The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-14
The Nauvoo Gate City
Nauvoo, ILL.,, Oct. Ia, 1915

yoo's congregation ought to pin SURE
return card on him, so as to be sure
ihe will be sent back to his flock in
Nauyco.
I This town has a good number OF
fishermen who can make big hole in
ianybody's fish pond II the lootins
1 by Nauvoo fishermen go on indefinite
lily, there will be nothing left but the
water presently.
F; Nauvoo's canning factory canned
about $500 cases of tomatoes this
season A car load was shipped to
one OF the big city's wholesale houses
the fore part of the week.
We have a wise old widower in our
neighborhood A Sunday or so ago he
concluded to go out among the fa,r
sex, so he blackened his shoes, brush
ed his trousers and coat with broom
put on a white striped shirt, blue
green tie, a Stetson hat, hooked up
his old driving horse to one Of those
rafting good buggies, took good
supply of wheat, started out scatter
ing the wheat and calling the chick
ems so they would scratch out the
buggy tracks, so the neighbors would
| not know which way he went. The
crafty old codger
| Mr.. David Mailander, resident ot
Nauvoo for a good many years, died
lin Germany September II from
stroke OF paralysis. He left Nauvno
nine years ago for Wuertemberg. Ger
many, to spend his remaining days
his first home. His wife died In
Nauvoo about ten years ago. He was
eighty-nine years OF age at the time
OF his death.
Mrs. Henry HANNA died at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Lewis
| Bruegger, in the southeast part OF
Nauvoo, last Monday morning, aged
eighty years last July. She was a
resident of Nauvoo for over a half
century, and most of this time was
engaged in fruit and truck farming
and was well known to almost every
man, woman and child in Nauvo
and neighboring towns. She num-
bered her friends by the score anu
all had a good word for her. The
cause of her death was apoplexy, OF
which she had several strokes. The
funeral occurred from the Nauvoo
Lutheran church this Thursday after,
noon, Rev. VIM. Hertel officiating.
Burial in Nauyoo city cemetery.
Miss Katherine Loesch died at the
home of her mother in Nauvoo last
Monday night, aged nearly forty-two
years. This little lady was an in
valid all of her life and for the past
year was totally blind The funeral
occurred this Thursday morning at
10 o'clock from the Catholic church.
and burial made in the church ce IL
etery.
A sermon to the old people and old
songs to old tunes has been annouac-
ed for the morning services in the
Nauvoo Presbyterian church next
Sunday. All are invited and large
attendance Of our old folks is desired.
A Nauvoo woman has a Rhode
Island Red hen that was hatcael
March 15 Already 1t has finished the
first term of egg laying. taken to a
nest as a sitter on a setting of eggs
and Matched out six chicks. The new
brood Is now week old. Rath sr 4
precocious hen, this.
Miss Sophia Pfaffe OF Keokuk, visit
ed relatives in Nauvoo for several
days during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brady Of Maui
VOC are going to st. Joe, Mo-, nsyt
Monday for an indefinite stay.
Roy Bentz, wife and child of the
dam city, Keokuk. were Nauvoo Vis-
Itors last Sunday.
Miss Mary Tholen of Quincy, sister
Of Nauvoo's splendid priest OF the
Catholic church. was visitor here
the past week.
Mrs. Mayme Schwartz and daughter,
Miss Louise, Of Denver. Colo. are in
EaUyoo. the guests of the mother and
grandma. Mrs. PHI Kinball, in the
old home that Mrs. Schwartz knows
20 well. and spent many happy days
with schoolmates and young friends
fn her childhood and youth. They
viii remain during the winter with
Grandma Kfmball.
Mis- Minnie Guilliam Of Nauvoo and
hr. Carl gaucr Of Keokuk, were quiet
~ married last Tuesday morning a.
the nOnse Of the brides parents in
gzgyoo. Eey, VIM. Eertel of the Maui
100 Lutheran church, performing the
pe1sinz ceremony. The bride is one
M Sarvo>5s finest daughters and her
tyzseats are ar. and Mrs. VIM. Gull
liam. and the mother like all Nauvoo