The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-17
CITY NEWS
-E1ks, dance Friday night.

| Dance with OFarrelPS Sat. eve
| The Ladies society of st
Frances de Sales church, will enter
tain in the X. of C. club rooms Thurs
dairy afternoon from to o'clock
| Let US demonstrate the new
Iheater for small cars. Makes winter
driving pleasure Bartholomew
Bros.
A real honest blend of coffee.
That's Kellogg Klub.
| Prank Sotiro and Arthur Berri
are In Keokuk for the winter after a
successful season ION the road with
a circus company.
| Don't forget your radiator; even
a small freeze is annoying and ex-
pensive. Bartholomew Bros.
| Saturday dance with O'Farrell's.
| DO you wish TO continue nursing
service through southern Lee county
Join fourth Red Cross ron call.
Mrs. Lena Rennard and Mrs.
Lena Becker, who have been in Nor
way visiting their old home since
July, have returned to Keokuk.
! Insist on having genuine Ford
parts put ON your car. Bartholomew
Bros.
Your chickens will lay If fed
Red Comb egg mash with dried but
termilk. Try sack. Sold in Is, so
and 100 pound sacks at Dimond Mill
ing Co. Phone IS.
Insist on having genuine Ford
parts put on your car. Bartholomew
Bros.
Property located in the town OF
Montrose has been transferred by J..
A. Morgan and Issa Morgan to H. r.
Utley for the sum of $500.
Two fleets of steel barges arrived
| in Keokuk this afternoon and
passed south during the day.
They are conveyed by three gov
eminent steamers, the Eleanor and
Muscatine in charge of part OF them
and the Dandelion in charge of the
second section.
! The total cost-,of voting in the
election this month has been figured
out by Auditor Gardner as $7,213.7O.
This would make the votes cost about
fifty cents each. A total vote was
cast of 1892.
Word has been received in the
city Of the death of Mrs. Frank Bren-
nan, which occurred at Indianapolis,
Ind. Frank Brennan is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brennan, of
$40 Carroll street.
Dance, O'FarrelIs, Sat, X. C. hall.
"A change of venue was made this
morning in the case of Pauline O'Neil
ct al against Charles O'Neil, ct al, by
which the case was taken from JUS
tice Hawkes. court to Justice Bur
rows court. 1t was set for 10 O'Clock
in Justice Hawkes. court
Actual tests have shown a saving
of 25 percent in gasoline where
radiator and hood cover were used.
Bartholomew Bros.
The next time you make candy,
delightful flavor can be obtained
by using Red Glover syrup.
We have few more Ford cas-
ings left at $11.O0 for 30x3 and
$3.50 for 30x3h. Bartholomew Bros.
Special services will be held at
the First African Baptist church Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
Rey. w. H Clark will be assisted by
other pastors of the city and Mrs E.
X. Alberts will read paper.
Ride in a Ford sedan, $795. F.
o. B. Detroit. Bartholomew Bros
"A furnace pipe which was
stopped up in some manner and filed
a room with smoke was the cause
LOT al dldl Ill vi Bic ILLS d.
eleven o'clock from the residence of
A. J. Levin, SIS Morgan street.
Ride in a Ford sedan, $4,000 F.
o. B. Detroit Bartholomew Bros.
Mrs George Hemingway, fire
is on her vacation this week, and
switch board. Miss Stark, the oper-
,rrI1D 1-l
has charge Of the board on the
second shift. !
---Elks' dance Friday night. !
If your motor is hard to tur. !:
over these cold mornings, put in !
lighter oil. Barth olomew Bros.
Ford owners: We will drain out !!
your old oil, wash out your crank !
case and put in new oil, all for s1.25 !
including the oil. Bartholomew Bros. |
John H. Cole reports sending a
total of s126 to the Literary Digest |
Tor it's relief fund for the children
Of Europe He has small balance
On hand and Is still collecting for the
'und If anyone has a contribution J.
10 make, Mr. Cole will be glad to
receive it for them. A check for $50
was sent in by a Keokuk man
and his wife before his appeal was
made for funds. ...
Robert R. Sindt, of Davenport,
who is walking from Davenport to
San Francisco and who left Daven-
port November II, arrived in Keokuk
his afternoon Mr. Sindt is making
he hike from Davenport to ST. Louis
frst and is taking pictures of the .
scenic highway for Underwood and .
Underwood Of New FORK. In 1916
Mr.. Sindt completed a preparedness
like across the country, covering
;,21S miles.
There were no designations re-
corded at the city hall today The
designations yesterday were accepted
by the council within five minutes :