The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-01-30
The Nauvoo Gate Ci,y
Nauvoo, I'LL, Jan. %, 1913

Jan. %, 1913
will be cooking by wire. With this
advent of industrial development
heaven pity the tired husband who
Twill have to wait for supper cooked
up over a party line system.
Saloonkeepers and printers are the
only ones barred from the benefits of
4 the parcel post, the government re-
fusing to receive whisky or printed
matter for transportation at the
] new rates. This places booze ana
bibles on the same footing but both
probably will find some means of get
ting there just the same.
The Nauvoo ladies Priscilla Clup
will meet at the home of Mrs Jos.
] Carroll on South Thirteenth street
next Thursday afternoon.
i Mr.. Fred Schoenlaeber of Sonora
4 township and Miss Emma Linninger
of Nauvoo were united in marriage in
/ this city Wednesday at high noon,
i Rev. H. ]. Flentje officiating. The
marriage took place in the Lutheran
church and was private. The happy
couple will occupy farm in Sonora
township.
An enterprising business man and
Nauvoo tccstcr said the trouble with
ius here is: Everybody appears to be
wanting to take 1t away from him
that hath. That's what keeps the
4 town from growing"
! Recently a parcel post package was
received in the Nauvoo postoffice con
(, tanning a number Of filled jelly glasses
and some were broken. the contents
of which spread over other mail mat
ter, but no material damage to the
Z mail was found.
i Occasionally you hear an old resi-
dent call tomatoes love apples" 1t is
hoped that many of these love ap
pies" will be raised in Nauvoo by the
time our canning factory begins op
erations.
Ed. Printy's masked ball which was
to have taken place on Wednesday
night of last week was postponed or
account Of rain. It was then set fol
Friday night of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs g. Merertholen O.
!, West Point Iowa. have moved to Nau
!, VOC to make their future home. Tht
lady is daughter Of Mrs. P. Koechli
of this city.
Tt will not be long now until two O
Nauvoos young men will have bust
ness with a Justice or minister On,
/ of our married ladies' entertained
few select friends in honor of two 0
Nauvoo's beautiful young ladies' VIII
are engaged to be married to thes
young men.
The John Pitt properties in Nauvo
will soon. be sold and the proceeds t
be divided among HIS nine children.
The Nauvoo l.. o. o. F. ball vii
take place in Nauvoo opera hous
next Moray evening. 1t will be
mask affair.
Popular Miss Byrl Farren entertain
ed number of her girl friends at TIL
, home of her parents last Sunday.
ItWdS lpI Izbu anniversary ".
, Our Industrial Association ought t
follow s. ] Roy's advice given at hi
: recent talk in Nauvoo regarding schoo
7 children. There are several schoe
children in Nauvoo who don't go {
/ school and their parents make no e
y fort to send them and no truant off
!, Ger in sight.
> Miss Emily Hudson proved herse
! capital entertainer last Sunday e.
ening She invited a number of he
! lady and gentlemen friends to enjo
= progressive five contest. Refresl
!, ments and a delightful time was ha
! by all who were fortunate enough
= receive an invitation.
Z Mrs. James Ford. ST., departed TIL
I life last Saturday night at the age I
II years. She leaves to survive he
. two sons and one daughter The ful
eral occurred from the Cathol
church last Tuesday morning an
three priests assisted Rev. H. ]. Rein
n bold in the funeral ceremonies. Int
:. ment in the church cemetery.
q Miss Flora De Voss' splendid cor
pany opened weeks engagement
y Nauvco's opera house last Monda
: night, with the opening bill The CT
:. Gus Girl" Manager Rotnour is ce
(, tainly giving our people fine show
each night and the company deserve
I crowded houses wherever they G
! The company is composed OF ladis
,nd oonf1amcn and ara Sina arfictc
r There are still a number of vel
!, sick people in Nauvoo and our: doctor
are kept very busy
Loiis Datin, Fred Salm and WI