The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-13
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, equipped once furniture. The paper
then can make Ito Z own y cnts II, TON
photographs and the editor who 10
sent out on assignm ents Is "called
down" unless he gets pictures to go
with the article when Indicated. One
|'ot Nauvoo's lively journals ought to
add Ia plant OF this kind to their
equipment which would give the
beaux q fine chance to get their
girls pictures In the paper.
Nauvoos city council held an au'
journed meeting last night when the
4 chief topic of argument was to re-
woke one Of Nauvoo's saloon Keepers
license.
Tomorrow Is st. Valentines day
and many of the comic and artistic
designs in Nauvoo shop windows VIII
no doubt be sent through the mails.
Some few of Nauvco's citizens are
talking Of planting several acres
with strawberry plants this coming
spring. Nauvoo at one time had over
hundred acres planted with straw
berries and the fruit. raised was de-
licious compared with berries raised
in other places. The nne large
peaches and grapes are not the only
wonders OF Nauvoo soil.
It is said that American RAILROADS
are wasting q million day. Wneh
the interurban comes to Nauvoo tnis'
year, the managers viii oTfnS ING
system up to date. Perspective some.
times is a great aid to clear vision.
Miss airline Graf went up to II.
Madison last Saturday for Visit
with her grandma and remained over
Sunday.
JOS. w. Welter, Nauvoo's tonsorial
parlor proprietor, has been 2 very
sick individual for the past severai
DAYS and is belfast, with but little
Improvement showing at this time.
His many friends in Nauvoo hope Tor
la speedy recovery
There was never known to be as
rauch sickness In Nauv0o at any
time as there is this winter. Nearly
every household has one or more
patients that need the care OF the
nurse and doctor.
Lent begins on Wednesday OF next
week when the social season in Maui
VOC comes to an end.
The minstrel program for next
Tuesday evening at st. Marys
academy, 10 - follows
The Cast.
+. G. Haas, G. F. Hemmy. Z. A.
Meters, r. A. Masmar. L. " Macy,
". A. Argast. H. Berger. R. Blum.
r. J. Bruegser, J. J. Ed. w. F. !.
GuilIiam, H. G. Hart. II. J. Haas, y.
T, Haas, H. A. Herbert. r. r. Hud-
son. v. ]. Kelly, G. P. Printy, g. II.
Pilkington, L. e. Schaefer. L. L.
Sheriff..
Goddess Of Liberty In Tableau.
......... Miss Gertrude Beger
The orehsstrs.
|DIRECTOR. ED. w. SIMMONS
Piano. Miss Gertrude McKecver
First violin
Miss b. Dusenbery AMI Miss A.
Welner.
Second violin John Dusenbery
First clarinet .......... Paul .Schenk
First cornet. ....... George Marxoil
First trombone. John Scnmiot
Cello. Mrs. w. M. Arkast
Drums and traps. Erwin Christie
Program.
MR.. F. C. HAAS. 1NTERLOCUTOR.
Tambos Mr.. R. A. Masner, Mr.. L. v.
Bones.Mr. q. +. Hemmy. Mr.. l..
"A. Me1erS.
Opening overture by all the company.
Milinda's Wedding Day............
~. F. l. Guilliam
When Irish Eyes are Smiling.
................ n. bIum
Pray for the Lights to Go Out.
3. Schaefer
Just Dreaming. .........H Berger
Everything is Funny to Me-.
q r Hemmv
When It's Moonlight on the Mis-
sissippi. r. Printy
Old Black Joe. ........... H. Berger
Ny Mothers Rosary. .....F. c. Haas
Every Race Has Flag but the
Coon. %. T. Haas
Monologue. =. L. v. Macy
A genuine old Mexican bull fight
SomoOy-lSFCo
Dom Bite the Hand That's Feed
ing You ...........T ableau
Fathers in Nauvoo and elsewhere