The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-24
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Buy currants 20 make Jelly at
E c. Remarks, 31S s. Eighteenth
Call w. Van AusdaIl for brick
work painting, plastering and small
cement jobs Phone Black 924.
a marriage license has been
issued to George E. Johnson Of Gal
land, and Leota NJ. Bailey, Sandusky.
| Unitarian social, Roberts lawn,
Eighth and Orleans, Friday evening.
Homemade ice cream and cake, Csc.
The petit jury is summoned to
appear at the Lee county district
court next Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock
| For one week we offer all Elk
dresses and silk skirts at cost. Read
our ad in this paper. Sullivan &
Auwerda.
Cement sidewalks. foundations
and cellar floors Car 1882 or Red
1873. Strohmeier Bros. All work
guaranteed.
-Puckechetuck lodge, No. 45, meets
every Friday evening at 8 O'Clock.
| NJ. J. Mullen, n. G.; w. L. Uuey, re-
cording secretary. &-~st-~
Property located on the Plank
road has been sold to John II. w.
Happs by Susie Happs ct al for the
sum Of $500. according to revenue
stamps.
Jesse McGraw, arra1gned yester-
day on charge Of wife deseftion,
has been released from jail. He has
put up 800 towards the care Of the
baby.
Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Hoch, OF
Oklahoma City, Okla, announce the
birth Of a son, June q Mrs. Hoch
is daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ewers, Of this city.
a Hollingsworth motored to Ce-
dar Rapids to attend the annual
meeting of the Iowa State Bar asso-
citation. W. G. Blood and William G.
Howell made the trip with him.
Buy currants to make jelly at
e. c. Renard's, 31s S. Eighteenth.
Residence property located on
Franklin street between Fourth and
Fifth streets has been sold to Roy
and Milburn Whaley by Merton Glen
Morris and Helen Owens Morris for
the sum Of $4,000.
Fines Of 1875 each we're paid In
superior court yesterday by Earl
Taylor and Ed Plug. Both were ar
raigned on charges Of fast driving.
Taylor first said he would go to trial,
but later pleaded guilty. u
The Rev. Hnell Warren left to-
day to attend the jubilee convention
Of the Christian churches in the state
of iowa which is being held this year
at Des MONIES. This is the fifteenth
anniversary of the convention.
-Keokuk lawyers are in Cedar
Rapids today attending the annual
meeting OF the Iowa State Bar asso-
citation which Is In session there to
day and TOMORROW. They VIM be
guests at banquet Friday night
Sullivan & Auwerda have an ad
in this paper advertising silk dresses
and silk skirts at cost Be sure to
read it.
Victory medals, an added gift to
the service men of the late war, Will
be distributed in the near future
through army recruiting stations, &C
cording to word received here from
Washington, D. c. The medal win
be for men Of all branches Of the
service
H. II. Bradford has returned from
st. Louis, where he was yesterday to
attend the funeral Of his brotherin.
law, Arthur Mooney. which occurred
at II O'Clock Wednesday morning.
with irterment taking place in the
Bellefontaine cemetery. The death
occurred there Sunday morning.
Members of Mr.. MONEYS family
were residents of Keokuk years ago.
George La Monte Weissenburger,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Weis-
senburger. 507 North Fourth street.
was awarded diploma at the COM
mencement exercises of Lake Forest |
academy on June 49, He was one OF
the seventeen graduates. In scholas-
tic honors he received book prize.
given annually for excellence n adj
vanced algebra.
The Volunteers for Jesus mission /
will hold services at II North Fourth |
street Friday evening. at which Mrs.
Allen and Mrs. Newton will be in
charge. w. F. Means will be the
speaker. Everyone is invited to at
tend the services. Meetings will be |
held at the mission every Friday. Sat !,
urday and Sunday evening while Mrs. /
Allen and Mrs Newton are in the |
city. FIR
Tho annual parish and Sunday /
school picnic Of St Johns church /
will be held at Wild Cat springs Fri
dsy afternoon OF this week. June Is.
There will be conveyances at the /
parish house at 2:15 p. m. and it is |
hoped that as many as possible can {
will be there at that hour. There will
also be truck to bring the provi- |
sions, so those in charge ask that I
they are at the parish house before {
2 o'clock. s-.......-