The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-07-22

cradle amusement for the kids as well
as the grown-ups to see the colored
! gent slide down the steps into the
water. ..
| Mr.. Sansone of Keokuk has again
started the movies going in Nauvoo.
| He Is giving splendid satisfaction by
throwing fine pictures on the canvas
and while the attendance has been
small the crowds will grow larger in
time. The movies are shown three
evenings a week in our opera house,
They are Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday nights.
A newspaper in a neighb ordng town
says there Is a three-months-old child
In its city who can talk distinctly
| Girl, Of course
Young squirrels are ripe, and 1t is
now lawful to gather them in so far
/ as the open season is concerned and
yet hunters are liable to prosecution
for trespassing II they shoot game on
| Enclosures without obtaining permits.
sion from the land owners, whether
notices to keep out have been posted
or not. The open season in Illinois
began July IS.
Only a few of the eNcursionists that
came up with the High Tension club
of Keokuk last Saturday came up
town and missed seeing one OF the
most beautiful towns in this section.
The club at their first annual outing
had printed some unique programs
for the occasion. It contained the
events Of the day and the base ball
score card on the back page. Our peo-
pie would like to see the bali clubs
come back to Nauvoo and play Off
that tie for Mr.. Renaud's loving cur
Defective hammocks have caused
more Nauvoo girle to fall out with
their beaus than anything else this
season.
| A number Of Nauvoo people will at
tend the Hamilton chautauqua which
begins next month.
Nauvoo VS.. Wayland, Mo-, ball team
are scheduled to play a game in our
Wayland boys are a strong aggrega-
ton and our team ought to strengthen
up considerable II it expects to win.
Mrs. Vina Marshall Steele of Maui
WOO has brought suit for divorce from
her husband Sam Steele There is
another Nauvoo divorce suit case in
the circuit court at Carthage which
has been hanging fire for consid err
able length of time with no immediate
settlement in sight. ....
The Nauvoo stand pipe Is slowly
nearing completion and It will be
two or three weeks yet before it will
be finished. When completed Nauvoo
will have a fine municipal water works
plant.
The Nauvoo township commission
ers condemnation suit against the
Kimball heirs for public road right of
way through their farm north OF tho
city, was settled out Of court. The
heirs receive $1,000 and now work
will begin to run the highway road
through to Niota.
Prof. Ten Pass who taught the
Nauvoo high school last year will
leave for his old home in Wisconsin
some time next week.
Nauvoo milk dispensers have raised
! the price Of this fluid from SIC to SC
per quart, claiming there is a great
scarcity of COW feed. All articles one
by one are raising in price and the
wages Of the laborer remains the
same.
| Amos Roberts of Nauvoo who has
been an inmate Of an infirmary, has
returned to our city greatly benefited
in health, which is glad news to his
relatives and friends.
Jack Hagerty and wife Of Chicago
arrived in Nauvoo Monday for a two
weeks visit
Misses Sylvia and Dorothy Pfatfe of
Keokuk are visiting relatives in Maui
VOC.
The knights of Columbus society
of Nauvoo have appointeG a commit
tee to arrange picnic to take place
some time next month.
We may have a marriage to chron-
icle soon if reports are true. young
lady clerk and knight of the razor are
limited as the contracting parties.
Clyde Bruegger Of the Nauvoo In
dependent force and Elmer Schliecfer
Of the Datin E. Iappert store are vacat-
ing this week and went up the river
to visit few of the cities.
| On Aug. Is, the Powellton NJ w.
A. and r. N. A. will hold their annual