The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-09
CITY NEWS
Buy Sommer's brooms

| buy ISOlllIltI . DiOollo.
All grocers sell kellogg Klub
coffee.
e. r. Robinson OF Chicago. will
appear in a song recital in the Bethel
A.. M. E. church, September 16.
Property located in the town OF
Montrose has been sold by Robert
and Edith Lamb to Jeanette Hamll-
ton for the sum of $4,000.
Puckechetuck lodge, NO 43, meets
EVERY Friday evening at o'clock.
recording secretary.
| Cost a little more-worth the diff
ference. Use Kellogg Klub coffee
/ Real estate located north of Sum
mitville station has been transferred
to George D. Carr and Gladys Carr
/ by II. NJ. South and Hazel South for
the sum of $500.
| DR.. Fred W. Long has succeeded
in securing the series of the DR.. Hill
lis better America picture-lecture for
ten Sunday evenings, beginning next
Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tionaI church. This series is one Of
the finest ever given, and will be sub
stantially as DR.. Hills gave them to
his own people in Plymouth church,
Brooklyn. Further announcements Of
the series will be made later.
Good coffee is delicious You all
know that after finishing meal with
a cup of good coffee you leave the
table with pleased satisfied feeling,
Fresh catfish at JOS Haubert,
| 709 Main street.
A marriage license has been
issued to Jerry O. Louck of Keokuk,
and Rose Painter of Detroit, Mich.
/ A meeting is being held this
afternoon by wholesale grocers AMI
other local business men for the pur-
pose of discussing local problems.
| An appeal to the district court
has been taken by the defendant in
the case of the Little River Mercan-
tile Co. against Mark Tucker. De
PENDANT failed to appear when the
case was brought up for hearing IN
court of justice of the peace last
April.
Thomas II. Joyce was operated
on this morning for strangulated
hernia. His condition was reported
this afternoon as being satisfactory.
| Senator James Hamilton Lewis,
democratic floor leader, and gifted
orator, will speak in Hamilton Sat
urday evening, September IL, at 1880
O'Clock.
| Regular meeting Gate City chap
ter No. 7, r. A. M, Friday evening,
Sept. 10, at 1880 o'clock. Work in
Royal Arch degree. rTf
The Sandusky school will open
next Monday, with Miss Wilson as
teacher.
Ernest Ellington is in KeokuS
for a few days, enroute to Ottumwa
Iowa. where he will become CON
nected with a newspaper. Mr.. Ell
lington is a former resident OF this
city and is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
H. e. Ellington, of Cameron, Mo. He
has recently signed a contract with
the Goldwyn Moving Picture com
pany and will begin his career as a
movie actor with that company al
Hollywood, Calf, after the first OF
the year. 49, go
| Special meeting Of Knights Of
Columbus Friday evening, 8 o'clock
Initiation.
| Attention. O. E. S.: Eastern Star
members will meet to attend the
/ funeral of Sister Kate John, GIG Elk
change street, $3.50 O'Clock, Friday,
iSeptember 10. By order of the w.
M. Mrs. l.. N. Hahn, secretary.
Clarence Hull, Of the county
auditors office at Fort Madison
came to Keokuk this morning and
will be here at the court house for
two days, working on books there.
Mr.. Hull will get the assessors books
ready for the new fall tax lists.
Word has been received from the
Quincy police department that a
| Studebaker automobile carrying an
Illinois license number, 12041S, was
stolen there yesterday.
Bonds for Leroy Rettinger were
increased yesterday to $1,000 from
4 $500, the original bond, Rettinger is
being held for breaking and enter.
I ing. ..
! Wick Crenshaw was arraigned in
Carthage yesterday on the charge OF
| killing Bud Langford, and he has
been held to await the action of the
| grand jury. He was held without
bonds. Crenshaw's attorney expects
to make application to the circuit
! judge at Monmouth for bail for Cren-
shaw. 81
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Thompson B. Putney, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, and Isabelle Fan