The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-13
CITY NEWS
pheum theater tonight.

700
o5c per doz. Fred be Yong.
/ --Taylor's taxi. day and night serv
lice. 1103 Main. Phone 217.
4 Masonic - Special meeting Of
Hardin lodge. No. 20. Wednesday
Jan. ia. F.AC. degrees. 1880 p. m
The annual meeting of the Coun
TRY club will be held this evening al
1.-The kooiuk club. The business meet
ling will begin at 1880 o'clock.
1 III. W. Kriel, recently connected
assist you in figuring up your income
tax at nominal fee. Cali 1415 Des
/ Moines.
We are proud Of Hamill's Steel
Cut Coffee. We know 1t is really
good, pure, clean coffee of the finest
body and flavor. Our patrons know
there is none better!
Regular meeting OF Morning Star
Hodge No. S, X. Of p, at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau. George Koepf,
Installation Of officers.
Don't overlook a good bet Thurs
day and Friday. See Charlie Chaplin
| in his very latest "A Days Pleas
ure", also Earle Williams in his
--latest, THE Black Gate" at the
Colonial.
- A warranty deed Is on file in the
recorders office in which Gertrude
Collins conveys to E H. KeatN lot
ON Grand avenue near Thirteenth
street The consideration is $1,000.
Il. O. O. NJ. lodge. No. G04, meet
regularly every Tuesday evening al
is o'clock. All visiting members cor.
IdiaIly invited. John G. Stadler. die.
tator. A. L. Laubershimer. secretary.
! Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Murphy, of
/ 526 North Fourth street. leave for
st. Louis Thursday evening. where
Mr.. Murphy has taken a position in
| the st. Louis office Of the Hope En-
cheering company OF Boston.
--Elk's dance. Wednesday night
Two flce fires called the fire de-
partment out last night The first one
was from the residence OF Thomas
Allen at SIG Concert street at $40
o'clock. The second was from the
Sansone residence, sos Bank street at
!! 8: DO o'clock.
Baxter & La Conda, acrobatic
dancers, Orpheum.
. Student Branch girls OF the Y. w.
&c. A. who are to attend the banquet
Wednesday night are asked to give
tI,eir names and the names OF guests
to Miss Truth Lamont, treasurer or
the club, together with their money,
by Wednesday evening
| Mrs. H. w. Clendennin. Wife OF
Henry w. Clendennin, one OF the own
ers of the Illinois State Register, died
Sunday at Springfield. Mrs. Clenden-
min lived in Illinois before her mar
rage. During the time her husband
was connected with the old ConSt1tu-
ton she made her home here.
-Taylor's taxi, day and night serY-
ice. 1l03 Main. Phone PIT.
Edward C. White who died recent
Nv in New York was born in Burling-
ton, and shortly after leaving school
and entering the newspaper field was
manager OF the Fort Madison Gem
City. He was connected with a num-
Der of newspapers in this section OF
the country.
Funeral services for the late
George Higham were held this after
noon from the chapel OF Pearson.
Vaughan and Holbrook. The body ar
rived here from Burlington where
services were held Sunday by the Rev.
w1n. B. Hutchinson Of the First Bap-
fist church. Interment will be in OAK
lard cemetery
Walker & Cozy. musical artists,
Orpheum.
Five fast games scheduled in the
older boys church, basketball league
for tomorrow afternoon: 4:30-St.
paul VS.. Westminster; 5:00-Congre-
gational VS.. Second Presbyterian;
5:3C-United Presbyterian VS. Bap-
fist. :O0-Christian VS.. ST. Peters;
Ia. 3o-Trinity vs. Methodist Protest
ant. These games are to be played
at the "Y" gym and the pubic is IN
yited.
Commenting on the knights OF
Columbus program at Burlington sun
dav the Gazette pays this compliment
to David Daley, district manager OF
Stone and Webster. who spoke at the
BANQUET: A splendid address was de-
llyered by Mr. David Daley, OF keo-
kuk district manager of the Missis-
sippi River Power Co. Mr. Daley overt
upon the necessity for higher educa-
ton and the necessity for affordins
Young folks opportunities for getting
this higher education. The openings
for the young man with the college
training these days are limitless. Inc
speaker deplored the fact that the goal
Of higher education was not being SO
eagerly sought as In former years.
and appealed for a revival OF this am
bition.
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