The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-30
CITY NEWS
y ParsifaI Friday night.

u Parsifal Friday night
Town property located In Mont
rose has been purchased By Jennie
Amidon from z. H and Alice Ortf
Il for 1900.
Regular meeting OF Morning Sta
II lodge, No. S, X. OF p. at Castle ball
Z Fifth and Blondeau. l. J. Hutcher
son, c. c.: J. A. Burgess. r. OF 4
and S.
The win OF the late Silas A
REYNOLDS has been opened and read
i and the wife appointed e1ecutrx
Ian OF the property OF the deceased
Twas left TO the widow.
The postponed dance OF the
\ knights of Columbus, Warsaw chap
her which was to be held Feb. 4th,
\ viii be held Monday, April 5, al
= sanger hall, Warsaw. Committee
4 The annual meeting Of the Sec
4 ond PRESBYTERIAN church will be held
! tomorrow evening. This meeting was
: nogtponed from last week, and
! large attendance of members is e1-
I pected.
& Applications for commitment or
4 Sidney Floy Wilson and John Lester
1 Johnson to the reform school have
been filed in the superior court Inc
l orders have been made, and the SEN
! fences suspended, the two boys beng
paroled to their mothers.
Funeral services for the iate
John Chandler were held this mora
ing al 8 o'clock from St Peters
/ church with the Rev. Father James
Gillespie officiating. Interment was
] in the National cemetery and
| thA pallbearers were: John Griffith,
John Kelley, Thomas Connery,
Thomas Brennan. John BRASIL,
Samuel Ireland.
Property located near the corner
of Ninth and Concert streets has been
sold TO Mildred M. Powers by Thomas
and Ella Joyce and James and Euta
Joyce for the sum of $500. Other
property on the same street between
blocks eleven and twelve has been
sold to Charles F. and Hortence
swan by George G. Greenslaugh and
wife Grace, for the sum OF $1,000.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Minnie Chase were held this after
noon at 2 o'clock from the residence.
SO7 South Sixth street, with Captain
Gambrel of the Salvation Army Off
ciating. Interment was in Oakland
remetery. Mrs Chase was the wife
of Clarence Chase, and the daughter
Of Mrs. William Walton. She was
preceded in death by her father, Gus
Linquist.
For $4,000, J. J. Leu, Jr., has
bought from James M. and Enla Joyce
property located on the corner of
Tenth and Exchange street. Charles
IA. Shafer and wife Mary. have sold
to Joseph C. Dobson property on
Timea street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets for the sum of
81 900. For the same amount, Joseph
and Katherine Banghart have sold
property located on Reid street be-
tween ID and e streets to Thomas ].
AlcCaffrey.
1t is announced that the date OF
the meeting Of the Mississippi river
commission previously announced for
April IL has been advanced to April
s, and that the commission win meet
for its usual spring session On hoard
the steamer Mississippi at ST. Louis.
No, Thursday, April s. 1920, at 10
q. nj. The commission win make an
inspection trip from St Louis TO New
Orleans and viii gfTs public hearing.
at ST. Louis and at points along the
route on matters connected with the
Improvement of the Mississippi river.
Anyone who may wish to meet the
commission in connection with river
improvement or levee work is re-
ouested 10 communicate with It's
president, room 1901. international
Life building, St Louis, Mo.