The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-15
CITY NEWS

x. P. dance Thursday, Dec. 16.
Dance at K. C. hall Saturday eve
Lots Of fun at the U. c. T. konn
try Stoar.
Dirty, greasy hands easily and
safely cleaned with Gate City pow
dered ammonia. .... ...
Bazaar and chicken supper at
the Sugar Creek Christian church
Friday night, Dec. II.
Bungalow aprons house dresses,
make practical gift; priced Sl.65 TO
!$475. Ewers-OBrien Co.
--Puchechetuck Enc No. Z, l. o. O.
F. meets every first and third Thurs
day. John Eisenhuth, Fin. Scribe.
Royal Neighbors bazaar and
market, Woodman hall, Thursday
afternoon, to 9 p. m. Light refresh
ments will be served.
-Puckechetuck lodge, No. 43. meets
every Friday evening at s O'Clock
c. R. Zimmerman. N G.; W. L. Uuey.
recording secretary.
-keokuk camp NJ. W. A., No. Gz2,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present
| Read LowitZ's ad tonight sure.
The daughter pays-then see the
noted star, Elaine Hamnerstein, Sun
| day and Monday at the Colonial.
Tom Maloney, federal prohibition
officer, from Council Bluffs, was in
Keokuk Monday. He reports the
situation as he finds it in this sec
ton as satisfactory to the officers.
An information charging Hugo
Anderson with driving an automobile
with the muffler open was filed in
the superior court this morning. The
alleged offense took place Deem |!
Der 5.
Dance with O'Farrel1's Sat. eve. |
The postofice department is |
making an effort to impress upon |
people the fact THAI placing a special |
delivery stamp upon a letter does not !
insure its safe handling or certain
delivery. The special delivery stamp |
does insure quick delivery when it
reaches the Office Of it's destination,
and only that Valuables should not
be sent by special delivery unless
the letter is also registered. When
a letter is registered it is receipted
for by every person who handles 1t,
and someone is responsible for it at
all times. An indemnity is paid for
the value up to $50, while if special
delivery letter is lost nothing is paid.
This should be Kept in mind partic-
ulariy during the holiday season,
when currency is frequently enclosed l
in letters as gift. All such letters
should be registered.
Read LowitZ's ad tonight sure. Il
The daughter pays-then see The Il
noted star, Elaine Hammerstein, Sun
day and Monday at the Colonial 4
The annual meeting OF the Iowa
Farm Bureau federation win be held
on January 5th and 9Th at the Audi
forum in Des Moines, Iowa. There Il
will be addresses by well known and 4
nationwide speakers. President J.
P Howard OF the American Farm
Bureau federation, Gray Silver Of the
legislative department at Washing
ton, ". G. Eckhardt, bureau of mar
kets of the Illinois Agricultural asso-
citation (and a member of the farm
ers grain marketing committee of
seventeen), L. A. Andrews of OF
tumwa, president Of Iowa State 4
Bankers association, Governor-e,ect
N A. Kendall and Mrs. C. H. Sewall
Of Otterbein, Indiana, Will give the
prin cipal addresses and several
others have been invited Complete
programs will be published soon
This convention is expected 70 be
the largest farmers meeting ever
held in Des Moines. Both farmers
and their wives are looked for in
very large numbers !