The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-18
KEOKUK COUNCIL
BOOSTER NIGHT
Program for Saturday for the .. c.
It's Will be Something Unique
and Of Much Inter-
est.
GIVE AWAY MERCHANDISE
Over Five Hundred Dollars Worth Of
Goods viii be Presented to the
Members and Their
Friends.

Keokuk council, No. 400, United
Commercial Travellers, is going 10
spring new one Saturday night in
the way of a booster night for local
retailers. The big event will be held
in Cameron's hall Saturday, Novem-
Der 20.
Heretofore the wholesale and
manufacturing interests Of the city
have enjoyed the benefits of the
boosting spirit of the local statesmen.
When the booster meeting was
planned for this month the local Off
GERS decided to give the retail inter-
ests of the city boost among the
q. C. t. family, and with the almost
unanimous cooperation of the retail
ers the meeting promises to be sue
cessful
1t is planned to have an "adver-
tisers' night" and over $500 worth of
merchandise has been donated to the
council by the merchants. Following
the supper, each person at the table
will be preseted with souvenir from
the local merchants in the shape Of
one piece of merchandise, donated
for the advertisers night.
Those Who Contribute.
The following merchants have con-
tributed articles in their line of ex
change: r.
Bartholomew Bros, Keokuk Coal
and Coke Co., Duncan-Schell Co.,
c. H. Wolfe, c. S. Abel, Jester &
r. r. j. Ayres & Sons, w. G. ,Laisle,
King Plumbing Co., ]. l.. Ward,
Schell-Demple Co, Winger Bros, c. H.
Rollins Co., George Sherwood. Ay6r
Motor Car Co., Cadillac Garage, Over
land Garage, Odelrs, Wilkinson &
Co., We'll & Co., M. Younker Co., The
Golden Rule, Fred J. Warnecke, Sulli-
van & Auwerda, Ewers-Mc Carthy CO.,
Linquist Bros, Aero Oil Co., Home
Tea Co., Scott & O'Reilly, N. Lowitz,
KarlPs Millinery, R. Ginsburg, Mas
& Sons, Ed l.. Kruse, E. Renaud,
Baur-Mullarky, F. H. Jones Co, Jos.
Moeller, Star Cleaners, Inc, Central
Store. Buehler Bros, Schlotter, flor
list, S. Bernstein, Buffalo Candy Kitch-
en-, T. ]. Hines, Keolkuk Electric Co.,
Smith Hardware Co., Louie's Shoe
Co., Pfaffe Bros, Sanitary Cleaners.
John Stadler, Benner Tea Co., D. La
boritz, Power City Cleaners, Smoke
House Cigar Store, S. Miller, Weber
Hardware Co., National Refining Co.,
Security Bank, Standard Oil Co.,
Keokuk Pure Ice Co., Kellogg Birge
Co., Keokuk National Bank, Grand
Opera House, Schouten's Bakery.
keokuk Savings Bank, Ewers &
O'Brien Co., Engelhardt Co., J. Lud-
wig, George S. Merriam, Kiedaisch &
Sons, Walter Powers. w. H. Sieg.
fried, c. w. Ewers, William Elite,
Keokuk Nash Co.. Seiberts Cigar
Store, Anschutz, Offs Bakery, Moore
& Morgan, F. D. Haubert Market,
Charles Higham, J. NJ. Reimers &
Co, Ewers & Greaves, George Stahi,
J. N. Dumenil, E. c. Weislnan, G. w.
1mmegart, Keokuk Steam Laundry,
Miss O'Brien's Shop, Alice Finnerty
Beauty Shop. Smith Bros Grocery,
Home Cafe, P. c. Finn, Ed w. Adams,
Settler Cherry Co., Ericsson & Rob
erts, Auto Inn Garage, c. M. LAUDER
sheimer, Royal Cloak Co, Otto Rock
enbach, State Central Savings Bank,
Larsen & Roost.
Program For Day.
The program as arranged for the
day is the following:
2:30 D. m.-Business session, third
floor Cameron's hall.
2:30 p. m.-Card party for U. c. t.
ladies, second floor. Cameron's hall.
500 p. m.-Social session., second
floor Cameron's hall.
600 D. m.-Supper for q. c. T.
and families, third floor, Cameron's
hall. Menu:
Veal Loaf
Mashed Potatoes
Cranberries y Celery
Peas Pickles
Hot Rolls
Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream
700 p. redistribution Of adver-
tisers' merchandise to members and
ladies.
500 p. m--Social program: Swartz
and Sallyer, Jokes; Maurine Van Tas-
sci, reading: Eida Blaisdell, reading;
J.hn BRASIL, blackface; Geraldine
Mawer dance; Thomas Rogerson,
voice: Madeline Radasch piano.
900 p. m.-Dancing. Agnes or.
chestra. Cameron's hall. Admission
limited to u c. T. members and
aadiess No charges
Everything will be complimentary
to the 800 members and their fam1-
lies. and with the unusual attractions
Offered a 100 per cent attendance is
anticipated.
Last years brides are more inter
ested right now in the price of coal
than in love.