The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-26
CITY NEWS

Retail grocers will close all day
July celebration.
-Spirella corsetiere, Mrs. c. IL
Wedertz. Phone sos.
Dance at Glaser's beach Sunday
night. Rights of admission reserved
--Linoleum and sorghum nrolasses
for sale. r. l.. Webb, 1019 Blondeau.
Hotel Granite. Hamilton, H., VIII
close the dining room June 20 until
July IS.
Dance at Bluff Park Tuesday
evening. June 20, and Friday evening
July 2.
-Sennett comedies every Saturday
at the Grand. Vivian Marun also
tonight
Masonic: Special meeting of Har-
din lodge No. 20, Monday, June Is,
4:30 p. m f. c. degree.
Call W. Van Ausdall for brlck
work. pointing, plastering and small
cement jobs. Phone Black 924.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Van are par
ents of a daughter, Mary Marie, born
Friday at ST. Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. McCarty
of 726 South Second street, announce
the birth OF son, Ralph William.
Baseball Sunday Colored All
Stars vs. Standard Four at Standard
-Four grounds. Game called p. m.
A son was born Friday night at
st. Joseph's hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Patterson of 2013 Bank street.
A marriage license has been
issued TO John William Ketchum OF
Augusta, H.. and Anna Mae Musser
of Keokuk-
II. O. o. r. Keokuk lodge No IS
meets regularly every Monday night.
Work in the third degree. R. 0.
Mackie, N. G.; Henry Schaefer, Rec.
Sec'y.
A motion for rehearing in the
case Of Mary T. O,Neill ct al, against
Pauline O'Neill ct al, was argued in
the district court this morning at 10
o'clock before Judge John E. Craig.
The old Lutheran church. Twelfth
and Morgan streets, has been sold.
Until the completion of the new
church ON Eleventh and Boandeau,
services will be held at the Metho-
dist church. corner Twelfth and Con-
cert streets.
baseball Sunday. Colored All
Stars VS. Standard -Four at Standard
-Four grounds Game called p m.
There will be visiting priests at
the different Catholic parishes Sum
day morning and a special meeting
or all the soliciting teams at ESQ
Sunday afternoon at the K. G. hall,
In connection with the endowment
fund for st. Ambrose college. Sew
eral meetings having for their object
assistance to this fund have been
held in Keokuk and a loyal interest
has been manifest
Funeral services for the late Carl
Wilhelm GottheI Griebsch were held
from the residence, 1409 Palean
street, yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock with the Rev. A. n. Bisping
officiating. Paul and Francis Luedtke
sang at the services and the follow
ing men were pallbearers: William
A. Shepherd, Charles Sauer, Harvey
). Bonham, Henry Vanderheyden,
Henry Schaefer, Frank Wahlgren.
Keokuk lodge of Odd Fellows con-
Quoted the services at the grave.
Keokuk automobile owners win
he interested in the following report:
Iowa registered 1855 motor cars
between January 1 and March 81. ac-
cording to announcements made by
the secretary of state. Collections or
motor license fees total $5,067 ,367 to
date. w. c. Ramsey, secretary Of
state, estimates that the total regis
tration in Iowa this year will run to
at least SIS, 900, and that at least an
other million dollars in fees will be
paid. Ninety4our percent of the money
derived from fees goes into the state
highway fund.