The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-31
THE N.AUVOO GATE CITY
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Gently married and are making their
residence in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where
their husbands are operating a bak-
cry. ! The former married Louis Hawk
ans and the latter Harvey Mertz. The
young ladies are we'll known in Nau-
woo.
Another residence may be built in
Nauvoo this coming summer. The
Misses Elizabeth and Yetta Jung in
tend erecting bungalow on their
premises on East Mulholland street,
and razing an old Mormon historic
land mark, the brick house they now
occupy.
Best prospects ever saw here for
wheat, said another expert farmer to
me the other day. And Nauvoo fruit
grower said the apple and peach buds
are all right so far.
Jas. Kraft of Nauvoo, has purchased
the Geo. Datin property, north OF tho
city, which consists OF ten acres and
a residence. The price paid was $3.50
and considered very reasonable.
Marshal Berger killed a. fine looking
but vicious bulldog for Dick Kim
ball last Saturday. The dog was in
the habit Of frightening and attacking
people while walking along our streets.
Rev. H. ]. Reimbold has returned
from Chicago to Nauvoo and will re.
main. We did not learn whether he
will be able to take charge of his coh-
gregation in the Catholic church again
or not.
Mrs. Lillian Trap Of Lincoln, ILL.,,
visited with her friend, Mrs. A. j.
Schneider, for several days in Nauvoo
the past week. The lady was former
|ly Miss Aitchison and was born in
this city. Her father conducted a
drug store here and was postmaster.
treasurer Her parents reside now in
Mt. Pulaski, Ill.
Mrs. Ed A. Vyalther has returned
from making tour OF the Rebekah
lodges in Hancock county. She, is the
district inspector and reports splen-
did time and found all orders in ap-
pie pie order.
The Nauvoo high school pupils are
so good, citizen said that there are
no pupils anywhere as polite and well
hammered as ours. During the first
it has not been neces-
sary to use the switch. However, one
quarter is yet left to be reckoned
with. I"
1t don't do any harm to count your
chickens before they are hatched
Nothing needs watching more than an
incubator.
Nauvoo's Young Ladies' Sew-sew
society have adjourned their regular
Thursday evening meetings until
April Is.
Nauvoo is thriving settlement on
the east banks of beautiful Lake Coop
er. There is not dead" man, wom-
an or child in the whole town. When
the weather becomes warmer and
settled, we invite people to come here
and see how busy we are.
Carl Falk has placed fine new sign
in front of his up to date restaurant.
In the Lemp building. Carl is going
to make his eating house one OF the
best in this section.
Rev. VIM. Hertel of the Nauvoo
Lutheran church, confirmed a class of
ten young people last Sunday. Also
seven Nauvoo persons joined this re-
ligious order in the past few weeks.
Rev. ]. Latham of the Presbyterian
church. has been retained for another
wear in Nauvoo and an increase Of
salary.
An authority declares that Nauvof
sausage is 40 per cent water. AS to
the rest of it-well, we, too, prefer to
be spared the horrible details. Yet
we know that Nauvoo home ?made
sausage is far better than that com.
ing here from Chicago.
Despite certain ressimistic outgtv-
ings, we are still hopeful that the Keo-
kuk, Nauvoo and FIT Madison inter-
urban line will be completed before
that prohibitory law goes into effect
by the first day of 1916.