The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-18
CITY NEWS
! do moving. Proctor. 1893.

u. G. II. meeting Saturday.
DIR. A. M. Farnsworth will be out
of the city for the next ten days.
Cost sale, all silks, nothing re-
served, for one week. Sullivan &
Auwerda.
Quaker flour, made by Quaker
Oats Co. Their reputation guaran-
tees their flour. T..
Our representative, Mr.. c. l..
Drescher, will be at the Iowa hoter
Monday and Tuesday with New
Mexico oil leases. Galloway Oh Lease
Corporation, 400 Scarritt Arcade,
Kansas City, Missouri.
Black and colored hats less than
half price Saturday. The Styleform
Shop.
Cost sale. Everything in our silk
department at cost for one week.
This silk sale is an important one,
for it includes all the most desirable
of this seasons silks. You may de-
ipend on this as on all our sales.
Sullivan & Auwerda.
Cost sale, all silks, nothing re-
served for one week. Sullivan e
Auwerda.
Troop One of the Boy Scouts will
have its annual picnic Saturday after
be served at six O'Clock. The moth
iers Of the troop are furnishing the
supper and the fathers will buy the
lice cream for the boys.
Cost sale, all silks, nothing re-
lserved, for one week. Sullivan &
Auwe rda.
Property located on the corner of
Eleventh and Johnson streets and
known as the Gate City Laundry has
Exchanged hands, deed for the same
having been given to r. A Ryan by
IT, J. began and wife, and including
machinery and supplies on the prem
ises used in connection with carrying
on the business.
Cost sale, all silks, nothing re-
served, for one week. Sullivan g
Auwerda.
beginning at once we will sell
our entire stock of silks at cost for
one week only. Our silk stock Is very
large and consists OF all the new and
most wanted silks. Most Of you Will
remember the cost sales of former
years. This sale will be conducted
the same way except that it applies
to the silk department only. Suli1-
van & Auwerda.
Cost sale, all silks, nothing re.
served, for one week. Sullivan Il
Auwerda.
Mrs. Lille Armentrout, formerly
of this city, is visiting in Keokuk at
this time Sc wahs manager of the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies here for many years and for
the past ten years has been manager
of the Postal Telegraph company at
Ottumwa.
-Keokuk people will be interested
in the romance which has been
borught to light with a Burlington
boy in the star role. J. J. Seerlsy OF
Burlington, Iowa's ace in the aviation
section in the world war, Is engaged
to be married to Miss Helen Mary
Gauslin, coed of the University CT
Chicago, according to the Des Moines
Register which prints picture of the
aviator and the bride to be. The
marriage will take place Saturday,
and follows whirlwind courtsh1p.
--kahoka is planning for a big
year, on July 5. Among the attrac-
band, of Keokuk, with thirty-five
pieces. The celebration will be under
the auspices of Clark post of the
American Legion.
". G. Warner, secretary and
treasurer of the Iowa Fleece Wool
Growers association. has changed
his residence from Bloomfield, Iowa,
to 1900 South Roby street, Chicago.
He is making this change in the in
terests of the association, as it is
planned to have grading and sort
ing plant at that city and the man.
agement of sale of all of the Iowa
product direct to the manufacturers