The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-07

file sEdartts 70 prove their claims.
There s-s ten out Of the IEenty-ooe
CT this NaCyoo cc-lnss1t married,
and six hans children
Edward Austin. aged II. OF Bur
GaEvoa, and Miss Tlso. Reta Young,
aged -, OF Nauyco, were married IN
daughter o. Mrs Blanche Young,
James Ogden four miles esst OF
Sslrco.
Nsuroo's Royal Neighbors society
are going 20 have Al initiation meet
ing on Thursday evening, August
Is. and Pearl G. Smith, OF Plymouth,
II, the district deputy. viii be In
attendance 4 social and refresh
zsats Will follow the meeting.
Miss NadaHns hrsus OF Keokuk. Is
in Nsuvco for three weeks visit,
the guest o. her brother, John and
family
Potatoes are retailing in Nauroo
stores az SIS the bushel. and grow
cts are selling them al 81. Sweet
corn Is sold 81 ten cents and fifteen
cents Per dozen, while ripe tomatoes
we're selling at two for five cents.
NsuToo adheres 10 Chicago prices in
many food SUITS very closely.
Nj and MIS- Ollie koechli are the
proud parents OF bouncing boy
baby. which came 10 live with them
last Sunday morning
Last Sunday mp 10 middle after
noon was not one. bu1 nevertheless
il proved 70 be the kind OF weather to
bring ont g nice crowd o. Nalvoo
and vicinity people 10 the CON
nuaity animal picnic, which was held
a. Sycamore creek about two miles
vas served OF the grounds and the
committee certainly supplied an
abundance o. good visl5s 70 appeasa
the hunger OF the P.catcssrs- There
wss plenty 70 eat and drink TO sat
isty al who attended for the entire
day, and there we're about 80 male
attendants Present TIE program Of
sports Vas Al exceptional one and
wG appreciated by all The eats
we're 100 fried chickens. two roast
lambs and TO roast PORK hams. with
Trimmings, and 100 leaves Of bread
The toG1t-g beverage and sot:
drinks -e7e also il evidence The
event was vel managed and reflects
credit upon those who had charge o.
the same The rain that cane up
aoo1t 5 o'cSock id not dire the pic
-tcSe-s TO their homes until about
O'Clock IN tie evening
Na1voo ought 10 hare 3 three days
fall celebration this year and Or
people should take good io1s breath
and start boosting Il from the begin
ming We could make * che o. ths
biggest events ever held IN Ss--oo
People from every toEu IN may
miles would come and bring -sss-
families, their uothe--tlls~ and -ts
rest OF hs- relatives
NauToos Catholic cooEsra-so-
held its annual picnic Il 7 [ Mo-
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