The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-11

/ accident OF the season took place on
/ the Wallet hill on South Thirteenth
/ street. Gale, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. L.
X. Parker received scalp wound by
coming in contact with bob sled
4 coaster. The wound was not seri-
! GUS ona and Gale is all right again.
1 The Nauvoo State bank will hold q
directors meeting next Tuesday morn
ing.
The Sonora township young men
will give social dance in the Maui
VOC opera house on January IS and as
at the former one large crowd will
attend.
The Moose lodge members held
social in their lodge rooms last Thurs
dav evening. The ladies Of the mem
| bers were present and fine time
was had in card games and fine re-
freshments. There was a large crowd
present.
Calico is always in style for some
OF Nauvoo's young ladies and they
look very pretty, too. And every
once in while on of them In Nauyoo
ups and marries a city chap and
moves away from our town.
Miss Esther Rheinhardt of the east
country, was a guest OF Miss Emily
Hudson during the week Last wed
nesday night Miss Emily invited
number Of Nauyoo's popular young
ladies to her parents hospitable home
! in honor of her guest and the lassies
! who were fortunate in receiving an
Invite and be present had the time OF
l their lives. Dainty refreshments were
served ms we'll as sew-seW time had.
In fac4 it was the sewing circle club
which Emily invited and the sewing
cone were no doubt needful articles
for the members, should any OF them
have an approaching marriage. All
present voted Miss Emily charming
entertainer.
When the job Is finished by those
WHO joined Cashier Arthur Schneider
Christmas Savings club which he In
augurated short time ago, depositors
may expect to see something fine
when they visit the bank just before
next holiday time.
From the way they were trying to
put the ban on that dance, 1t looks as
! If 1915 win be the tango's banner
year.
MIR George Radasch of Keokuk was
Nauyoo business visitor last Friday.
The face OF genial Fred. Koechling,
the pcDula. cigar dealer Of Keokuk
was seen in Nauyoo last Friday. Fred
has many friends in Nauvoo and his
smokers are eagerly called for at our
dealers stands.
One of the farmers in the vicinity
I OF Nauvoo says our game laws are
mot protecting our game sufficiently
From what have seen at first hand,
it is only question OF a short time
before all of our quail will be killed
! Or driven from the state. II we are
Ito maintain in the fields and fast
inesses OF Illinois, law should be
passed at once closing the shooting
Il for at least from three to five years
Under our present laws we believe
we are amply protecting our birds
We are doing nothing Of the sort. On.
der the present ena ctments we are
simply getting rid OF this
game in a manner little less than
Iseeng how fast 1t can be done. And
/ vet we are called upon to throw out
/ grain to feed the birds so that the
hunters can slaughter them with the
automatic shot gun.
There are many old superstitions
which have become obsolete and
should be cast aside by this progress
sive age. 1t is the custom for in
I s.anc,e to nicture the new year as
cherub entering on the stage OF
action while old Father Time, with
/ his scythe and hour-glass, makes his
departure. husky bill collector.
turning one pocket OF father inside
out in search of cash enough to set
tie UP, while the oneforrth off sales
man searches him for any change lett
over, would be more feeling inter-
probation of the seasons greeting
/ Our friend. joe We'll OF Keokuk,
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