The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-09-09

Iowa.
Miss Bllenor Munkhon. Iowa city,
Iowa.
Miss Emmy voelckers, Iowa City,
Iowa. #
E. c. schrock. Iowa City, Iowa.
r. J. Trepton, Iowa City, Iowa
Leo J. Brueckner, Iowa City, Iowa
Albert Marenholtz, Ottumwa, Iowa
Miss Martha Marenholtz. Ottumwa
Iowa.
Miss Emile Roth. ottumwa, Iowa.
Geo. Young, Ottumwa. Iowa.
Frank Martaehing, Ottumwa, Iowa
Miss Marie LAM, Hedrick. Iowa.
Miss Minnie LAM, Hedrfck, Iowa.
Louie Loos, Hedrick, Iowa.
Miss Lizzie Beers, Danville, Iowa
Mrs. F. II. Hueschen, Danville Iowa
Andrew Zihlman, Wayland. Iowa.
Miss Pfister, Pennington, Iowa.
Rev. Hugo Lutz, Clinton, Iowa.
Sigmund Hertel, Atalissa. Iowa.
Rev. B. Geissler, Bentley Ill.
Leo Geissler, Carthage, Ill.
Miss Geissler, Carthage, Ill.
Miss Goldenstein, Carthage. III.
Officers:
| President Mr.. Leo J. :Brueckner
Iowa City. $3.50
vice president-Mr. VIM. wester
beck, West Burlington
Secretary Miss Grace Argast Nau
WOO, ILL.,
Treasurer Mr. E. G. schrock, Iowa
City.
Miss Grace Argast entertained
Misses Hattie Tobias and Hazel PHI
lips Of Muscatine, Iowa, during the
three days convention of the Luthe,
league In Nauvoo.
The steamer Quincy went south on
her way to st. Louis during Wednes
day night or early Thursday morning
after landing at the Nauvoo canning
factory and taking on several cal
loads OF peas. This is the steamer !
last trip Of the season.
The game OF baseball to have been
played between the Powelton Roya
Neighbors and Nauvoo's Civic league
failed to materialize on Labor dav
caused no doubt by the Nauvoo ladie:
getting cold 'feeties'' at the last
moment.
Nauvoo's ball team went down tc
Warsaw last Sunday to play the "Hauf
Brau" team of that place. and the
Mormon boys defeated them by score
lof 9 to I. Crfmmins. Keokuk pitch
Ter. was IN the box for Nauvoo. The
next day, Labor day. Nauvoo's team
met the Hamilton dam city boys and
were given like dose with the same
score, 9 to L.. Reidner, Nauvoo's
pitcher, had an of day, no doubt, OF
the score would have looked different
Next Sunday, September IL, the
Ft. Madison Gem City nine or Bur
Ilington fast bunch Of ball players
will come to Nauvoo and meet the
Mormonites. Fans can look for gooC
game Of baseball next Sunday in oul
local ball yard.
Nauvoo's Civic league ladies held g
business meeting in our. little pari
yard last Tuesday afternoon.
The Nauvoo baseball boys gave 8
dance in the opera house last MondaN
might, and about thirty-five couple at
tended. Turner'S orchestra Of Hamil
ton furnished the music.
Mrs. Henry Repplinger, living abou
four miles north Of Hamilton, wa:
seriously gored by an infuriated COW
last Monday. The lady and her hus
band went to the pasture to round Ill
the cows for the evenings milking
taking different directions. In a shor
I time the husband heard cries from nj!
wife and ran to-her assistance, wher
The found one Of the cows, which hat
| become mother of calf, attacking
Mrs Repplinger. He beat the ANNA
away after he had been knocked dowr
| by. the COW and succeeding in drivins
her away. He picked up his wife AM
carried her to the house and docto
was summoned. who found her bad"
injured and unconscious. She was in +;
serious condition at last reports, ant
little chance for her recovery.
! Chas. Pitt of Nanvoo. has brough
suit against G. NJ Hull for $500
caused by a horse deal. The latte
lives in Keokuk
Nauyoo's fire ladies held their an
nual picnic in iarzolf's grove last Sun
day and the boys had a scrumptou
time.
| Miss Airline, daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Chas. Mulch Of Nauvoo, enter
tanned number of young lady friend
at her parents comfortable home, il
honor of her friend. Miss Byrl Farren
who soon leaves for Kansas City wit!
iher parents. The party was held las
Sunday evening and was delightful