The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-27
CITY NEWS

--Keolruk club dance Mon,, Mar. 20.
Vote for d. J. Hemmy for coun-
|cilman.--Advt-
Miss Agnes dancing studio, 1904
Main. Phone 1864.
Hear Warden Perkins at open
forum, Sunday evening.
Don't forget to vote for Theodore
Craig at the election next Monday
Adv.
"A mothers meeting will be held
at the institute Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
IT. J.. Hickey, candidate for com
mission, will appreciate your vote
Monday, March 29th.--Advt.
Buy wall paper in a wall paper
store. We have the largest line and
the best prices. Price Bros.
A motion to suppress dispositions
In the case of Ben Raber VS.. Cora
Hilpert has been filed in the district
court.
Beautiful home on Fifth and ave-
nue., No. 5 Park place, for sale. En-
|quire 727 North Ninth street Phone
Black 1880.
Two acres of land west Of Dom
nelson are conveyed by Charles w.
Warren and Nettie e. Saar, the con-
sideration being $3.50.
III. G.. Kirchner as guardian of
Sarah Spiesz, has sold to ]. A. Pol
lard and N. E. Pollard property on
Morgan street between Ninth and
Tenth streets. The consideration
was $500.
Wanted Girls and women to
work in finishing and packing depart
ments at shoe factory. Will give en-
pfoyment on full time or partial time
to suit convenience of applicants.
Word has been received by Mrs.
o. E. Honce of the serious illness u
her sister, Mrs. Huston Louderbock.
of Wilbur, Wash. Mrs. Louderbock
was Miss Tischia Fairchild of this
city.
For sale: passenger Overland
touring car. One 4 room house, part
ly modern; lot 75x100; 4 blocks from
street car line. Cheap if sold at once;
leaving city. Call 1882. Call Sunday
morning.
A typographical error occurring
in Hutchinson & McCoy's adv in last
evenings edition reading, I'VE will
make you a liberal allowance for
your old cars should have read,
1--WE will make you a liberal allow.
ance for your old tires
The bar docket for the April
term of the federal court has been
issued. Trial notices have been
served for three law cases, which are
to be heard before Judge Wade. Fed
eral court will convene here April s..
The Great Miracle photo-play now
-, ie fha f.
est picture that ever played in Keo-
kuk. Tonight and tomorrow is your
last chance to see 1t.
John Lapsley Of Pennington,
Iowa, died yesterday afternoon at 5
o'clock at st. Joseph's hospital The
body will be taken to Kahoka for III.
terment there Monday. Mr.. Lapsley
was a cousin OF DIR. Robert NJ. Laps.
ley of this city.
Vote for ID. J. 'Hemmy for coun-
cilman.-Advt.
The Community band which
went to Fort Madison yesterday to
play for the labor assembly mass
meeting held last night, put on a
parade yesterday afternoon, gave a
concert in the park and played for
the meeting at the Orpheum theater.
Over the Top" U. G. T. meeting
in 800 membership campaign Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Frank and
daughter, and Mrs. N. J. Montague
and daughter Arliss, and H. c. Bode
attended the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Evelyn Helling Buescher at Fort
Madison Thursday morning Mrs.
Buescher had visited in Keokuk a
number of times, and was well known
here. rH
Final U. C. r.. booster meeting
for Keokuk Sat. night >Cameron's hall.
A workman employed in remoy-
ing bricks from the Keokuk Savings
bank building, was slightly injured
this morning when an automobile
grazed his leg, as he stood under the
chute removing the bricks. He was
given medical attention and taken to
his home. His injuries consist of a
cut in the leg and bruised muscles.
Freshest chocolates and party
candies are always to be found at
Wilkinson's Drug Store. Phone No.
6S and 50.
-Commandant Elyza Symmonds
spoke to large audience at the Sal
walton Army hall last night. She
took as her subject, the character Of
Job. The commandant will speak
again tonight, and the meetings
scheduled for tomorrow are: Holt
ness meeting ,10:30 a. m. Children
company meeting at $3.50 p. M, To
morrow night will be the last of Com.
mandant Symmonds' meetings, her
subject being "The Great Question"
The public is cordially invited to at.
tend these services.
Social Service in a Modern
Penitentiary." the subject at open
forum tomorrow night.
For Sale: An exceptionally good
driving horse. Good worker. Over
200. Seven years. Red S43.
The following out Of town per-
sons were in keokuk Friday to attend
the funeral Of the late George Willis
Tanning: John Higgins and Miss
Rose Higgins of Chicago: Mrs. C. E..
Tanning, daughter Madeline and son
Charles, of Davenport, Iowa; Mrs. F..
o. Sutton and Mrs. A. D. Lewis Of