The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-25
CITY NEWS.

Don't forget March s.
I Buy Sommers' brooms.
! For cobs call Earl Moore. R-1201.
Have you subscribed to the Blue
Triangle?
keokuk club card party Thursday.
/ February rs.
Its getting time 10 think about
spring clean-ups.
save money at Peterson's shoe
sale. 712 Main street.
Albert Nollers. clerk OF the dis
yict court, is i'll at his home.
Dance Summittyille, Saturday
ebruary 2S.--Rights reserved.
Entertainment End Pres. church,
West X, Thursday evening, 15c.
Get your shoes repaired at An
derson e. Hutcherson's. Ali Main.
Petroleum coke, the perfect fuel.
lis SO percent heat, dustless and ash
less. Evans Goal Co. TEL 131.
Florence w. Schouten will reopen
her music studio for voice culture
March LIST at 302 North Sixteenth.
w. j. Richards came to Keokuk
last evening from St. Petersburg,
Florida. His family Is still in the
south.
-keokuh camp M. w. A, No. 622.
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present.
The garden seed advertisements
are, beginning to draw the garden
enthusiasts ideas out into the back
yards and garden plots.
The street arc light at Sixth and
Blondeau streets broke away from
its moorings last night and fell. The
light was being repaired today.
a marriage license has been
issued to William j. Gompf Of Donnell-
son and Lydia Catherine Schott of
Primrose in the clerks Office at the
court house.
Attend Royal Nedghbors enter
ltainment Thursday evening, NJ w.
"A. hall. Parcel post, candy booth,
refreshments and dancing. Adniis-
sion 10 cents.
Helen and William Murphy have
sold three and half acres of land To-
Gated in section thirty-fve of town
ship sixty-fve to Emma d. Griffin for
the sum of $1,000.
Miss Mabel ANDERSEN OF Los
Angeles, will speak at the Union Mis-
sion, 13 South Third, Thursday even
ing at 500 o'clock. A large attend
ance is desired.
The will of the late John Kruger
has been admitted to probate and the
Rev. Father Giglinger named as exc
cutor. The will of the late Philip
Hohl has been opened and read.
"A transfer of real estate has been
made by Sarah e. and William DAM
iels to w. A. Mccoy for property To-
Gated on the corner of Twelfth and
Johnson streets for the sum Of $1.750.
Miss Hazel Jester is assisting
Miss Lucille Knights and Miss Geor-
gia Schell in distributing and collect
ing the circular letters and envelopes
in the third ward for the Blue Tri-
angle drive.
Colonel J. E. Mcdonald from the
main recruiting station at Davenport.
was in Keokuk last night to inspect
the local station and to look over
matters in connection with the re-
cruiting work here.
The Rev. Huell Warren Of the
First Christian church is in Des
Moines this week attending the inter
church movement conference. There
are over thousand preachers present
at this conference.
The second lenten service Of st.
Paurs Evangelical church will be
held there this evening at 1880
o'clock The subject of the sermon
for tonight is Verify I say unto
Thee. Today. Shalt Thou be with
me in Paradise"
Ralph Ross. reporter on the
Constitution-Demo in 1913, later
with the Burlington Gazette, and
now in Beunos Ayres with La Nacion
is married according to word re-
ceived here. His bride is Natalie
Necakau. Mr.. Ross was formerly
city editor of the Moberly. Mo, paper
and came here from Moberly.
Have you subscribed to the Blue
Triangle?
In the list Of contributors to thu
wood fund as published in last eve
ning's Gate City, correction should
be made of one name. The Keokuk
Electro Metals company gave 5000 in
stead of the Keokuk Electric Com
pany, as the list which was furnished
the newspaper read. The correction
is made in justice to the Electro
Metals company