The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-04
The Nauvoo Gate City
Nauvoo, ILL.,, March 4, 1915

Now We will wait and see If March
goes out the other way.
Mr.. Emerson Soland and Miss Anita
Baxter OF Nauvoo went to Burlington
| Wednesday Of last week and were
joined in the holy bonds OF wedlock
and departed the same day for Chi
cago for their honeymoon trip. Miss
Anita Ia the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
lC. J Baxter of our city and is one
Of Nauvoo's most popular and accom-
plished young ladies, and the groom
| is a prominent young farmer here
Upon their return they will receive
| thu congratulations OF their many
friends.
| It is said horse doctors get more
opportunity for practice than human
being doctors.
| Ethan Kimball sold his beautiful
home on corner of Main and Young
streets to Mr.. r. Arbuckle. The con
eideration was $4,000 and was bar
| gain.
Emil Kuithan of Burlington, Iowa
/ was a visitor at the home Of c. j
Baxters family during the week.
/ The law allows every MAI and
woman a vote, but that Is not sign
that they are to be trusted with It,
| Nauvoo people should remember
that this town was built around the
first store erected here and not. around
a mail order catalogue.
Nauvoo winters are purchasing
hedge posts which is an indication OF
an early spring.
Mr.. Henry Meyer Of Kahoka. Mo
was Nauvoo visitor for several Gays
the latter part OF last week. Henry
came over to-visit his mother who
has been quite i'll. His many Nauvoc
friends are always glad to see him
when he makes his tardy visits to MS
old home town. He is another one
\ of those bright young men who left
Nauvoo many years ago and mads
good in the mercantile world bs
thrift and energy. Henry and his
brother John conduct one of the lar
gest and finest shoe stores In theil
section OF Missouri ana are doing ar
immense business.
Tax paying time is nearing an end
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Salm, .Jr., have
moved into the Baum ert property OF
Eleventh and Mulholland streets, they
having sold their beautiful home tt
Mrs. A. Soland Of the east countr!
near Nauvoo.
Mr.. A. J Boyer Of Carthage. was
a Nauvoo visitor last weeks end
Mr.. F. A. Murray of FIT. Madison
was among our cigar dealers las
Tuesday. Mr.. Murray has large
trade in Nauvoo and his cigars ranl
with the best of makes.
Mr.. B. A. Chapman, representing
1.-THE Schnebly4O'Meara Distilltng com
pany Of Peoria, was in Nauvoo las
Thursday.
The Hancock county board of sup
ervisors meet in Carthage next week
4 Does your husband affiliate will
any one of Nauvoos fraternal organs
q cations? asked one of our ladies Q
another. ooh, yes sai6 she, he
past high supreme something OF tn
Ancient Order of Those Mentione
for place in Nauvoo's city council
at the coming spring election.
Some of those Nauvoo young fel
lows that you usad to hear Away
Dragging about dear old mother
haven't written back home for severa
years.
A number of farmers tell us tina
wheat in this neighborhood neve
looked better in their recollection thai
it does at the present time and !
nothing interferes from now unit
harvest time large crop will b
, stored.
Harry Hudson and family OF Nau
VOC have moved on Mrs G. Jackson
; farm in AppanooSe township. Harr.
. is going to make a success OF crop
If the weather conditions will permit
Mr. ]. NJ. Fisher Of the Columbia
store has been in Chicago during tn
past week buying goods for his house
Mr.. Fisher conducts one OF the larges
and up-to-date general stores in Han
cock county.
Mr.. Guy Boyer and family hav
moved to Peoria where Guy has sc
cured job.
Mr., Rudy Leppert was in Chicag
the forepart of the week, purchasi1
goods for his Nauvoo store.
One of the largest mysteries Of lif
is how some Nauvoo boys grow u
without learning the cigarette habit
Several Nauvoo fellows are talkin
of operating hrckster wagon thu
spring, for experience and profit.
Mrs. Fanny Baumert and Mrs. Cal
RE Kenny OF Kansas City, Mo, VIII
have been visiting relatives in Nat
VOC returned to their homes last Mo-
day.
We ar, going to elect in Nauvo
this spring, mayor, city clerk, treas
urer. attorney, police magistrate an
: one alderman in each of. our thre