The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-05
CITY NEWS


Miss Asne dancing studio, 1907
Main. Phone 1854.
-aGo to Nauvoo Sunday afternoon
on steamer Keokuk.
Vote for Frank Oertel for state
representative
Fill your bin with best quality
Sprin gfield lump. VIM. Sinton
Kodak films developed every day
at Wilkinson's drug store, 422 Main.
Order a case of root beer from
J. Burk & Co. Manufactured from
pure cane sugar. Phone 329.
Fred Mayhem, democratic candi-
date for sheriff in primary, June T.
ADV.
Dance at CHASER beach, Sunday
night. Agnes orchestra. Rights Of
admission strictly reserved.
-Furs. Ladies', have your furs
made and remodeled now and save
money. New styles are in. Fl. Ranke
Co., Burlington, Iowa, manufacturers
of fine furs.
Dance at Woodman hall Monday.
June Z. at Eighth and Main, over
Security State bank. Admission 60c
couple, soc single lady.
All members of the Unity club
are requested to be present at the
Monday meeting to arrange for the
| picnic to be held on Tuesday, June s..
| Il. 0. 0. F., Keokuk lodge No. 13,
meets regularly every Monday night
| Work In the first degree. Election
OF officers r. o. Mackie, N. G.;
Henry Schaefer. recording secretary
! Presiding Elder Rev. S. H. Owens
held his first quarterly conference last
evening in Bethel church. He was
pleased with the reports for the quar-
ter. He left thSs city this morning
for Rock Island, ILL.,
Fred Mayhem, democratic candl-
date for sheriff in primary, June T.
Adv.
Select a bathing cap now while
the stock contains hundreds OF styles
at prices Csc up. Wilkinson's drug
store, 422 Main.
Marriage licenses have been
issued to Walter X. Gumble Of Sui
tey. Ill.,, and Eunice M. Brumby Of
West Point. and to Roy Lee Hawkins
and Daisy Laura Geer, both of Ken-
kuk.
The following Missionary program
will be given by the Sunday school
of the Bethel A. M. E. church at two
o'clock: Song by school; paper, Miss
Pearl Roach; duet, Miss Althia Brad
ley and Miss Lena Dawson; instru-
mental solo, Miss Marjorie Loomis;
reading, Mrs. loretta Morston; Ad-
dress, Nancy Dawson; Recitation,
Miss Ada Bell Roach.
! Green River is bottled exclusive
: 1y by J. Burk & Co. Order case to
| day. Phone 1923.
Funeral services for the late
Nicholas mckenzie were held this
morning at $50 o'clock from the st.
Francis de Sales church with tho
Rev. Father James Dunnion ofI1ciat-
ing, assisted by the Rev. Fathers
James Gillespie and George Giglla.
ger. Interment took place In the
Catholic cemetery and the pallbear.
rers were the six sons, Hugh, Frank
John, Nicholas, Jr., william A., an
Joseph Mckenzie.
Did you know?--Do you know
that for the first time in the history
of Lee county young man is pre-
senting himself as a candidate fol
the office of sheriff at the republican
primaries next Monday? That young
man is George A. Memmen, an ex
service man, having been in all the
most notable battles Of the world
war, also being wounded in. action
He is a loyal union man and an hon
est-to-goodness citizen. and promises
an economic and judicious manage
ment of any and all affairs pertaining
to the office he seeks, and it is the
duty Of every voter to give him their
support, as he has earned it and is
one CT the boys who faced the bocht
in the Argonne and st. Mihiel.-Adv
The following out Of town rela
tives of the late Nicholas Mckenzie
were in keokuk today to attend tnc
funeral which was held this morn
ing: Frank Mckenzie and William A.
of KANSAS City, Mo; also Mr.. an.
Mrs. Joseph Mckenzie of Kansas
City; Mrs. Kate Swift, Mrs. Edward
Cooper and Miss Katherine Cooper
of Perry. Iowa; Frank Swift Of VA
ley Junction. Iowa: Mrs. Ellen Nc
Kenzie and Thomas Mckenzie Of st
Louis; Mrs. Kate Cronin and Miss
Anna McGinty of Minneapolis; Mrs
Celia Riley of Rogers, Mimi. am
John Feehan of Ottumwa, Iowa.