The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-19
CITY NEWS.

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Eastern Star mkt. at Benner's SIT.
Sherwood for an easy riding
buggy.
Buy suit now at Funk's closing
out sale.
I Puritas dark lager bser, fine
i brew for the home. Phone 13s for q
i case today.
Quincy Herald: Prof. Phillip Hap
den, a former Quincy resident, was
down from Keokuk Wednesday on a
business visit.
The Last Word" in up-to-the-
minute summer haberdashery at
Ewers Mccarthy Co.'S.
Ask for Puritas dark lager beer
for pleasant summer drink. ama-
-Puckechetuck lodge No. IS meets
every Friday night at o'clock. All
members requested to be pres emit. BY
order OF noble Grand Geo. Immegart
Regular meeting Keokuk council
No. $50 tonight at O'Clock, Hawkes.
hall, Eighth and Main. Visiting breth-
rem fraternally invited to attend. J.
NJ. Fulton. regent; j. l. Annable. sec
tary.
On Thursday, June %, there will
be four excursions out of Quincy, two
daylight trips and two after supper.
| The Vermont street and Baptist
! churches are to have daylight ex-
cursion on the st. Paul while the
Congregational church and Sunday
school will have the annual excursion
to Keokuk on the G. W. Hill, leaving
early in the morning.
| -Ewers Mccarthy Co.'S summer
suits possess real distinction.
Look, the Folding Bath Tub, No.
1903 Main street, Saturday, M. Ham
merle, agent, JIG. Karle, ssubl agentsf,
BUY Your shirts and underwear at
Funk's closing out sale. Funk's, $50
Main street.
Quincy Herald: Mr. and Mrs. c.
B. Miller and I. o. Hockaday of Co
Iumbia, Mo-, and Miss Ruth Robinson
Of Mexico, Mo-, drove to Quincy in
Mr. Miller's touring car Tuesday, and
on Wednesday they went up to Kao-
kuk to see the dam and power plant,
returning to- Quincy in the evening.
er In the Miller-Hellhaks shoe. com
pany Of this city.
Phone "a for a case OF Leisy
beer when you're out
-Maccabee's excursion to FIT. Madi-
son Saturday is not postponed. Boat,
G. w. Hill. will leave at 2:30 p. m.
Drink Purltas dark lager or pale
beor Insist On getting IL
Quincy Herald Char lesp. Dodge.
former Quincy citizen, now running
the Grand opera house in Keokuk.
has taken over the management of
thu Auditorium theater In Galesburg
from the Chamberlain Harrington in
terests. The company IS known as
the Baker-Dodge Amusement com
pany and they will run the new thea
ter under the same plan as the En-
pire-H ippodrome in this town, with
high class attractions and moving
pictures. The interior of the house
will be entirely remodeled.
Buy harness and supplies at Sher-
woods, 703 Main.
Come early and attend Funk's
closing out sale. Funk's. $40 Main |
street.
-Mon.rose Journal: Tuesday af-i
ternoon we saw people looking at
something up on Main street Look |
ing up we saw car moving in a cir
Gle without driver. On nearer in
spection we found it to be a Carter
car, owned by Mr.. Dorsey, the genial
salesman for the Irwin Paper Co., OF
Quincy. Mr.. Lutz Of the printing firm |
of Lutz & Stahl, was with him and we
were invited to go out for ride and |
so with our wife and Mr.. Eula john /
son were given a spin in this new car I
which is able to run by itself.
--Maccabee's excursion on G.. W.
Hill, Saturday, June 20. 2:30 p. m.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. German |
O'Brien OF 91S Franklin street. yes
terday afternoon. baby girl.
Quincy Herald: DR.. and Mrs. J.
E. Burkhead and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Currie who came to Quincy In an auto
mobile from Clarksville, Mo-, Wednes
day, spsht 1.-THE night at6pthe Hotel
Newcomb and left on the morning
"K' line train for Keokuk. TO spend
the day in the Gate City, returning |
to Quincy on the evening train. The
four had narrow escape when the |
car, which belongs to Mr.. Currie. !
went over an embankment on South i
Twelfth street Wednesday. as told in |
yesterdays issue of the Herald. The |
occupants of the car. fortunately, |
werA not badly hurt and were able to I
continue by rail- to Keokuk, leaving |
the car here for repairs.
-Ewers Mccarthy Co.'S straw and |
Panama hats are correct in every de-
tail.
Fort Madison and return, Satur-
day on G. w. Hill, by the Maccabees. |