The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-21
CITY NEWS
-Keokuk is enjoying a real Il


summer day, today.
-Leafy alfalfa hay for dairy cows.
Phone Is. Dimond Milling Co.
u. C. T. dance Saturday night,
K. c. hall Harry's jazz band Oct.
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The younger employed girls will
meet Tonight at the "Y'' from 6 to Z
o'clock.
The posters announcing the fourth
annual Red Cross roll call are beng
posted throughout the city today.
Painters, carpenters and decorat-
ors all report that the good weather Is
big boost for their business.
Walter Stice was ararigned IN
the superior court this morning on
charge of breaking and entering.
His hearing will be held later.
Regular meeting Malta White
shrine Friday evening. BY order or
w. H. P. Emma S. Heller, w. S.
The Piney Woods singers appear
ed before the pupils of the keokuk
High school this afternoon in concert
The preliminary hearing OF Le-
Roy Rettinger, charged with break
ing and entering, was held this after
noon in the court of Justice 10. b
Hawkes..
kids like Red Glover syrup,
grown-ups, too; If you try it SO Will
you.
The big convention of Odd Fellows
comes to q close tomorrow, when the
grand lodge sessions are ended.
Did you register today? Tomor-
row, Saturday and October 80 are the
last times for attending to this duty
i will be delivering fish Friday,
Oct. %. Phone 1868 or leave orders.
No orders taken for morning delivery
after 9 o'clock Geo. /. Dimond.
"A product giving universal salts
faction must be good. Red Glover
syrup is filing all the requirements.
-Leafy alfalfa hay for dairy COWS.
Phone Is. Dimond Milling Co.
Don't forget to register The
boards are in session until nine O'CLOCK
this evening, tomorrow and Saturday
evening.
Candidates are taking the last
swing around their districts to line
up voters. Next week they will bring
their campaigns to a close.
Register tomorrow if you forgot
it today. The boards are in session
from eight o'clock in the morning to
nine o'clock in tn eevening.
Justice of the Peace James S. Bur-
rows performed marriage ceremony
yesteday afternoon at O'CLOCK Tor
Maurice John Seeglemeyer and Bar
hara Little, both of NauVoo.
-Keokuk soldiers are receiving
their victory medals daily, now. Miss
Alton of the home service section is
sending in their applications and dis
charge papers for certificates for the
medals.
Edward Ebersol star half back
for Keoasttk high last year played
again in the U. S. military academy
team Saturday. He played left half
back
The members of the program and
social committees of the student
branch cabinet will meet tomorrow
afternoon after school ut the Y. w.
c. A., to make plans for their winter
work. The membership committee
will meet after supper at the building.
Leroy Rettinger, charged with
breaking and entering John Sig
mond's garage on the night of Octo-
Der IA, was bound over to the grand
jury this afternoon when his case
was heard in Justice Hawkes. court,
and his bond fixed at, $500. ..r.
Justice of the Peace E. p.
Hawkes. performed a marriage cefe-
mony today at the court house for
Irwin Thomas Humes, of Hamilton,
Ill, and Gladys Bird, of keokuk.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Joseph R. Kells and Jessie
Groves, both of Mendon, Mo.
The will of the late Helena
Scherer has been opened and pub
licly read and filed in the district
court.