The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-13
THE DAILY GATE CITY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CITY NEWS.

See SHOULD a Woman Tell, Co
lonial. Sunday and Monday.
| Vote for Lee Hovey for mayor
Adv
Masonic: Special Eagle lodge to-
| night, No. ~, 1880; LIST degree.
| Gypsy Cola" Gypsy Cola" "Gyp'
sy Cola" Phone 329.
-Wanted-Girls at Iowa Can COM
lpany. Good wages, steady work.
Free transportation to and from work.
Il 0. o. +. Keokuk lodge No. 10
meets regularly every Monday night.
Visiting brothers invited. R. O.
lMaclcie, noble grand; Henry Schaefer,
recording secretary.
Miss Agne dancing studio, 420h
Main. Phone 1416.
Add signs Of spring. They are
putting up awnings on Main street
Istores.
Mrs. G. w. Fletcher Of Lima,
ILL.,, died this morning at St Joseph's
hospital at $3.50 o'clock after short
illness there of less than week.
! She was ffty-two years old and Is
survived by. her husband and one
daughter.
Gypsy Cola" puts pep in your
motor, relieves fatigue. Sold every
where Bottled by j. Burk & Co. only.
Try a bottle today. Phone 329.
First (English) Lutheran church,
corner Twelfth and Morgan, (new
church Eleventh and Blondeau
streets). Rev. T. l.. Rydbeck, pastor.
Fourth Sunday in Lent. 10000 a..
M, Sunday school; II a. M, services.
Theme of sermon, "Is it Hard to Be-
come a Christian?" The jubilee
chorus will render special music.
1880 p. M, services. Theme for the
Fourth passion meditation, "The
Wounded World Crying"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Dick announce
the birth of son, on March IL. Mrs.
Dick was Miss Ona LaTaste, a sister
of Mrs M. F. Baker of this city.
Some UNLIMITED guests" at
tempted to break up the freshman
class party which was held last night
lat the home of Miss Wilma Loewen-
stein. The police were called, but
the crowd which was attempting to
spoil the party broke UP before the
officers could arrive.
Just discovered Gypsy Cola"
something new. Bottled exclusively
Iby j. Burk & Co. Phone 329.
Funeral services for the late
Miss Julia Whealand were held this
morning from St. Francis de Sales
church with the Rev. Father Dun
Inion officiating The pallbearers
were C. A Mcnamara, Judge w. l..
Mcnamara, Frank J. Weber, Carl
Weber, John Rovane, John Francis
Winters.
Word has been received that
Mrs E. A. Anderson, sister Of Mr..
10. G. Mandt, died in Chicago yester-
day. Mrs. Anderson has visited IN
keokuk and is well known here, so
her untimely death will be sorrow
to many Keokuk people. The attend
ing circumstances of her death are
unusually sad. Her husband died
from influenza last fall in Chicago
and her mother died as the result
of an operation about week ago.
Mrs Anderson leaves two small chill
dren.
Drink bottle of Gypsy Cola"
Phone 1923.
Through an error the name OF
John BRASIL was omitted from the
list of those participating in the Y.
M. c. A. open house program Thurs
day night. Mr.. BRASIL as usual
pleased the audience, and it was an
unintentional oversight that his name
was omitted.
oh you Gypsy Cola" say. Phone
32s.
"A petition for divorce on the
grounds Of desertion and cruel and in
human treatment has been filed in the
clerks Office of the district court for
John G. Stowe against Addie M.
Stowe Plaintiff and defendant were
married in 1897 and lived together
until two years ago when defendant
deserted her husband, the petition
states. There are three children, two
of them minors whom the plaintiff
asks custody of, allowing children to
express their own pretYe.sce IN the
mattcr. Plaintiff asks the court for
the divorce and also asks that the
title to his property located at Ferris,
ILL.,, be established and quieted against
ali claims of the defendant