The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-07-26

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their fine band and gave short con-
lcert on our business street at about (
noon. The autos were placarded /
with the fair announcements. From
| Nauvoo the party went to Hamilton.
A gentleman from the southeast
part of this county was in Nauvoo the !
| forepart of the week looking over the
| field with view TO starting NOV
/ ing nicture show He claims to have
a good picture show and will build
jup a paying business If he succeeds
in giving good satisfaction at q nom
inal price of admission.
Many Nauvoo people will go to
Burlington next Monday to see Hag-
enback and Wallace shows which ex-
hibit there. They will use the steam
Ter Black Hawk excursion route for
/ transportation.
4 The clerks in our mercantile houses
are now vacating
The Nauvoo ball team may play a
game of ball on our home grounds
next Sunday afternoon if they can
/. date some outside team.
Mr.. H. S. Payne of the interurban
4 to-be from Keokuk, through Nauvoo
& to Ft. Madison on this side of the
creek is still diligently at work secur-
ing right Of way for the line and as
soon as all is secured the construction
work will begin in earnest.
DR.. g. w. Fegers was appointed by
Head Council A. K. Talbot OF the
Modern Woodman as one Of the ma
tional sanitary committee having
charge of the management of sanitar-
ium at Colorado Springs, Colo. DR..
Fegers left for San Diego, Cal, and
either western cities in the interests
Of an old line insurance company the
fore part of the week.
Nauvoo's industrial association
must raise $3.50 for a complete right
of way for the Lake Shore boulevard
causei by a hold-up of some parties
who live on the route and own real
estate. The association is now devils
ing ways and means to raise the
amount This fine boulevard will be
of untold benefit to Nauvoo and such
small amount should not be the cause
of blocking the work and killing the
road.
Fred Tanner who is one of Maui
voo's most extensive wine dealers
shipped thirty-eight barrels of this
Nauvoo liquid to st. Paul the first
: Part of the week. This shipment
amounted to nearly 1000 gallons. He
will again this fall squeeze an enor
nous amount of the grapes grown
here into juice
The grape crop in Nanvoo still
looks splendid and shipment of the
;. early variety will begin in a few days
1t is believed that Nauyoo will have
4 tn, largest crop ever raised in its his
d tory.
!. Nauvoo had another floating thea
It ire last Sunday night and as usua
the barge theatre was crowded. These
h Sunday night attractions at the Nau
d VEG beat landing are largely patron
lied by our people and people in Nau
e .ct's vicinity.
e Our farmers are now busy threhint
III toeir small grain. One farmer had il
It ninc acres of clover from which hs
raised 70 bushels CT seed and which
h, ceiling at Sill per bushel.
t Mark Hudson intends having hi
10 pool hall running by the first week II
August He is awaiting the arriva
of some goods from Chicago.
There is quite lot of sickness ii
Az and about Nauvoo, perhaps caused b.
10 the extreme heat Our doctors ar,
ye kept on lively move answering calls
re The new clothing and furnishin,
h goods people have, their rooms NIGEL,
o. painted and papered and will be read
err for business the first part of August
ce The Hudson Brothers relatives VIII
ly have been visiting In Nauvoo hav
no departed for St. Francisviiie, Mo-. 70
al a short stay after which they will de
ry part for their respective homes.
fl Carl Gross has moved his househol
% furniture from ut Madison to Nar
he VOC and will occupy rooms In the II
III dependent building with his family
&C. He is enraged as bartender in job
he n Schmidts saloon.
Ia The campaign season in Nauvo
has not olaeued nm VET The only In