The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-24
CITY NEWS

Seed BuckvhezL Briar Mills
Dance AT GlaseTE beach Sunday
night Rights reserved
--Aaccabee moonlight excursion,
; Tuesday. Aug 10. on steamer Capito.-
kodak films developed every day
al WilkiDSon's drug store, AZ Main.
Hotel Granite. Hamilton. Ill. viii
serve fried chicken dinner Sunday
noon T5c per plate
List yolr property With Birdwell
Sntlive- -the man who sells and that's
what tells" Phone Black 1851.
Il o. o. r Keokuk lodge No. 10
meets regularly every Monday night
Charles West n G. Henry Schaefer-
recording secretary
Cement sidewalks, curbs. cellar
floors. foundations. All work guxran-
Iteed Let me give yuu an estimate. p
l. Kennedy. Red 1901
Governor James n Cox and Sen
iator Warren G. Harding of Ohio viii
be represented at the Unity Clubs
luncheon Monday noon at the Hotel
Iowa
The dads Of troop one of the Boy
Scouts viii meet tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Jefferson school
Grounds TO discuss picnic plans and
Ia practice baseball
Swat the fly. Tanglefoot and
poison ny paper, swatters, Ell YAM
piro fly powder, Daisy fly killers. at
Wilkinson's drug store, Az Main St
The Rev. Elmer Manard viii
speak at the Union Mission. 13 South
Third street Sunday evening.at eight
O'clock. The public is invited to hear
him
"A marriage license was issued
early this morning to Floyd Semones
and Martha Quinn. and the ceremony
performed at $50 o'clock by Justice
James Burrows in his Office
A deed for property located
mile northeast Of Argyle. has been
filed in the recorder offisce at the
court house, given by Harry and Hat
tie Washburn to ]. L. Doherty
Bathing caps that will look sty-
lish and will keep the hair dry, at
Wilkinson's drug store, 422 Main
The viii of the late Minnie T.
Noetzle was opened and read this
morning in the district court. Lott
J. Sample was named executor with
the property q the deceased being be-
Queathed TO members of her immedi-
ate family
Among the campers at Bluff Park
this week are Herman Bank and
family, J. w vantassell and family
and w. A. Balbach and family The
big u c. T. penuant flying from the
porch
Keep an assortment OF Interna-
7 Urfo a
preparations on hand for emergen-
cies. For over thirty years success
fully used by farmers and stocknen
everywhere Sold by George Sher-
wood.
Clarissa HowelIs has transferred
property located on the corner of Sew
enteenth and Franklin street to Wins
low Howells for the sum of $4,000 and
she has also given a deed to Alice A.
Lee for property located near the cor
ner of Eighteenth and Franklin
streets
Every kind OF safety razor CT
blade and all kinds Of soaps, brushes.
strops, creams, powders, etc. at VIII
kinscn's drug store, 422 Main.
Funeral services for the late Min
ME Noetzle were held Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock from the residence,
1903 Johnson street, with the Rev.
H. B. McElree. officiating. Interment
occurred in Oakland cemetery with
nephews Of the deceased serving as
pallbearers. They were Walter v. D.
Mas, Elmer v. D. Mas, Lott J. Sam
pie and John Rogers.
That the Burlington viii open an
uptown ticket office in Quincy, is
the opinion there, as the following
from the Herald shows: 1T is cur
rently reported that the uptown tick
ct office of the c., B. & O. Railway
company is to be reopened in the
near future, probably next month.
The office was closed when the gov
eminent took over the railways dur
ing the war as a measure of economy,
and the patrons of the road Loyalty
put UP with the serious inconveni-
ence of going to the passenger sta
ton to get information regarding
trains and connections and for pur.
chasing tickets. The period of gov
eminent supervision Of the roads ex-
pires August Is, and in response to
universal requests the company will
re-establish the uptown office shortly
after that date. The location has not
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