The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-03
of books will be thankfully accepted
by the board of directors.

OF books will be thankfully accepted
by the board of directors.
Mrs, ]. T. McBroom underwent an
operation last Monday for minor
complaint and is doing fine and will
soon be as well as ever.
Nauvoo's ball boys held dancing
party In the opera house last Tuesday
might, About sixty couple attended.
The proceeds left will no. buy much
for the boys wardrobe
I, o. o. F. lodge OF Nauvoo Will
hold banquet April 18th, the 18th
anniversary of the order Some neigh.
boring lodges will be invited to at
tend.
On Friday evening Of last week st.
Rose society held card party and
dance in the opera house and Sl5 we're
the receipts. A delightful time is
reported
MIR, Carl Blum and Miss Ida Kuhn,
two of Nauvoo's popular young peo-
pie. will soon be united in marriage
The natives of this town should now
get ready to indulge in an old fash
Toned chariyari and furnish music
made from old tin pans. COW bells
and COW horns. This prominent couple
should be made to decide that they
Will hear music enough before invited
to come In and eat candy and nuts,
and II the gang spies big buck they
will surround and proceed to kill It.
After that what happens We scribe
will be unable to tell.
Mr.. Arbuckle, manager of Nauvoos
canning factory, is the father of a
girl baby that his wife presented MIN
with on Thursday of last week. The
lady is making her home with her par
ents In Geneseo, Ill.,
We are having now Just the kind
Of weather we all like.
Martin Miller, an old resident. fell
off cart drawn by two horses last
Tuesday morning and was consider
ably shaken up, but luckily no bones
| were broken.
The First National bank people are
| digging the cellar for their new
building and the Rustler house Is
being moved onto the adjoining lot
! to make way for Its new home.
| VIM. Webb, Nauvoo citizen. had
! the misfortune to fall and break two
ribs on Thursday evening of last
week.
A windy discussion among two
scientific farmers" was heard day
since whether the pasture without
shade was better than one with it.
The scientists left the question unset.
tied, but did you ever see a pasture
4 with shade trees in it where the
cattle did not make use of them?
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Daugherty visit
4 ed in Warsaw last Tuesday.
Il DR.. L. Davis has purchased a new
automobile from the A. R. McAlister
agency.
Down in "Dick' Kimball's home
last Monday morning at the early
hour of 1880 o'clock the stork left s
boy baby. The mother lis doins
nicely after the arrival of this impor
4 tant addition to the household ant
papa Dick" is able to be about ant
receiving congratulations on his frs;
son and heir
i 1t looks like Mark Hudson is COINS
4 to do some egg business In Nauvoc
d this spring and summer. He will have
A about 1000 cases made and expects
to fill and ship them in the course o
/, few months.
4 For some reason that has not beer
made plain, the Ice dealer in Nauvoc
has not announced an increase in thu
price of his goods. Why this unnat
ural delay?
Jesse and Ralph, sons of Mr. ant
), Mrs Jos. Nelson, Sr., Of Nauvoo arr
Dayton, Ohio, residents and much fea
and anxiety were entertained 70
their safety by relatives and friend
here. Jesse wired his parents Mon
day that he was safe In Troy, Ohio
but lost everything but the clothes h
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