The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-30
The Nauvoo Gate City
Nauvoo, ILL.,, April 80, 1914

them 10 2 unlSn. daIuAtOn AA'AAiS
ible ball club came up to Nauvoo last
Sunday afternoon to meet our team
and were defeated to the tune of 10
to 1. The Keokuk club will come up
to this city next Sunday and be given
like dose unless these Overlands
engage one of the Central associa-
tons battery to accompany them
These Overlands OF Keokuk are said
to be fast bunch, but NaurcS's up
and coming team wiz send them
overland with their noses pointed to
Keokuk, a sad,der but wiser. back to
the bush ball players. Come early
and all OF you swell the crowd. Game
called at 2:3O.
why should people worry about
little thing like women wearing trans
parent and slit skirts and high-heeled
shoes when feminine styles are as
they are?
Frank ReimboId, son Of at one time
the largest Nauvoo merchant. WAS
business visitor In the city Wednes-
day. Frank is travelling for an east.
ern shoe house.
1t is funny how some folks in Maui
VOC boycott politeness, and it Is so
cheap. too.
Next Sunday In the Nauvoo Cath
Ollie church number Of young people
will take their first holy communion.
There VIII be class OF seven boys
and two girls.
Mrs. JOS. Weller had the pleasure
Of entertaining the Priscilla club In
her comfortable home this Thurs.
day) afternoon. This bunch Of popu-
lar Nauvoo ladies were treated to
dainty refreshments before farewells
were said.
Mr.. C. o. Starr, the whirlwind so
| licitor Of the most popular and
newsiest paper published in this sec
tion-The Keokuk Daily Gate City,
was Nauvoo business visitor We'd
nesday, getting many bones" from
new and old subscribers. II our peo-
pie could get The Gate City in the
evening of publication, 1t would take
an extra man here to look after its
circulation. The Nauvoo Gate City
column is subscription winner.
To whet up their imagination,
! many people like to sit down nova
days and read the headlines telling
about what the U. 8. and Mexicans
are planning to do next.
Our people are now feasting on as
paragus and mushrooms and which
| somewhat reduces the high cost OF
living.
Nauvoo men folks will have to
| hurry away from s o'clock break
fast to get into their gard IN now.
Many are trying to out-do one anoth-
(, er as to who will have the best and
l,neatest looking vegetable garden
when things begin to ripen.
Mayor Hobbs ought to get on the
| firing line this spring and shoot for
improvements for grand old Nauvoo.
The new council takes its seat next
Monday night and the mayor should
shoot and hit the mark at the first
/ fire with his old anc new members.
The man who keeps saying that his
| town doesn't amount to anything IL
the same fellow who does his utmost
to keep it from being anything.
There will be public sals at the
Hudson livery barn next Saturday aft
ernoon when buggies. horses. harness,
ETC.. will be sold and then Nauvoo will
be without a livery barn. 1t looks
like a first class livery barn ought to
be made paying venture here.
+. Another interurban line is predict
! ed for Nauvoo. G. G. Cappell is pro-
noting what is known rs the West
ern Illinois Railway company. We
hope one of these three interurban
lines win strike Neuvoo soon for We
are getting tired writing unreliable