The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-01-21

Mrs. Jos. w. Welter will have tn
honor OF entertaining the Priscill
club on Thursday afternoon of mex
week.
Another good way to start saving
Gate City's advs.
| One OF those Greek wrestlers wa
| In Nauvoo last Friday and wished t
engage the Nauvoo opera house ant
pull on wrestling game blu
those who had the house in charg'
politely refused to let the building g
for this purpose.
/ For pure sartorial contradictions.
we are prepared to back the Nauvoe
girl with the open-face waist and thu
fur mum against all corners.
There was an internal revenue wal
tax man in Nauvoo last Friday, looking
over the books and records of oul
business men, subject to the war tax
We did not learn IL he found an,
discrepancies.
The Sonora townhip young mel
who gave dance in the Nauvoo opera
house last Friday night. had eighty
four couples to attend and all present
had delightful time.
Here is some humor from a country
editor: Generally, when a man dies
some fellow supports the widow to the
grave and is real good to her. but
when the wife dies the unwritten law
does not allow her husband to be
Icomforted by a woman. Women, nat
ura1Iy have a nice way about them
when there is trouble, that would light
en- the wfdower's burdens considerable
like tanning him. pressing his hands
and tell him to cheer up.
c. 0. Starr, the Keokuk Daily Gate
City's swift subscription solicitor
was a Nauyco business visitor last
adding new names to the great mum
Der already in Nauvoo and the two
rural routes. This great family daily
newspaper cannot be supplanted here
by any other daily newspaper and the
subscription list is growing larger
every month in this neighborhood.
VIM. Reimbold, Jr, was a Nauvoo
business visitor Tuesday. He was
among our cigar dealers, disposing OF
his standard brands of goods that
take SO well, made by the son OF a
formerly popular Nauvoo father, Mr.
VIM. Reimbold, ST., now treasurer of
Lee county, Iowa.
1t is probable, though that If every
one was as thrifty as we are all urged
to be, prosperity would suffer severe
attack of the crimps.
Mr.. Roswell Starr. prominent
young farmer of near Pennington,
Iowa, was pleasant visitor in Nau-
VOC last Monday.
The Young Ladies' Sew-and-sew So
ciety OF Nauvoo will meet this Thurs
day evening. Miss Grace Argast will
have the honor to entertain them. "A
gossipy and sew time is expected.
The agitation for eugenics should be
abated until the production of babies
can be popularizsd on the same theory
that it is waste of wind to instruct
young people who do not want diam
onds and never expect to own diam
onds in the proper way to care for
precious gems Of that variety.
ED Bevering of Keokuk, one Of the
most popular cigar manufactures In
this section. was a Nauvoo visitor
Tuesday. Ed disposes of a large lot
of goods here
One of Nauvoo's citizens Is author
fools his hens by wearing straw hat
when he feeds them, which makes
them think it is spring time and they
lay many more eggs.
Nauvoo's NJ W. A. members are
going to give big mask ball In the
opera house in Nauyoo on Tuesday
evening. January &c. They will have
fine music and will award three prizes
to the maskers. Finest lady costume,
$3.50; finest gents costume. $3.50. and
the most comical, s1.00.
The Nauvoo ladies' Of the Civic
league will give fine miscellaneous
IN the Nauyoo opera
house on Friday evening of this week
An orchestra known as the Trouba-
dour company, will appear IN the Maui
VOC opera house Wednesday evening.
February 8. 1t is claimed to be
fine musical organization and will give
our PEOPLE fine treat.
There is about the same amount OF