The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-17

evening to attend a meeting of the
Masonic lodge at that place. These
Nauvoo boosters witnessed Leslie
Reimbold take the third degree In the
order.
There are many interesting places
to pick from for days or weeks,
outing around Nauvoo while on your
| vacation and you need not go far to
find them.
Floyd Heberer who holds respons-
| ible position with Sears, Roebuck &
Co.'S big department store in Chicago.
is enjoying his vacation in Nauvoo
and vicinity.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Fegers of Ne
braska City, Neb., visited In Nauvoo
last Saturday and Sunday.
/ A fellow will hop up and swear he
| is not going to swear any more and
then forget all about it if breakfast
| is late the next morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Singleton OF
Quincy visited in Nauyoo Wednesday
OF last week. Will came UP to attend
the meeting of the Nauvoo state bank
directors.
! Miss Emma Hauptman of Davenport.
| Iowa, visited relatives in Nauvoo sew
/! eral days last week. the guest of her
U1OIu6T, >. tAISdSt, "a.
! Leslie Reimbold has been awarded
/ the contract to carry the mails from
Nauvoo to Montrose and return for
period of four years at salary OF
s74O per year. The Nauvoo and Mont
rose mail route has the following
schedule: Leaves Nauvoo daily a.
6:55 a. M, except Sundays. at 4:30
D. m. from December / to March /.
Arrive at Montrose at 1856 a. m. and
$50 D. m. Leave Montrose daily IN
receipt of mail, due about Sis a. 10.
at depot, but not later than 500 a. ~.
and daily except Sunday at 5:45 p. m.
Arrive in Nauyoo in one hour, 6:5o y.
m. April 1 to November 80. leave
Nauvoo at 6:55 a! M. and daily eX-
cept Sunday at SIS p. m. Arrive at
Montrose at 1856 and 6:15 p. m. Leave
Montrose at Sis or not later than
900 a. M. and daily except Sunday at
6:45 p. M. arriving in Nauvoo at z: TO
D. m. The distance from Nauvoo post
ONCE to Montrose depot is ESQ miles
Leslie's bond Is placed at $1,000 and
The makes thirteen round trips week.
He Is a popular and accommodating
young man and will make one of the
best and most prompt mail carriers
Nauvoo ever had.
Nauvoo's strawberry crop is about
exhausted.
There is little hamlet in this stat7
rejoicing In the name of Freedom. Its
claim to notoriety is that it is ruled
and governed, and has to abide by the
same conventions that are prescribed
! for the remainder of us.
Nauvoo ought to set a rat and
mouse campaign for some date this
summer. All the boys and girls in
town should be engaged in the warfare
land prizes given for those bringing
into Headquarters the largest catche:s.
A part of Nauvoo's plan to keep this
city in sanitary condition would be
to exterminate all the rats and mice
by whatever devices may prove best,
and the boy or girl with the niftiest
contraption gets the reward.
| Carl Pfaffe, the Keokuk cigar mau,
was a Nauvoo business visitor last
Thursday.
Ed A. Kelley and ]. o. Boyer leave
on Wednesday of this week for Iowa
City, Iowa. to attend the convention
of the Eagles lodge. which convenes at
that place. They will go by the auto
route in the formers car and the dis
lance is nearly 200 miles
| Harold Hart left for Hopkins. MINI .
last Monday evening, where he has
] secured job on a farm and drives a
milk wagon.
|. Mrs. Kline of Moline, ILL.,. is a guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. McGary.
! Junnius Beger has been visiting his
sister. Mrs. VIM. Heirstein, at Dyers.
Vile, Iowa.
Mrs. A. R. McCallister has gone TO
Keokuk where the lady submitted TO
an operation in ST. Joseph's hospital.
ner many friends in Nauvoo will hope
for her speedy recovery.
Misses Verna Hohl and Thays
Kruger were in Macomb, Ill.,, the fore
part of the week. where they attended
western Illinois state normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. McCallister en-
tertained in their Nauvoo home, Mr..
il. F. Sheets of Bently. H., and Mrs.
day and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Rapp and daughter
of Geneseo, H., are visiting the r.
Arbuckle family for a week, in Nau-
VOC.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Dachroth and
DR.. and Mrs. l.. B. Hobbs of Nauvoo
intend leaving for Cincinnati, Ohio, on
Wednesday of this week. On their
return, they will be accompanied by
Miss Lois. daughter of the latter
couple The trip is to be made in the
formers Ford car.
Two millinery stores have discon-
tinued business in Nauvoo this seas m.
Miss Corrine Laubersheimer. who con-
Quoted a ladies' hat shop in Mrs r.
SUNNI erholder's building, was the last
one, and the Gaule sisters WHO left
for Hamilton some time ago.
| Some wonder if the marshal went
fishing last Friday afternoon when
two fellows were wrestling with L
buc,1ing and balky broncho right iG
the business portion of the city around
corner. The language used, while
ladies passed, would not look we'll in
print and the performance continued
for some time and many people were
shopping while the circus was going