The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-24
CITY NEWS

Buy mixed paint The King
Best by test. Price Bros.
"A. T. Marshall, attorney at law
Office removed to % n 9th.
Get your shoes repaired at An
derson & Hutcherson's All Main.
Famous Swiss Bell Ringers Fri
day night, Baptist church. Mat AIS
/ u. S. Commissioner John S
lSprowfs is i'll today and unable to b,
in his office.
/ Coming Sunday, Monday, Tues
lday, Bert Lytell in The Righ
lAway" Colonial.
II. j. Hickey, candidate for com
mission, will appreciate your vote
Monday, March 29th.-Advt.
-Leisy Special tastes like it had
the old kick. In cases Of three dozen
Phone "a.
| Attend st. Paurs Easter bazaar
March 25th, st. Paul's hall, Eleventh
and Bank. Evening only.
Word comes from Davenport that
government boat will start from
there next week to work below Keo.
lkuk.
| The building committee Of the
First Lutheran church will meet
this evening at the parsonage, 1907
lOrleans avenue.
| For Sale: passenger Overland
touring car. One room house, part
ly modern; lot 75x10O; blocks from
street car line. Cheap if sold at once;
leaving city. Call 1882.
! Buy Absorene wall paper clean
Ter and clean your own paper. Price
Bros.
Your last chance tonight to see
Mary Pickford in Heart O. the
Hills" Colonial
Il. e. Goodwin was removed from
st. Joseph's hospital this morning 20
street, and his condition is satisfac-
tory.
Dan c. VOORHEES, sends copy OF
Border News" printed at Calexio.
Calf, which tells of the plans for a
big bull fight to be staged there, and
which will be attended by number
of Los Angeles Elks.
The sixth of the series of Lenten
services being conducted by the Rev.
A. H. Bisping at st. Paul's German
Evangelical church will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock. The subject
will be 1T is Finished"
-Keokuk camp NJ. W. A., No. 622,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present.
Buy wall paper in wall paper
store. We have the largest line and
the best prices. Price Bros
Electors of the Burlington indie
pendent school district are going to
vote April on expenditures Of $780,
900 for a stadium and Fairgrounds.
Its coming Sunday. What?
1.-THE Right Away"
In an article on the census IN
yesterdays Gate City the impression
was conveyed that Burlington had |
been counted. Burlington's fgur IS |
have not been announced, but the |
citizens there are expressing the fear !
that Burlington is not going to get
its full count, the same way that |
keokuk has failed.
DR.. Stafford has removed his den
tai Office to the Masonic building.
The fire department was called
to 1728s Des Moines street this morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock. Some hot ashes |
which had dropped down into the |
pit in the cellar set the woodwork
around the window on fire. No dam
age was done by the small blaze,
howeverH
Watch for THE Right Away"
Colonial.
Hear Swiss Bell Ringers at their |,
best. Baptist church Friday, p. m.
The Fort Madison Electric COM
pany has installed a single white way
Ia Dina or hofnro A |
pers' store which was put into opera
lion for the first time Monday night,
P. |. Robinson, head of the electric
company, announced this morning.
This post was put in as a sample to
show the people of Fort Madison ,
what the proposed white way for the
,ity will be like. y
H. R H, the best paint and :
'arnish cleaner ON the market Call 7
nd secure a free sample. Price Bros.
The funeral of the late Geo. w.
Brown of Hamilton, H., was held Y
rom the Christian church at Hamil-
on, Saturday afternoon. L
Deeds are on file at the court
ouse for property located on Four Y
zenith street, between Ridge and
'edar street, for the sum Of $1,000, "
old to Fred and Mary Elizabeth =
loser by Joseph and Mary J. Y
Ireaves; also for city lots in Mont
ose sold to James and lisa Morgan q"
rom Fred Worster for sum of 1000. =
Moving 81 load, furnish your own y
clip. Also ash hauling. 1922 Car
oil. Henry Murphy. l.
Members of the Keokuk ciub are "
lvited to the last regular card party
the season Thursday. March rs. -
Funeral services for the late Miss TX
arab E. Lupton were held this after
Don at $3.50 O'Clock from the West. -
mister chapel, with the Rev. E. b. X
ewcomb officiating. Interment took
ace at Hickory Grove cemetery and q
lie pallbearers were: John P. Hor. -
Ssh, J. l. Annable, H. j. Bonham, X
?. c. Howell, Isaac BlOm, William
Loeffler. ~
The Girl Scouts are completing G,
cir arrangements for the demon -
ration Of their work which is to be "
ven Thursday evening in the audi
rum of the Y. ". c. A. There will -