The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-22

mouo 70 nOiQ the next meeting In
lNauvoo.
Every time a Nauvoo fellow does
something emery and gets his name in
the papers. IL you listen, you can
hear whole lot more talk about yell
low journalism.
Marshal Herman Berger, Jr, was
st. Louis business visitor the fore
part OF the week.
Miss Clara vogel Of Keokuk Is visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. Spencers. down
| In the first ward.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Lube OF Peoria,
have been visiting the lady's mother.
Mrs. Phi. Kimball. and other relatives
here for several days during the week.
Mrs. VIM. Rabe OF West Bend, Ind.
came to Nauvoo to attend the funeral
iof her sister. Mrs. Hiram Reed, which
occurred last week.
Ezra Hertenstein of Keokuk, is visit
ing his parents in Nauvoo.
Mr.. Ethan Kimball of Bushnell, Ill !,
visited relatives and friends in Nauv.-o'
for several days the first part OF the
week.
]. o. Boyer and Irwin Hudson were
Warsaw. Ill, business visitors last
Tuesday.
| Chas. Kraft and Jake Hauptman
were Keokuk goers last Tuesday.
| Henry Schraeder has been In Keo-
kuk doing some painting for a rela-
Give.
| Miss Minnie Guiiiiam. one OF Nau-
voo's fair daughters, visited with rela-
tives for several days the past week
in Keokuk.
Geo. Dachroth has been in North
Dakota looking after his farm posses
sions there.
| There isn't any surer sign OF spring.
barring everything from digging bait
to martins. than the fact that the weed
crop is sprouting.
/ Clifford Anderson, the Carthage
murderer, who had his trial last month
and when the jury hung. has asked for
release on bail but was refused, AL
his case will come up again next
October.
Fred Fulton Of Nauvoo died in ST.
Luke's hospital In Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
last Tuesday, OF appendicitis, after
undergoing an operation. His sister.
Gertrude, was with him during mis-
illness and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. p. Fulton, Of this city, arrived Ill
the Iowa city before the operation
and death of their son. He was forty
years and two months Of age at the
time OF his death. The remains were
brought to the parental home IN
Nauvoo Wednesday morning and the
funeral took place from the Catholic
church at O'Clock this Thursday
morning. The parents and three SIS
tiers are left to mourn.
| Frank Durand. formerly Of Nauvoo,
died at Hamilton last Sunday morning
at the age of seventy years.
I Nauvoo's city election took place
last Tuesday and as usual was quiet
ono In the three wards only eight 2
six votes were cast. The democratic
ticket had no opposition, ard the can
didates elected were: Geo. Hart.
mayor; JOS Nelson, city clerk; Ed
Bicker. treasurer; VIM. Hemmy. -
torney; Geo. A. Brueger, police judge;
r. Arbuckle, alderman first ward; L..
I ". Datin, alderman second ward.
Peter McGary, alderman third ward.
There was not q woman vote polled
In either ward.
The world is never going to be what
1t used TO be as long as the country
folks keep patterning after the city
ways, instead of the city folks getting
their moral lessons from the rural
districts.
Speaking OF the whooping cough, a
fellow wants to know which Is right
to say: Johnny has 'em or Johnny
has it,"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buckert Of Maj
VOC celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary last Sunday evening.
There was family reunion and q
fine dinner served.
Nauvoo's baseball team held prac-
tice game on their home grounds last
Sunday afternoon and will meet again
on the same diamond next Sunday for
the Same purpose On Sunday, May
2, the rJauvoo club will play IKeo-
kuk nine in this city.
Last Sunday was a beautiful day
and many automobiles were In Nal
VOC.
Mrs. Ed Hanansky, Of Nauvoo is
having serious time in F-t. Madison
hospital. After undergoing serio IS
operation she was getting along nne.
Now other complications set in AMI
for the past few days she has been I'll
q critical condition. She was little
better at last report.
will pass through Nauvoo next Tues
day afternoon. The parties left Pixies
Peak April, IA and are coming east to
indianapolis and are due to arrive in
Keokuk April u and take a peep at
the greatest water power dam on
earth.
There are lot OF sick people in
Nauvoo and some in a precarious con-
dition.
The first straw hat was seen on our
streets last Sunday. Most Of the frst
stray hats OF the season are those that
saw little duty the September prev
ious.
Prof. o. A. Drake has been again ap-
pointed as principal Of the Nauvoo
high school for the coming fall ses-
SIGN. He gave excellent satisfaction
during the present term.
housekeeping time is now at its
height In Nauvoo and the less a man