The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-13
CITY NEWS
vote for Lee Hovey for mayor.


club bazaar March Is. Come
| Lawn grass seed. Gate City Seed
! Co. S24 Main St Phone 1914
Vote for Peter Kelly for con.
missioner It primaries March Us VIII
be appreciated-AdT.
"A Fool There Was--suotect OF
sermon First Baptist church Sunday
evening. Baptisms. Large chorus
choir.
Poultry feeds and remedies; reii
able. Gate City Seed Co. S24 Main
St Phone 1914
pr. Frank G. Ward. the open for
um speaker Sunday evening, - very
interesting person, with q great mes
sage.
"A farm located east Of vincennes
and containing 231 acres has been
sold by w. c. Donaho and wife Mel
lie, to Oscar Severns for the sum OF
$50, $50.
Hear DR.. Ward at the open forum
Sunday night.
u. C. T. keno dance Saturday,
March 10, 1920. The latest stunt IN
novelty dances Cash prizes n every
thing. Don't fail to see keno. fouH
enjoy keno, so will your friends.
knights & Ladies OF Security
viii be entertained by the Conner
Co. Monday evening after the meet
ing. at Cameron's hall. Refreshments.
All members are urged to come. Free
. The Ladies of Charity viii take
communion together tomorrow morn
ing at St Francis de Sales church
for Mrs. Bessie Samuels- The mem
bers of the organization are asked 10
please attend.
For best kodak work leave your
films at WiIkinson's Drug store,
Masonic. Special meeting OF Har-
| din lodge No 90, Monday, March 10,
7::30 D. M F. c. degree.
-Wanted-Giris at Iowa Can COM
lpany Good wages, steady work.
Free transportation to and from work.
Get your shoes repaired at An
derson & Hutcherson's. Al Main
&C. S. Abel reported to the police
that his automobile was stolen last
nigh. between 8 and 10 o'clock from
| in front of the Elks' building 1t was
found about midnight at Thirteenth
and Grand avenue.
Three boys tried to break INTO
j the lunch counter at Fourth street
market grounds this morning about
four O'Clock The police saw them
and chased them, but the trio ran
down the alley and got away from
the cops"
Bulk seeds. all kinds. Gate City
Seed Co., s24 Main st. Phone 1914.
The original Swiss bell ringers
will appear Baptist church March 26.
Children's mat, p m. and evening.
u. C. T. keno dance Saturday,
March 10. 1920. The latest stunt m
novelty dances Cash prizes n, every.
thing. Don't fail to see keno. You'll
enjoy keno, SO will your friends.
Vote for Lee Hovey for mayor
Adv.
r. G. Wolf. deputy collector Of
income tax will be in keokuk Mon
day, March IS. to aid people in max
! ing out their income tax returns.
Monday will be the last day for ming
these returns, and Mr.. Wolf Will De
| here to help people who have been
delayed in making the returns.
See Should a Woman Tell" Co.
lonial, Sunday and Monday.
e. L. Williams has returned from
Mondamin, iowa, where he assisted
at the funeral services for the late
E. W. Mexican whose death occurred
here last Monday Mr.. Williams &C
.
Hardin lodge. He read the Masonic
ritual at the grave THE services
were held Thursday morning
See Should Woman Tell Co
lonial, Sunday and Monday.
The Volunteers for Jesus mission
are holding revival services at the
mission hall, II North Fourth street,
this week. Elmer Vernon will speak
this evening. Jail services will be
held tomorrow at o'clock and Sun
day school will be held at 8 o'clock
The evening services commence at
eight.
Any kodak film left at Wilkinson's
Drug store, 422 Main ST.. will be de-
yeloped and printed and ready for de-
livery by o'clock the following day.
Vote for Lee Hovey for mayor
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy ]. Knapp OF
Yonkers. New York. are stopping at
the Hotel Iowa for few days. Mr..
Knapp is the field secretary of the
brotherhood of St. Andrew for this
district. He wants to meet all OF the
men and all Of the men
of the church in the parish house
Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
See SHOULD a Woman Tell,' Co
lonial. Sunday and Monday.
THE Challegne of the Mississippi
Valley" is a challenge to you. Con-
church, Sunday night.
-Wanted-Gfrls at Iowa Can COM
pany. Good wages, steady work.
Free transportation to AID from work.
An order in the case of L. w.
Childs against Ira w. Wills ct al, on
a nation of defendants for a more
specific statement and a motion to
strike, has been signed by Judge
John e. Craig. The Jurisdiction OF
the court has also been questioned
in motion concerning the partici-
nation of Mrs William Praeger in the
suit.
Sec SHOULD a Woman Tell" Co
lopiaLl, Sunday and Monday.
Two Keokuk men made wager
last night about walking to Hamilton
and back. One man wagered that
he could walk from Eighteenth and
Timea streets, across the bridge and