The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-15
CITY NEWS


evening. Steamer J. S.
If you want extra white bread
and cake. try Quaker flour.
Mrs. E.. Marder will return to
teach on Tuesday, June %.
Dance at Bluff Park Tuesday and
Friday eyering of this week.
Special Masonic meeting, Eagle
lodge No. Il, tonight, o'clock. Sec,
ond degree.
Dance at Glaser's beach Wednes.
day night. Rights of admission re,
served
Every sack of Quaker flour guar.
anteed to give satisfaction or your
money back Order a sack today.
--Wanted-O to 80 horse power en-
CINE and boiler. Address Engine,
care Gate City.
The American Legion requests
your attendance on moonlight excur-
sion Wed. evening. Steamer J. S.
Tickets, IS cents.
The nurses of st. Joseph's hos
pital will give two plays, comedy
| in one act and a drama in three acts,
Tuesday, June 70. in st. Mary's hall
at p. M, for the benefit Of their
new home. ..
Girls wanted at Purity Oats Co.
Regular meeting of Morning Star
lodge, No. S, K. Of P, at. Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau. L. J. Hutchec-
son. C. c.; H. A. Brunat, K. or r. and
S. a
Quaker flour, made by Quaker
Oats Co. Their reputation guaran-
tees their flour.
Go with the soldiers, American
Legion moonlight, Wednesday evening.
American Legion dancing party,
Wed. evening on steamer j.. S. Best
dance floor. Go with the soldiers and
have a wonderful time.
Graduation exercises were held
last Tuesday at Piney Woods, ne
gro school located near Braxton,
Miss, with Prof. Laurence Jones pre-
senting the diplomas Mr.. Jones'
wife was resident of Burlington.
Of the high school there Mr.. Jones
also received his education in this
state. Ten years ago he and his
wife founded a small industrial mis-
sion school in Mississippi, which has
become one of the biggest and most
influential Of it's kind in that state.
ILdSl SuulHIST mTS. jules VlSlleu
Keokuk and solicited funds from citi-
zens here for the advancement of the
work in this school, which held the
graduation exercises last week
Girls wanted at Purity Oats Co.
L. O. o. M. lodge. NC. 704, meet
regularly every Tuesday evening a.:
o'clock. All visiting members cor
daily invited. John G. Stadler, die
~ of,r
y. M. and Y. w. social on Y. NJ. C.
A. lawn Thurs. evening. June IT. DO
koop" ice cream, cake and pop. l5c.
Jazz orchestra, Everybody welcome.
Edward Steffins was again before
the court, this time for violation of
the housing laws in that his tenants
were using a dry closet without proper
water and flushing facilities. He ap-
peared with his. attorney who inform
ed him that he must either fight the
law or stop using the forbidden type
of closet. He declined to fight so
under the advice Of his attorney de-
parted in haste to have the tenants
vacate and close the premises until
such time as he could install proper
appliances.
George Pandoras was before Judge
Mcnamara this morning on a charge
of operating an automobile at the rate
of thirty-ive miles an hour late last
night at the corner of Fourteenth and
Main streets. upon complaint of Pa
trolman Ralph Reed who made the
arrest. Pandoras acknowledged the
fact that he was exceeding the speed
limit, but pleaded in extenuation that
he was in search Of a doctor for his
prospective mother-inlaw. Judge Nc
Namara said s7S5, which was paid.
Funeral services for the three
months old son Of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Gale Of Montrose were held this morn
ing from the residence there and bur
ial took place in the Montrose GENE,
terry. The Rev. MI Wilkinson of the
Nazerine church of Montrose officiat
ed. The child's death occurred Sun
day.
The will of the late Mary Clemen.
tine Collins was proved and admitted
to probate in the district court today
Harvey Il Beach was appointed ad
ministrator.