The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-18
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CITY NEWS

Dance with O'Farrelrs tonight.
e--Ewers-M cCarthy Co, the Christ
mas store for men and boys.
Have your car washed by an ex-
pert car washer. Keokuk Cadillac Co.
Help make your own Christmas
brighter by contributing to the COM
munity fund.
Think of it! All Ewers-Mc Carthy
Co.'S boys suits and overcoats re-
duced SO 1-3 per cent.
Will Porter, colored. charged
with being drunk and disturbing the
peace of the Alley Inn last night was
given sixty days in Jail this morning
by Judge Mcnamara. He was run
out of Fort Madison, officials say, and
likely will cross Keokuk off his call
ing list now.
Toys cheaper at Lowitz's.
Internationally Co., Keokuk' s
quality luggage headquarters. Bags
and suit cases reduced 20 per cent.
A committee of citizens from the
fourth, fifth and sixth wards ap-
peared before the city council this
morning to present petitions protest
ing against the seven-cent street car
fare.
Exquisite silk neckwear, boxed
separately. 75c to $500. Ewcrs-Mc-
Carthy Co.
Charles Hammond and Ey!and,
charged with theft Of clover seed
from a warehouse at Warsaw, were
taken to Carthage today in charge
Of Sheriff Bentley, to be prosecuted
on the charges in courts there.
George Hill, who was taken to
Aledo, nj. and questioned about an
alteration occurring there IN Whlch
a man was killed. returned to keokuk
last night and was booked in the city
Jail as sleeper.
-Ewers-M Carthy Co., Keokuk' s
trunk store. Prices $12 to $50. Dis
tributors of Hartman" wardrobe
trunks
The fire department was called
to the home of Henry Schevers, 1917
Exchange street, this morning
Sparks from burning flue set fire 10
the roof The blaze was extinguished
by chemical tanks.
Colonel Guy S. Brewer was in
Keokuk yesterday to confer WIN
Carl E. Hadley and other officers OF
Battery C, the new keokuk artillery
company. Plans are being made for
a federal inspection as soon as proper
quarters can be secured.
&C. w. Ewers has the Grand
Leader cigar SC, Santa Mara l2c, IN
suitable Xmas packages.
Dance with O'Farrell's tonight.
Manhattan and Emery shirts at
Ewers- Mccarthy Co.'S. Excellent Sc
lection, prices reduced 20 per cent.
Special attention given car wash
ine-all makes OF cars. Keokuk Cad
lilac Co.
H. C. Brown will speak at the
Pitsrim's Rest Baptist church tomor-
row evening at eight O'Clock. Mrs
Iva South and Mrs. Matte Foster
will sing a duet, '1n the Garden" and
Mrs. Carrie Smith will sing Some
body Knows" Mr.. Browns topic will
be "Solution of the Economic PROB
lem. There will be musical selec-
lions by a large choir and orchestra
and F. d. Fields will play co1net
solo.
-Kuppenheimer suits and over
coats reduced 33 1-3 per cent. EWers-
Mccarthy Co.
Shooting match at Glasers beach
Sunday 18th Clay birds and larger
shooting. Lunch served. Shoot starts
10 a. m, lasts all day.
Mems and boys gloves reduced
20 per cent at EwersMcCarthy co.
There were two first prizes
awarded to the high school pupils
this week for the best essays on
"Keokuk High School, Past, Present
and Future" The winners were
Mary Maxine Jones and Earlvin Dun
son.
bradley" sweaters, best made
reduced 300. DIVERS Mccarthy Co.
Funeral services and intermen'
occurred this week in Danville, Ky
for the late Mrs. Frank E. Cooley
whose death occurred at Madison
Vile, Ohio, December II. Mrs. Cooley
will be remembered by Keokuk peo
pie as the daughter Of the late Judge
James Love, Of the federal court OF
Iowa, and a former resident OF this