The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-17

! Daugherty visited Keokuk relatives
and friends Wednesday and Thursday.
The funeral of VIM Walter, whose
death occurred in Keokuk hospital last
Monday morning took place from the
residence Of his sister Wednesday af-
4 ternoon, Rev. Latham of the Presby-
terrain church officiating. The remains
We're followed to their last resting
! place by large concourse OF frienus.
| The new picture show in Nauvoo
may be opened next Sunday evening.
| Health In Nauvoo is exceptionally
good for this time of the year and
nearly everybody is active and bright.
| Any stranger who comes to Nauyoo,
! protests one OF our citizens, can sell
Atlantic and Pacific life, cyclone,
lightning, plate glass, accident or suf-
fragette insurance, yet somebody who
/ was born and raised among us can't
| sell half dozen clothes pins to one OF
us without an investigation as to
where they came from and all about it.
He wouldn't be able to sell them then
If there was a stranger in town selling
the same thing This may be true in
every locality however. 1t takes the
strangers to knock off the persim-
mons.
The Keokuk Daily Gate City news.
gatherers always tell the tr,s<h when
the truth is told the news gatherers.
I. Fred Koechling of Keokuk was in
Nauvoo last Tuesday looking after his
cigar interests. He had that pleasant
German look on him that he received
while abroad.
Peter Hudson of Erie, Kansas is Wis
itiDg relatives and friends in Nauvoo
the guests of his brothers Louis, Leon
! ard and John. Peter was raised In
4 Nauvoo and made good in his Kansas
home.
The W. c. T. U. is at the head of 9
movement to drive saloons out of Hin
OILS. Some wonder what Nauvoo would
: do without saloons.
4 Mrs. Len K Parker and daughter
are in Peoria for a visit.
The Misses Nora and Hazel, daugh
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Hudson are
visiting lady cousin in Des Moines
The young ladies will remain about
two weeks.
4 Now that the world-series foolish
ness is over, where were you on the
currency question when you were in
terrupted?
4 Mr.. and Mrs NJ Baumert, Jr, were
state fair visitors last week.
James Hager and Miss Laura Scott
two Nauyoo young people, were mar
ried in Canton, Mo-. last Monday
They will make their future home
/ here.
4 Earl Hierstein and sister Helen. o.
Keokuk attended the wedding of his
brother, William to Miss Lena Bergel
last Tuesday morning in Nauvoo. DR.
Hierstein and wife will make their flu
ture home In Dyersville, Iowa
). Ed Koechler left for northwestern
Kansas Friday morning. He intends
farming for year with his brother
Mike who is already located there.
A man who resides over near Buck
lin, Mo-, stopped passenger train
last winter which might have been
wrecked by broken rail but for his
timely action. A short time ago the
railroad company gave him pass
good for 100000 miles anywhere in the
United States and available for ter
years. Under the conditions he will
see America first, before taking up his
travels In foreign climes.
SIN Arizona" will be produced at the
Nauyoo opera house November 8, ths
company presenting the play carries
band and orchestra.
Mr.. w. j. Singleton, former cashier
of the Nauvoo State bank and his mos
estimable wife, Of Quincy, came up t.
Nauvoo last Tuesday by the auto
route. William attended the regular
meeting of the directors of the State
bank.
VIM Reimbold, Sr., was Nauvoe
visitor last Sunday. Mr. VIM. Rein
bold Is one of Keokuk's fine and influ
entail citizens and one of Lee county's
: best officials.
At last one marriage license was is
Sueu 10 4NduNOO pdIllSS, lue tlIS I III d
long time. Dan Cupid will occasionally
i visit Nauvoo.
4 four-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
4 Ed Enright of Sonora township, a
few miles below Nauvoo, died last
j Sunday after an illness of only eight
days. He was an intelligent and only
child of the fond parents who have the
sympathy of their entire neighborhood
\ Mrs. Carl Zaiser and two children OF
Moline, Ill. are visiting the lady's par
!. ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Schneider in
Nauvoo while Mr.. Zaiser is taking a
trip to the sunny south before taking
up a line of work In the state oil
Washington.
The Presbyterian ladies harvest so
cial was on at the opera house Friday
and Saturday.
According to statistics, baseball
during the world series has been men,
toned 90.OOO.OOO times. and the cur.
rency question wasn't even good sec
ond.
4 A couple of piano tuners were in