The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-07
CITY NEWS
Ell. sI7 for sommers brooms.

Moving carefully done. 1893.
--Eiks' dance Wednesday. April q
st. Peters Minstrels Mon. Apr. IL
MIR. and Mrs. Roy King have re
turned from an eastern trip.
! w. c. Cross, of Burlington, is in
the city attending federal court.
-Elks' dance tonight. Agnes aug
mented orchestra.
-Ieisy Special tastes like it had
the old kick. In cases of three dozen
Phone S4
The weather for the past few
days has furnished an inexhaustible
topic of conversation.
The regular meeting of st. Paul's
Brotherhood has been postponed.
Watch for date of next meeting
Favorable weather has permitted
la resumption of work on the Keokuk
National and Keokuk Savings bank
buildings.
The manufacturers of Iowa will
meet In state convention in Burling.
iton. May 5 and 6. Keokuk will be
represented
Yes. we are making ice cream
and it is good to eat, too. Try it!
Call &C., Sanitary Dairy Products Co
Attend Royal Neighbor's enter
tainment Thursday evening, at Wood
man hall. Admission loo. Penny
supper, country store and dancing.
| -Keol.ua camp NJ. w. A., No. 622.
/ will hold its regular meeting tonight
(! at Woodman hall. All members are
! requested to be present
Fred McOans and Mary Kozad,
| both of Keokuk, were married MOI
day afternoon at o'clock by Justice
| James Burrows, in his office.
Forty acres of land located two
miles southeast OF Croton have been
sold to Henry Horsey by Isaac and
Matilda Johnson for the sum of
| s., 600
Read Gate City. advertisements.
1t is the method the merchants use to
inform you of their store news. This
paper will carry the message of good
merchandise TO you. Buy of Keokuk
merchants
IT. E. Bales and wife. Myrtle
have sold 2SS acres OF land located
in section thirty of Montrose town
ship.to Guy T. White for the sum of
s12 900.
| Regular meeting of KeokuE aerte
No. sS3. F, O. E., tonight at Eagles
hall. 407 BIondeau street. at o'clock
Visiting brothers always welcome.
Chas A. Makes. secretary.
Ben Claire Crow. who has been
conducting the music during the reviv
al at the First Christian church, wen
to Fort Madison this evening to give
a recital
st. Johns Children's Fancy Dress
hall-Saturday, Arrii
II, 2:30. Come and bring the chill
dren. Tickets CSC. Children under
II, Csc. Agnes orchestra.
-Elks' dance tonight. Agnes aug
mented orchestra.
A "vice-president's special will
be in Keokuk tomorrow for brief
stop over E. P. Bracken in charge
of operations of the Burlington Route,
will be here enroute from Burlington
A marriage ceremony was per
formed yesterday in the sheriff's Of
flee at the court house for James T. /
Matthewson and Mildred Opal Roller.
by Justice OF the Peace E. e. Hawkes..
"A tract of land located in Mont.
rose township has been purchased
by Albert Gale from William J. Ham
iIton and wife. Ella, for the consid
GRAFTON of $4,000.
attend Royal Neighbours enter
L
man hall. Admission 10c. Penny
supper, country store and dancing.
There will be a meeting of citi-
zens at the office of A. H. Evans C Co
next Friday afternoon at o'clock for
for a proper observance of Memorial (
day. 1t is hoped that large number /
will attend this meeting.
II n1I,1,
will hear Superintendent William Al
drich and Principal R. L. Reid of the
high school Friday evening. at 7:3G
o'clock. An invitation is extended to
all the men and women of the COM
In q letter to Keokuk friend Joe
Carwalho of Barry, ILL.,, reports him
self and family in good health and
vas for number of years located in
Toledo, Ohio, but is now engaged in
business for himself at Barry.
-Elks' dance Wednesday, April 7.
Marriage licenses have been is.
sued to tlse following people: Thomas
Kahn Breen and Jane Isabel Mitchell,
Lizzie Williams, both of Keokuk;
James r. Matthewson and Mildred
opal Roller, both of Keokuk: Fred
McOans and Mary Kozad, both OF
his city.
The Rev. Huell Warren went to
last night, where he will
address today the Interchurch World z
conference which is in session this
week. He will make composite |
speech in which he will outline the \
work of the 1nterchurch World move. =
nent. :
NOTICE TO MASOES. d
All the brethren out Of town and in q