The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-26
CITY NEWS
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--ElkS dance Wednesday, Jan. %.
Swiss cleaners open ready fol-
business. Phone Cos.
Piano and player tuning and re
pairing. @. j. Meister. Phone B 1881
Special car will leave Keokuk for
Warsaw after the cigarmaker's dance.
Wanted, two saleswomen in our
ready-to.wear department. Sullivan G.
Auwerda.
The will OF the late Andrew AL.
bert Shepherd has bee. opened and
read in the district court of Lee
county.
Dance Tuesday, Jan. q. Masonic
hall with Rialto Jazz band. Don't
miss this. Rights of admission re.
served
Masonic: Special meeting OF
Eagle lodge No. II, A. F. and A. NJ,
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 81, o'clock.
3rd degree
Hear the most popular entertainer
Ralph Snyder. the latest song hits and
dances with Rialto Jazz band. Tues
day. Jan. 81, Masonic hall.
The regular meeting Of De La
Sale council No. 619, Knights of
Columbus, will be held Tuesday even
Ing, Jan. II, at y O'CLOCK.
Mr. and Mrs: F. j Buys. OF 211
North Seventh street, left for Chicago
last night, called there by the death
of Mrs. Buys brother. Clyde Johnson
-Cigarmakers ninth annual blue
label ball Thursday. Jan. %, K of C.
hall. OFarrells 10-piece orchestra.
Dancing $50 to 100 o'clock. Tick
cts, s1.10 per couple. Extra ladies',
30 cents. War tax included Rights
of admission reserved.
--Elk's dance Wednesday, Jan. 70.
&C. G.. Hanford, of 1914 Fulton
street, was injured Saturday after
noon while at work at the dry docks
here. He was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital where it was necessary to
part of three fingers on the
left hand. His hand was caught In
some machinery 1T the docks.
The Young Women's Christian
Association will have it's annual meet
ing and banquet Tuesday evening at
6 o'clock at the building with a pro-
gram of music and speeches follow
ing the dinner and business session
The cafeteria Will be closed to the
public that evening because of this
annual celebration.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Lawrence Culkin were held Sunday
Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the ST.
Francis De Sales church with the
Rev. Father Dunion officiating. The
nterment was in the Catholic GENE
cry and the pallbearers were: John
). Erhart, Joseph O'Brien, Anthony
John L. Ward, George w.
West, William Reimbold. ST.
Miss Brady's charm, dramatic
ability and her wardrobe of the sea-
IONS latest creations in gowns. hats
md furs are shown at their best in
The Fear Market" '@-
Charges of cheating by false pre-
ense have been lodged against Frank
'peeke, by Marion Kish. 1t was
laimed by Kish that Speeke failed 70
ieep an agreement about some work !
or which two dollars was advanced |
or material, and also that Speeke !
ried TO have him cash a check. The |
heck was cashed later, and Speeke !
vas arrested at the union station.
Whats the matter with this old |
World of ours, anyway" Fear" says
Nice Brady. Colonial Tuesday and |
Wednesday.
The case in equity of the Eeokuk |
quarry Construction company, a cor
Grafton, and l.. G. Montgomery, tr-us-
ee for the State Central Savings
'ank, against Weber J. Smith. mayor
# Fort Madison, ct al, including mem.
ers of the city council there and the |
ity engineer, has been settled and
dismissed in the district court at Fort
addison.