The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-28
CITY NEWS
-Elks dance tonight

II do moving. Proctor. 1893.
Unitarian market tomorrow at
524 Main.
Go to Quincy on the Decoration
day excursion on steamer Keokuk.
Swiss Cleaners will close on
Saturday afternoons at p. m, during
summer months.
B v. d., ROCKINGHAM, vassar un-
derwear Of sheer comfort. Divers
Mccarthy Co.
Remember the big show first
Russell Bros, May 81 to June 5.
Don't get confused.
| Wanted: Painting to do of al
kinds. Experienced. John Wilbur
& Son, 1895 Johnson.
| Baseball tomorrow. Keokuk vs.
Burlington, Standard Four grounds.
Game called at o'clock.
Knights and Ladies Of Security
dues can be paid at the Central dry
good store Saturday night to Mr..
Ernest Best, financier.
| Baseball tomorrow, Keokuk VS.
Burlington, Standard Four grounds.
Game called at 3 o'clock.
Henry E. Alton has sold property
located on the corner Of Twenty-sec
Eond and Exchange streets to George
and Fay Walter for the sum OF 81 500.
Property located on Concert
street between Twelfth and Thir.
teenth streets has been sold by AL
bert and Clara T. Young to Elizabeth
Thon for the sum of $1,T00.
See the big minstrel show with
Russell Bros, May 81 to June S, aus
pices of Keokuk Community band.
| Did You notice a five-passenger
Buick in an accident ON the night Of
| Wednesday, May 10? Was anyone
| injured? II so, give particulars and
address Buick" care Gate City. In
formation will be treated confidential
DR.. j. B. Newcomb, who is at.
tending the meetings Of the perma-
nent judicial commission in connec-
ton with the Presbyterian general
assembly IN Philadelphia, is expected
to be at home before Sunday and to
conduct the services in Westminster
| church.
Its straw hat time Ewers-Mc-
Carthy Co. are expecting a call from
you
Because of the Increased cost Of
paper. the government has been
| forced to raise the price of envelopes
to the consumers, the increase rang
ing from so cents to 81 per thou
sand. effective today, according to
bulletin received at the postoffice.
Arguments were closed at Sis
o'clock yesterday in the case of Mary
ONeill and Margaret Mccormick |
against Pauline O'Neill ct al, which |
was heard in the district court be /;
fore Judge John e. Craig, and the !
case was taken under advisement BY !
| the court.
All our best ladies' suits and |
coats are now on sale at prices much |
below their real worth. A very Inn |
portant thing to remember is that !
these suits and coats were not |
shipped in for a sale. 1t is our own
high grade line Of suits and coats !
that we are offering at a big reduc.
ton. Sullivan & Auwerda
Everything that fashion dictates |!
in summer haberdashery. Ewers |
Mccarthy Co.
The Rev. c. R. Waters and the |
Rev. l.. H. Owens, presiding elder |
will hold quarterly meeting in the !
Beggs school house at Montrose Sun |
day afternoon at three o'clock. This |
will mark the beginning of the serv-
ices for the season at Montrose, AMI
an invitation is extended to all to be |
present. There will be a meeting
this evening at eight O'Clock at Bethel !.
A. M. E. church at which time those !
who wish TO go to the services Sun
day are to notify Emmanuel Proctor.
Baseball tomorrow, Keokuk vs..
Burlington. Standard Four grounds. !
Game called at o'clock.
! The benefit concert for the pur-
chase of an instrument for the little
orphan, Lucy Ross, at Pilgrims Rest
i Baptist church by the Peoples In.
stitute band was a decided success.
IF sufficient means have not already
been secured the president OF the
organization, Fielding S. johnson,
! will continue until enough is secured.
Every selection by the band was
highly pleasing and the vocal solos
by Miss Hortense White and Arth IT
Fox were excellent. F. D. Fields and
! Reginald South, al. Fields and Lucy
Ross played duets. The ladies of the
church served refreshments in the
dining hall. ...
{ The executive committee of the
| Hancock County tuberculosis asso-
; citation met in the assembly room of
| the court house at Carthage Wednes-
| day morning. May &c, and heard the
report Of Miss Josephine Packer, the
nurse from the School of Civics, Chi
cago, who has spent the month OF
May in the county making a tuber.
culosis survey Miss Packer returns
! to Chicago for a few days, but will
return and continue the survey dur
! ing the months of June and July.
Additional members added to the
/ executive committee were George
Wemhaner, of Warsaw, Fred Twes-
! ton, Hamilton, and Judge Orr, Of
+ Carthage. ~