The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-03
CITY NEWS
--Elks' dance Friday, March 5.
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tonight. A big comedy drama.
Newest and nobbiest out in
spring hats at Miss Kings. You are
| invited.
| The st. Paul's Evangelical church
will hold its third lenten service this
evening at 1880 O'Clock at the church.
/ BY all means see The Silent
Woman very attractive playlet IN
the fine arts display program tonight.
| -Elks open house on March )
postponed. Four of entertainers sick.
/ Ladies! We extend to you a
special invitation to call and inspect
our new spring hats Miss Kings,
322 Main street.
/ -Keokuk club card party Thurs
day, March 4.
The fire department was called
to 401 South Fourth street this after
noon. A fiue was burning out. There
was no damage.
The high school girls glee club
will entertain you tonight. Hear
them in the Lincolns fine arts dis
play program at the George Wash
ington school at 7:45.
A warranty deed has been filed
whereby A. L. Hemcnway and wife
convey to Daniel s. Burke property
! located at the southeast corner OF
Sixth and Timea streets, being lot 4
in block &c.
Doris Boiling and Fern Fordney
two girls from Burlington were ar
rested by the police last night as run
Always from home and were held until
today, when the father Of one OF the
girls came down to get them and take
them back home.
PLEASE Get Married" at the
Colonial tonight. Folks, it's picture
Harry Schultz pleaded not guilty
in the superior court to the charge
of assault and battery filed against
him by Mrs. Gilpin yesterday in which
she charged he had kicked her small
son. Mr.. Schultz told the judge that
he had not touched the boy. He claims
the boy called him some names and
that he ordered him off his premises
but that he did not kick the lad.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Mary Catherine Wills were held this
afternoon from the residence OF Ira
w. Wills, 307 Franklin street, at
o'clock with the Rev. w. S. d. La
mont officiating. Interment was
in Oakland cemetery and the pail
bearers were: B. F.. Smith, E. A
French, W. A. Loeffler, E. M. Majors
DR.. Frank M. Fuller, J. F. Elder.
: In her attempt to avoid being MI
by an automobile which was c'1.Alne
along Main street as she started gu,
to catch a street car at Eighth and
Main streets this noon, Mrs. G. II
Davidson of 1914 Orleans avenue was
forced to step so close to the cal
tracks that the front corner of the
street car dumped into her. She was
mot injured, so she told the street cal
operator and was able to get on the
car and go home.
! -Inasmuch as representatives OF
the Volunteers of Jesus organization
are in Keokuk and are soliciting
funds here, the following concerning
their reception in Iowa City, from
the state news columns of the Bur
rneton Hawk-Eye will be of interest
I"Mayor Swisher of Iowa City, has
set an example that other mayors OF
officials of Iowa cities might follow
with profit. Mrs. Clara Allen was
soliciting for the volunteers 81
Jesus" a society which she claimed
TO have organized. The mayor was
not to be convinced and the woman
was ordered out of town. Richard
Redhouse, who was soliciting for the
same Organization was fined $25 and
costs and instructed to leave at
once"
Mrs. Jennie Van Ausdall and son
Robert have returned from Denver
Colo, where they have been to at
tend the funeral of her brother, Solo
mon Ward. who passed away Feb. 2G
1920. Solomon Ward was born IN
Raleigh county, West Virginia, NOV
80, 1854, came to Keokuk IN 1879
vent TO Denver, Colo, in 1880. In
1891 he was married to- Mrs. Sarah
Gordon who survives him. He is
also survived by one brother, James
Ward, of Englewood, Kans.; two Sis
tiers, Mrs. Annie Campbell of Butte
Mont, and Mrs. Jennie Van Arsdall 0!
Keokuk. Mr.. Ward Will be remeh
bcred by many friends here.