Sunday for
the Phyllis Whsatley club, which
does both rescue and charity WORK
among its people. Persons having
donations for this work may send
them to Mrs. Ella Bland Johnson.
1891 Morgan street or notify any
member of that club.
A marriage license has been Is
sued to Allen c. Tmmegart and Ma
,ilda Fuller.
Special for tomorrow: Navy
beans. loc: Florida oranges. 4oci
grapefruit, four for 2Sc: parsnips, &c;
Hubbard squash. 2oc. Fred De Young.