The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-21
CITY NEWS
Try Quaker flour.
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II do moving. Proctor. 1893.
Piano and player tuning and re-
pairing. G. J. Meister. Phone B-l7sl.
The next district meeting OF tne
nurses in southeastern Iowa will be
held IN Fairfield. :,
Cherries for sale by Mrs. 7. J.
Ellis picked cherries $500 PEI
pushel. Montrose, Iowa
Don't forget the nurses play al
ST. Mary's hall tomorrow night lot
benefit Of their new home.
A marriage license has been
issued to Lester Ray Ellison anc
Frances Elizabeth Smith, both OF
Carthage.
Masonic: Special meeting Eagle
lodge No. IL, A. F. & A. M, TUESDAY
afternoon, June %, 1920, at O'CLOCK
Third degree.
Regular meeting Knights d
Ladies of Security tonight at O'Clock
at Cameron's hall. All members are
requested to attend.
| For better bread use Quaker flour.
| Prank Haubert sustained dis
located shoulder this morning shortly
after Q o'clock when he engaged IN
wrestling match with another boy
on the Y. NJ. c. A. lawn.
Thursday night at Donneilsoa
club hall the nurses or ST. Joseph's
hospital will repeat their plays, a
comedy in one act and a drama IN
three acts, for the beneht of their
new home.
Is Meth odist Protestant church boat
excursion to Quincy Wednesday, June
90. Steamer Keokuk leaves keokuk
at 1880 a. m. Adults, CSC; children
Csc. Sandwiches, coffee, ice cream
and pop will be served on the boat
by the church.
I summer begins officially today.
The almanacs give the tame for the
appearance of summer as 12:40 p. m
This is also the longest day in the
year. According to the calendars the
sun rose at 4:28 this morning and
will set tonight at 7:35 O'Clock.
Deputy Sheriff William S. Mont
gomery returned yesterday from Ana
mosa where he took George NRettfnger
who entered the rsformatory there
ito serve FIVE years sentence which
he received after the petit jury found
him guilty of larceny in the April
term of the district court.
; Iowa will ship more than two
million pounds of wool this year.
| That was the statement made this
| morn,n ing by Tom G Stone of the ex-
! tension department OF the Iowa State
college at Ames. This IS practically
double the shipment or a year ago
and is under the new pan OF cooper
alive shipment by the County Wool
Growers association.
! Burlington is TO have a clearing
house. In a meeting held in the
Iowa Savings bank building Saturday
morning, representatives OF the dif-
ferent banks agreed upon the general
plan. the Hawk-Eye says. Before
going further, the matter will oe
submitted 10 the directorates of the
different banks,-but that after all will
be a mere Formally, as the first step
would not have been taken, II the
approval of the directors had not been
assured.
! A small poster, published by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, warning
automobile drivers of the danger OF
carelessnesS at railroad crossings,
will be put in each of the first AKA
kits prepared by the American RED
Cross for drivers of motor vehicles.
The poster calls the attention of the
motorist to the fact that 1900 per
sons are killed. ANNUALLY III CiOSSihS
accidents. Red Cross first aid kits
have been prepared by the STATE
Automobile association OF California
and have been placed in all of the
larger garages at the disposal OF
tourists and others. ....
! Pastry f1ours cast 15c per Id.
Quaker flour makes fine white cakes
and costs only SC per ID.
Fort Madison Democrat: Fame
of the first delegate from this city,
who ever sat IN national nominal.
ing convention. is spreading far ann
apparently fast. In a recent Issue ny
the Evening Democrat appeared an
article, stating that Mrs. Del p.
C!azier was, 50 far as Il IS known,
the first Fort Marison citizen to ever
sit n a national nominating ccnven-
ton with a vote. Yesterday a letter
was received here from William New
lon. Jr. who is spending the summer
in California, that the San Francisco
Chronicle, in enc of It's last week s
Issues published the picture of Mrs.
Glazier and the story of her activity.
The case is unusual IN that For,
Madison's first delegate should be a
woman.