The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-27
CITY NEWS.


February %, Masonic hall. !,
For just right apple butter anu
real grapefruit, Firms grocery
! st. Johns market at l-auDer
sheimer's Saturday afternoon. rep.
-Keokuk will show more buiioihs
progress this year than for many
years past
Read Gate City advertisements
and then you will be able to find tne
best bargains.
Dance - Summitville, Saturday
night Happy Six orchestra. Rights
reserved. :,
Baptist Philathea market and
apron sale at Linquist Bros. Satuf'
day afternoon.
-Keokuk club leap year dance
Saturday, Feb. %. Men now waitihs
! for invitations.
| See our large assortment OF nats
| and get our prices before you pu!.
Lowitz Dept. Store.
! Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. ship
, pey. a daughter. Bernice. at 81 20
seph's hospital, February 81.
Florence w. Schouten will reopen
her music studio for voice culture
March LIST at s02 North Sixteenth
Bertha II. HenzeI has purchased
from Lulu B. McGrath property To-
Gated on Franklin street between
/ Fifth and Sixth streets for the sum
OF $500.
The employees Of the Duncan
Schel Furniture company have re-
/ ceived a box of oranges from n. =.
/ Duncan, who is spending few weeks
! in Florida.
| A fire hydrant on Fourteenth
street between Blondeau and Con-
cert streets was tipped over last
night by an automobile which ran
| into the hydrant.
The police have found the owner
/ of the mare they had in the pound
j. He read in The Gate City that the
animal was in pound and came TO
/ get 1t last night. i.
! Jesse and Elsie Camp have sold
ssixty-five acres of land, located IN
section thirty-two Of township Sixty
/ seven of Lee county, to D. j. Menus
for the sum OF $4,000
i Counter scales which had been
left in an empty store building at
Twelfth and Morgan streets were
stolen yesterday or last night, as
/ cording to the police report.
i Abe Martin says: Ike Lark wuz
| in town t'day huntin' location Ter
| a shootin' gallery, but he reports ina.
/! TIL various republican presidential
| booms have ever thing rented.
| Stop at Peterson shoe sale, III
Main. !.
| The marriage of Carroll Edward
| Olson to Miss Minnie Oem1gen &C
Cured yesterday at o'clock at the
residence, 310h Main street, Win
Justice E. E. Hawkes. officiating
| "A slight change has been MADE
in the gym schedule OF the \. W.
c. A. for Saturday. Tomorrow the
! Saturday morning and children
classes will meet together from S:3V
/! to 1890 o'clock, instead OF the usuai
u. C. T., dance Saturday, night
February %. Masonic hall.
The funeral of the late Frank
David Haubert was held from the
| home, 1T South Fourteenth street,
Thursday afternoon, with services at
4 the grave in the Catholic cemtery.
The Rev. A. H. Bisping officlafed.
1 The pallbearers were james. s: Bur
rows, Harry l.. Brunat, H. z. Hulson.
Car, Schenk, H. l. Bartholomew and
/ Oscar Swanson.
! The business mems Bible class
OF the Y. NJ. C. A. will hold its regu-
lar supper and lesson hour tonight
4 at $50 o'clock at the j. y.
Boyd will teach the lesson in the
absence of H. c. Brown. On account
of the father and son banquet
!, which was held at the "Y' last Friday
/ evening, the Bible class did not meet
last week, and for that reason 1t is
hoped that an unusually large crowo
will attend the meeting tonight
| u. C. T. dance Saturday night,
February %, Masonic hall.
| Theodore A. Craig, who has been
| III at his home with an attack OF the
! grjrpe. is out again today and is at
his office. Mr.. Craig expects to de-
vote considerable time from now on
70 his candidacy for mayor.
Funeral services for the late
Mrs Charlotte Melvina Roseberry
rere held yesterday afternoon at
| .. 3o o'clock from the residence. COZ
North Fifth street. with the Rev.
Ezra 3. Newcomb officiating. The
| ;nterment was in the Elvaston GENE
tery and the pallbearers were Fred
Schwiete. z. G. Thomas, Henry
; Kruger. oscar Swanson, T. R. Bar.
/ tholomew and Ray Bartholomew.
i indications are that southeastern
Iowa western Illinois and northeast
ern Missouri will for the first time IN
many wears be assured good crop
! IT neaches. based on the fact that
| the winter has been mild and that
tho periods of low temperature with
ont accompanying winds or sleet,
have been such as to aid in the de.
ve,onment of this kind Of fruit. Only
Iatc. heavy frost may spoil the
chances OF a record crop Of. peaches
In this section.