The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-23

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was forty-six years OF age. she
i, leaves her husband and several ctil.
| dren as well as numerous relatives "a
mourn.
Geo. Anton of Chicago is horne
! again. George comes to Nauvoo and
remains under the parental roof du--
ing the summer almost every season.
Next Thursday Is st. Johns day
and Is generally observed BY the Ma
sonic fraternity.
Black and red raspberries or the
nome grown kind are now in our mar
ket. BlackbeFries will be the next
fruit to be gathered.
Nanvoos Assessor, while making hts
rounds q few weeks ago, found some
awrui poor people living here and
some persons whom he thought were
well to do before his labors began.
Those poor mortals.
strawberry festivals were back
number In Nauvoo this year and there
were plenty Of berries, too
There have been no dealings in dirt
IN Nanvoo for long time.
There win be q grand family re-
union Of farmers and citizens in Nall
VOC on July s. Come and Join us and
help celebrate
Miss Clara Kuhn OF State Centre.
Iowa, is visiting home folks.
Waldomer Kruger, who has been in
st. Louis attending dental college.
has returned to his Nauvoo home.
Nauvoo admits humidity several
times this year but 1t was followed IN
the form of cool, refreshing showers.
The chigger season is now open in
Nauvoo and the old remedies that
w <nn he f1~n
The Riverside ball team of Han1il-
ton will come to Nauvoo next Sunday
and cross bats with the home team.
The boys from the dam city will have
to come greatly strengthened If they
expect to keep string Of goose eggs
from of the score tab.
Wayne Atkinson, the Nauvoo barb
er. has gone to Milwaukee, wis, to at
tend the marriage of his sister. He
will return July 2.
New potatoes are selling at 60 and
80 cents per bushel IN Chicago and st.
Louis. Nauvoo's home grown new
potatoes are selling at the low price
of cents per pound or $3.50 PER
bushei. You can live cheap in Maui
VOC If you radse your own vegetables
Mrs. ]. e. Reeder and little son OF
Sioux City, Iowa, are visiting the
lady's parents. Mr. ana Mrs. Selwyn
Wyles.
Mrs. Carl Zaiser and two daughters
arrived In Nauvoo last weeks end for
q visit with relatives, the guests Of
Mrs. Zaiser's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs. Zaiser
have been living in Houston, Texas,
and are now on their way to Mil
waukee, Wis, where Mr.. Zaiser has
charge Of one Of the daily newspapers
Z There will be public dance In the
Nauvoo opera house next Friday even
ing. twill be given by some young
man who lives in Sonora township al
few miles below Nauvoo.
are now free to all persons residing /
in Nauvoo. The library has become
the property of Nauvoo and in future
will be under the supervision OF the
powers that be.
Miss Zelda Walther was hit in this
face by batted ball while witnessing ,,
the ball game in Nauvoo's ball PARK
last Sunday afternoon which came
near resulting seriously. AS 1t is, thu
young lady received a bad scalp wound
which took one stitch to set II right. /
The ball struck her over the left eye, |
making an ugly wound. She was TAX
en- quickly to a Doctors office in one
OF the many automobiles that were on
the ground and the injury attended to
and we are happy to state that Miss
Zelda is getting along nicely now.
The baseball boys ought to have
the thing known as the grandstand
that inhabits the ball park, screened,
if they intend to continue to allow
ladies to attend their ball games.
Some one may get killed or badly in
jured or crippled for life by batted
ball II this Is not done soon.
One thing that Is bothering some
people more than anything else is
how they are going to get their vaca-
ton money.