The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-22

cutting crops of hair now before the
! cold weather sets in. After awhile
these customers will be again more
economical.
/ Mark Hudson has purchased the bal
ance of the bankrupt stock, fixtures.
etc, of the remains of the A. C. Mills
drug business. George and Mark Hud-
son have purchased their fathers
grocery business and our people pre-
dict for them successful business
the consumers and business world in
Nauvoo and vicinity. Marshal Louis
Hudson will now devote his time In
his official capacities and business
matters in which he has profitable in
! terests
Miss Rachael, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. K. Parker of Nauvoo, who is
ATTENDING high school in Keokuk. will
spend Thanksgiving at the parental
home and will return to her studies on
the following Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
! Chas. McCandlass, her uncle and
aunt, of Keokuk, may also eat turkey
and other good things in this hospit-
able home.
The holiday trade is now on in Maui
VOC and on Monday and Saturday
nights our stores are crowded with
sightseers and purchasers. The early
birds catches the cream of selections
in the stock of holiday goods.
Navoo hunters are bagging num-
Der of quail. rabbits and ducks. A
small number of nimrods last Sunday
afternoon brought home seventeen
rabbits and it wasn't very good day
for the Dummies, either. They caught
them on the islands opposite Nauvoo.
There was scenic painter in Maui
VOC last Monday and in company
with one of our influential merchants
went among our business men to Sc
cure advertisements on the drop street
scene curtain which will be placed in
Nauvoo's opera house The ads were
sold at from SIS to $40 apiece.
A. C. Mills, former druggist in
Nauvoo. is i'll at his home here with
pneumonia. He is on the mend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jibbins of near
Elvaston, H., and near the Monte
5ello township line, were Nauvoo visit
ors last MondGy George came up to
see the sights and said he saw one
of the finest sights in his recollection
while here Mr. Jibbin was a former
Nauvoo business man. This popular
II, 80 Nv.
j. O. Boyer while in the city.
Nauvoo's residents have their eel
lars we'll supplied with the necessary
commodities to carry them through
these long winter months. Our people
always make arrangements for the in
rer man at every fall season of the
year to have the cellar well stocked
for the winters use.
A shooting match will be given at
Montrose next Tuesday by Fred Barb
er and number of Nauvoos sports
will attend
On Thursday of next week occurs
the annual Thanksgiving Gay and the
people in this section al very thank
full for the bounteous crops that we
were blessed with this season. The
dining room table will be loaded with
good things to eat.
Our butchers are now busy killing
porkers for domestic purposes. Many
families raise hogs for their own use
for the season until the new crop
comes in,
Miss Nellie Graley, our milliner, on
her return trip from Keokuk last Mon
day. lost pocket book containing
about s12, which was found by Fatty"
Long, who is the hack drive. for Frank
Weisinger. The lady was well pleas
ed to recover her purse and the hon
esty of the finder.
E. K. Parker, who is engaged in the