The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11
CITY NEWS

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Bargain In home. Call Red 1901.
Don't spoil good coffee by max
ing improperly.
Unitarian bazaar and supper
Wednesday. Dec. l.
Big dance, Twelfth and Johnson,
tonight. Ladies free.
Dance at Glaser's beach Sunday
night Rights reserved.
Natural Ice for sale. Car lots
Azinger & Denmire. Tenth-J ohnson.
Safety razors and blades, all
makes. Wilkinson's Drug store. 422
Main.
THE World, the Flesh, and the
| Devil"-Sunday evening sermon,
First Baptist church.
You will find Kellogg Klub coffee
one of the most tasty and economical
1 coffees you have ever used
/ DR. H. A. Gray has purchased the
residence formerly owned and occu
pied by A. E. tombstone at Third and
High streets.
| -Keokuk street cars are blossom
ing with the information that passen-
gers ARE requested to please have
exact fare ready"
Ten acres of land located west Of
Keokuk has been transferred from c.
the sum of $1,000.
II. O.. o. F., Keohuk lodge No. 49,
meets regularly every Monday night.
Chas. West, noble grand; Henry
!Schaefer. rec. secy.
DO you know the difference be-
tween the world, the flesh, and the
devil? Come to the First Baptist
church Sunday evening and find out.
Property located on the corner OF
Twelfth and Timea streets has been
sold by Jacob and Ida Schouten to
Chester and Elizabeth Trinible foo
the sum Of $1,000.
Campfire marshmallows fresh
from the factory 1Sc at Wilkinson's
Drug store, 422 Main st.
A marriage ceremony was per-
formed last night by Justice 3. e.
Hawkes. in his Office for Russell O..
Leasure and Elizabeth Hamilton, both
| of Burlington.
MIR. and Mrs Frank Bride Of
! Knoxville Iowa, announce the birth OF
| daughter, September 8. Mrs. Bride
was formerly Miss Mildred Schiebel
of this city.
/ The regional convention of the
Red Cross chapters Of the central
division will be held in Ottumwa
September "a. Each chapter is en-
Titled to two delegates.
| THE World, the Flesh, and the
! Devil'-the three great destroyers OF
man Come and hear an interesting
sermon on this subject at the First
| Baptist church Sunday evening at
l7:45.
Pure Midland linseed oil and Ma
| tional brand white lead at the same
or less prices than others are charg-
ing for substitutes Wilkinson & Co.,
Keokuk's high quality paint dealers.
422 Main St
! Mrs. R. l.. Reid, teacher OF voice,
Twill open her studio Tuesday, Sept.
i21. Make inquiry in regard to ad-
vance on lesson fees, and conditions
under which contracts may be made
for lessons.
American Legion. Regular meet
| ing, Cameron's hall, Monday, p. N.
All soldiers requested to be present.
If you are not member come just
the same. w. Frank Brown, COM
mander. Rolla Erdman, adjutant.
/ Mrs. A. w. Mathena, of Sapulpa,
| Okla, is seeking some information
| about her brother, Edward Sheetz,
whom she says was in Keokuk at one
time She asks for assistance in 10
eating him, and the police are trying
/ to find some one who knows some
thing OF his whereabouts.
| An information has been drawn
in the superior court against truck
driver named Weldon, charging him
with humping into car driven by H.
M. Schevers, crowding the car into
the ditch at the side of the road and
IF huh In n
Mr.. Schevers the driver failed to stop
latter the collision. 1t is alleged that
Schevers signalled to pass Weldon's
truck, but that he faied to turn out
and the collision resulted.
The Rev. c. R Waters, pastor of
the Bethel A. NJ A. church will preach
in the Bags school house near Mont
rose Sunday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock.
After the services there will be bas-
ket dinner served. People who go are
asked to bring their baskets. as moth
ing will be sold for the dinner Trucks
will leave the church at one o'clock
and at lis o'clock from Fourteenth
and Morgan streets. The pastor asks
his people not to be tardy, as the
trucks can not be held for late corners.
The work Of the Rev. William H.
Clark Of the First African Baptist
church is being commended. not only
by his own people, but by other peo-
pie in other communities. The Rev.
Mr.. Clark acknowledges the gift of
an umbrella from Paducah, KY. This
was given him for some work that he
has been doing in Kentucky before
coming to Keokuk. Mrs. Emma An
lderson of I'LL Fulton street expresses
the appreciation Of the congregation
here for the splendid leadership CIV
en- by Mr.. Clark. Under his admins
tration the church has made rapid adj
ivances, and has purchased for itself
Ia new home at Twelfth and Morgan
lstrcets.
5 TO g O'CLOCK TONIGHT
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