The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-09
CITY NEWS.

made not later than Saturday.
Trip to Nauyoo and return or
steamer Keokuk every Sunday; 40t
round trip
Miss Esther Sackcwfch leaves
tomorrow morning for St Louis tc
visit relatives and friends.
Those who have applications FOL
employment, report Saturday morn
ing. Gas Tank Recharging Co.
-Dr. o. T. Clark has gone 10 DEF
Moines to attend the Iowa Medical
society, of which he Ia q prominen,
member.
Mrs. Minnie C. Atterberg. accom-
panied by her son Keith, has gone tt
Peoria to visit her sister, Miss Louise
Conradt
There will be preaching services
next Sunday in the Melrose church
at II q. m. and s p. m. T. ]. Swan
son, pastor.
Payment for bonds must BE-
made not later than Saturday.
Mrs. Byron G. Cook, of Mime
apolis, and formerly of Keokuk. Is
visiting Mrs. Fannie Wyllfe, OF 1911
Concert street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner, Of
Kearney, Neb., are visiting Mrs
Turner's sister, Mrs. Harry Inman
after attending the funeral OF Mr
Inman.
Lieutenant Roy M. Holman ar
rived at home last night. He has
been at Camp Taylor. Louisville. II
charge of the repair Of all the army
uniforms.
"A fire can to the home of Quincy
Moore, who lives. at 515 Exchange
street, at 7:15 o'clock last evening
proved to be nothing more than al
overheated stove.
Special for tomorrow: Straw
berries, soc quart. Also will have new
peas, string beans, new potatoes, Gu
cumbers, tomatoes, asparagus, spin
ach. Fred De Yong.
"A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Morris, of Gales
burg, at the home of Mrs. Morris
parents, MI. and Mrs. Leonard Rick
er, of 140s Ash street.
The lawsuit of Bessie G. Clari
against the city for injuries received
by falling on an icy sidewalk al
Ninth and Blondeau streets has beer
settled and dismissed in the district
court.
Payment for bonds must be
made not later than Saturday.
Mrs. Guy Singleton and son
Don, returned this morning from
Chicago, where they went to see
Mrs. Singleton's nephew, Clifton
Floyd, who returned with the 1871
field artillery, and to attend the Chi
cago reception of the returned sol
diers yesterday.
Somebody will win the position
OF rural route mail carrier at Argyle
in the examination to be held by the
civil service commission at botf
Keokuk and Fort Madison ON june
IA. The examination Is open to botf
men and women who are residents
of the Argyle postoffice.
Payment for bonds must be
made not later than Saturday.
ID. M. Kaldenberg, who has beer
visiting at the home Of his sister
Mrs. r. Evans, of 2o1 North First
street, has gone to San Diego Calf.
to reside. Mrs NJ. De Rouiz, o.
Quincy, his sister, who came up tt
see him, has returned home.
Mrs. M. Edscorn, Of Fourteenth
and Blondeau streets, was suddenly
called to st. Louis on account OF the
death Of her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Edscorn, who died from the effects
Of a serious operation at st. An
thongs hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hagmei
have received word from their son
Private Charles Hagmeier, that HI
arrived at New York last Tuesday
and will reach home within the mex
week. Private Hagmeier has beer
In France with the 328th machine
gun battalion for over a year.
Mrs. Joe Tryon and Mrs. Jacl
Chambers received a telegram yes
terday announcing the death of theil
brother, William Barnes, of Canton
ILL.,, who used to be resident o.
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe TryoI
and Mrs. Jack Chambers left fol