The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-08-12
CITY NEWS.

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Phone 81 for case OF LeisJ
beer when you're out.
Bind Pres. church ice cream social
West Keokuk park. Friday. Aug. IA.
Remember that when you drink
Puritas beer you are helping a home
institution. Why not?
i -LeRoy Bathen has been removed
to st. Joseph hospital where he un.
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
| Harness headquarters. Sher-
woods.
sued to George H. Rider, %, Of Belfast,
Iowa, and Miss Bessie e. Lewis, 20, Of
Belfast.
"A pleasant and agreeable tonic is
Puritas beer, either dark lager or
pale. Phone 139 for case for the
house.
According to the Nauvoo Rustler
the Christian church boy scouts OF
keokuk are camping near Jeff Knipe's
home In Sonora township and having
a good time.
With your meals What? A COO,
bottle of Puritas beer. You'll feel bet
ter If you try 1t. Phone for that case
today. No. 139.
-Liege is pronounced Leah, with
the accent on the first syllable. The
name OF the river Meuse is pro-
nounced Muz, with the short sound of
U, same as In muslin.
-Keokuk Camp NJ. w. A. No &c
will hold It's regular melting tonight
at Woodman hell. All members are
requ ssted to be present
Mrs. NJ. J. Lowe, president Of the
Violet Choral Study club, has called
the meeting OF the club for Thursday
evening at the Masonic hall att
Twelfth and Johnson streets, instead
OF on Friday evening.
Phone 81 Tor a case OF Leisy
beer when you're out.
Sherwood for new buggy.
Nothing better before retiring
than bottle OF Puritas beer. It's a
good tonic and restful one. Phone
139, and we'll be pleased to send you
a case. Do it now.
-Nauvoo Rustler: Misses Johanna |
and Agnes Sochs. Of Madison. Wis, /,
arrived last Saturday night for a visit !
with their aunt, Mrs. w. NJ. Argast /
They enjoyed their first boat ride !
Sunday on the Mississippi river going !
to the dam at Keokuk.
Order your gasoline fat irons from
Chas. Moesch. Hilton Road, r. 1. !
-Nauvoo Rustler: ]. T. McBroom !
has been selected as general manager
OF the Taber lumber yards and will
move to Keokuk, Iowa, at once and
assume charge. The Nauvoo yard
will be in charge of Lester Combre.
fine young man.
-Nauvoo Ruslter: Parties in the
east have written here that they will
soon visit Nauvoo to look over the
situation with view to establishing
a grape Juice factory here. II cond:.
items are favorable they are willing
to invest their capital in such an en-
terprise without local assistance
Quincy Journal: The mill!ners
and trtmmers of this section of the
country, including Illinois, Missouri.
Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska, are ex-
pected to arrive in crowds this week
for the annual fall opening OF the two
big Quincy millinery houses. The
advance guard has already startee to
arrive.
Some complaint has come regard.
ing the giving Of half the road in the
case Of an auto coming up behind a
team, says an exchange. The parties
claim that when they come up behino
a fellow with a team, that he stub |
bornly refuses to give any OF the road, |!
no matter If there is plenty OF room
to turn out. now the law recognizes i
the rights of both the man with the
team and the man with the auto. and
these rights should be respected. |
There are plenty OF men who are
running autos who should be driving
an OK team and vice versa, but all
men should not be treated that way.
The law says that when man is ov-
ertaken by faster vehicle, the man
driving the slower vehicle shall turn
out and give half the beaten path.