The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
CITY NEWS

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December 3.
Read Schevers and Sons sale
I bill in this issue.
| --Aeroplane will take up passen-
gers all day Sunday.
Good coffee absolutely fresh
Kellogg Klub coffee.
Sundays ball game, o'clock.
benefit for Roy venning.
Dance at Glaser's beach Sunday
might. Rights reserved.
We fix and sell 'em-your cast
off clothes. 719 Main street
Special meeting OF
Hardin lodge, No. 20, Monday, Sep.
| tember q, p. m. F. c. degree.
Natural ice for sale. Car lots.
| Azinger & Denmire, Tenth-Johnson.
A marriage license has been is
sued to George Oberlies, of Warsaw
! and Marion Kish, of Keokuk.
Sundays ball game, 8 o'clock,
benefit for Roy Venning.
Ride in aeroplane. Leaves land,
| ing field near ball park Sunday.
| Are you a pessimist? Come to
the First Baptist church Sunday even
| ing and be cured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Tomlinson
/
| this morning at ST. Joseph's hospital
Let me give you an estimate on
| your cement work p l. Kennedy.
Red 1861.
"A Tonic for Pessimists"-Firs
7:45.
! MIR. and Mrs. L. H. Galvond. OF
| Montrose, Iowa, announce the birth
Of son, Louis Henry.
| i. o. o. F., Keolcuk lodge No. IS,
meets regularly every Monday night
Chas. West, noble grand; Henry
Schaefer, rec. secy.
The girls work committee OF the
Y. w. C. A. will have meeting at
| the association building Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Miller OF
Chicago. announce the birth of
son, September % Mrs. Miller was
formerly Miss Sarah Sackowitch.
Sundays ball game, o'clock,
benefit for Roy Venning.
! A marriage license has been
issued to Harry c. Greenwood OF
Springfield, ILL.,, and Katie ID. Mel
precht. of Warsaw.
! -Firemen at the Sixth street
station are doing their fall house
cleaning now, and the station rooms
are being redecorated.
The Community band will play
at the Old Settlers day program at
Kahoka next Thursday. The picture
OF the band is run by one of the Ka'
hoka papers.
National Thrift week will be OBJ
served in the United States In 1921
from January II to %. keokuk
usually observes the week through
cooperation with the Y. M. c. A.
Members of the Unity club will
hear Clyde L. Herring, democratic
nominee for governor Monday noon al
their meeting. Mr.. Herring Will be
entertained by the democrats of keo-
kuk at dinner Monday evening.
Sundays ball game, 3 o'clock
benefit for Roy Venning.
is God pessimist? Come and
find out. First Baptist church, Sun
day evening.
| Sundays ball game, 8 o'clock
benefit for Roy Venning.
1 G. E. Messer will take up Keo
kuk passengers in his aeroplane Sun
day.
a LaFever of GOT Exchange street
will leave tonight for Butler. Mo-.
where he will attend home coming
and family reunion. Mr.. LaFever will
be gone four days. He expects to
meet some of the members of the fam
Iily whom he has not seen for many
years, at this reunion.
Sundays ball game, O'Clock
benefit for Roy Venning.
! Economy is what will reduce the
high cost of living. Kellogg Klub cot
fee is economy-more cups to pound
Miss Dorothy K. Lewellyn has
returned to her home at Kahoka from
IAN extended visit at the Elms, Elk
icelsior Springs, and Sedalia and Co
iIumbia. She was recently elected
president of the Missouri university
alumnae chapter of the Alpha Delta
iPi sorority.
Services at the Salvation Army
tomorrow will be held as follows
Holiness meeting, 1880 a. m: Sun
day school, 2:30 p. IN. Class for all
Young peoples league meets at SOC
O'Clock. Evening services at SOC
O'Clock. There will be interesting
speaking at all Of the services and
the public is invited.
REGAL NEcKWEAR
! The finest neckwear in silks and