The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16
CITY NEWS

Quaker flour, milled by Quaker
. Oats Co. huff said"
Go with the soldiers, American
Legion moonlight, Wednesday evening.
--"Hamills Steel Cut Coffee"
quality coffee at reasonable price;
per pound, soc.
Girl Scouts win meet tonight at
7 o'clock at the Y. w. c. A. for a
rehearsal Of the "Sungoddess."
-PuohechetucK Enc. No. Z, j. 0. 0.
F. meets every first and third Thurs
day. John Eisenhuth. Fin. Scribe.
M. w. Lobe has filed complaint
at the police station against James
Mack, alleging Mack hit him with
brass knuckles.
The American Legion requests
your attendance on moonlight excur-
sion We'd evening. Steamer ]. 8.
Tickets, Is cents
-Keokuk camp M w. A., No. G22,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members ARE
requested to be present
-Edgar B. Schwartz and wife
have sold the property on the north.
west corner of Fifteenth and Blon.
deau streets to Carl e. Hadley and
wife. Revenue stamps indicate a
consideration OF $780,
-"Hamills Steel Cut Coffee"
quality coffee at a reasonable price;
per pound, 55c.
An Information has been filed
in the superior court against F. w.
Klingfield for creating nuisance on
Timea street between Third and
Fourth by dumping decayed matter
and filth there. The information was
filed by City Health Officer Evans.
{. Alvin Winters appeared in the
superior court Tuesday afternoon
and pleaded not guilty to the charge
of assault and battery which was
filed against him Saturday by Mrs.
Albert Lorenz, the plaintiff alleging
in the information that Winters had
struck her little boy when riding on
his motorcycle.
Marriage licenses have been is.
sued to Albert j. Cockerill and Ger
trude Schumacher, of Burlington;
Harry H. Baldwin and Alice J. Blon-
Diet, OF Keokuk: Walter Charles
Smith, Of San Francisco. Calf, and
Sarah Beryl McKeon, of Hamilton,
ILL.,, and Joseph S. Grindle and Lo-
rena H. Hutton, of Hamilton.
-"Hamill's Steel Cut Coffee
quality coffee at a reasonable price;
per pound, 55c. .8 f,
Services will be held this even
ing at the Volunteers for Jesus mis-
sion at II North Fourth street, with
Mrs Allen and Mrs. Major Newton.
of Davenport, in charge of the pro-
gram They are the officers of the
volunteer slum army Of Davenport,
and they are coming to Keokuk
friends of the organization to start
similar organization here, their
work being to help the poor and
needy of community.
The Fort Madison police aided
yesterday in the search for a stolen
automobile at the request of the Keo-
kuk police, according to the Evening
Democrat: "Keokuk police this morn
ing enlisted the aid Of local police
men in the search for stolen auto
mobile that was taken from that city
early today by two negroes and a
white man 1t had a dark green ra-
diator. It was the opinion Of Keokuk
police that the negroes were about
Is years of age. while the white boy
who is driving the car Is about 20
years old. Although the police of
Keokuk have no definite knowledge
as to which direction the car is
headed, it was their belief that the
thieves took the bluff road and would
in all probability pass through this
city. Local officers are keeping
close watch for the stolen machine
SPEC. SALE: FOR THE kIDDiEs.
is off all wk Pretty Bingham wash
dresses: Lowitz.