The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-20
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where an elevator is used and eight
cents where no elevator is provided.
Around Nauvoo the prevailing piice
/ is six cents the bushel, elevator or
any other means 20 unload the
wagons.
Next Sunday you can get ready 10
end daylight saving in Nauvoo, for
they are going TO do it everywhere
else. The clocks are 10 be turGcd
back at l a. m, on October 26, so the
authorities at Washington order
This viii forever abolish daylight
saving as the law has been repealed.
l. is said some cities are planning
individually TO continue the daylight
saving plan.
Max Kirschbaum of Nauyoo. has
lemon tree with some blossoms and
containing a few lemons. Nauyoos
soil and climate can grow .lnost
anything.
L. c. Schaefer, a Nauvoo resi- lent,
recently purchased home in the
growing city of Fit. Madison for Hhich
he paid $4,000. His son-in-law, Alvin
Childers, and family will occupy the
building.
George Marzolf had the misfortune
to slip of ladder while plucking
apples last week and broke his left
arm in one of his wrists.
Postmaster George Harris term ex-
pires next January when someone
will be selected to fill the position in
the Nauvoo office. The position
comes under the civil service rule
and the examination will be held be
fore long.
John Kraus had for a visitor his
father of Keokuk during last week.
Fred Walter was recent business
visitor in ST. Louis.
Mrs. John Kyburz and her daugh-
ter Minnie, have gone to California
and Washington for a lengthy visit
Miss Carrie Fowler of Denver,
Colo, is guest of her brother SID
ney Fowler, and family.
Miss Ruth Schlicher has been visit
ing relatives in Quincy.
Miss May Morrill, who has been
visiting in Mt. Sterling, ILL.,, has re-
turned to her Nauvoo home and her
sister, Mrs. Nellie Wilson, came here
with her for visit.
Halloween is approaching and
Nauvoo citizens who have movable
property had better put it under lock
and key for we have a number of
dare devil kids who are up 20 al
sorts of mischief who are at all times
ready TO remove detachable prop
erty.
Nauvoo may have a movie show
again. Some ten OF Nauvoo and
vicinity young men nave organized
themselves into a company and pur-
chased a large machine and intend
to secure the best films that can be
had from the largest film producing
companies. They want to show the
finest pictures that can be obtained
so as to please patrons who attend
and make them feel like they wan
to come again. 1t is not money
making scheme and they don't think
there is any great profit in he enter
prise, but they would like to see
enough of our citizens attend the
movie show to pay for the ,xpersas
and remunerate them for the moe ~
expended. 1t is the intention Of the
moving picture show company to
open for the first show about Nov.
LIST, and Nauyoo folks, young and Old.
should give them a crowded house.
There will be no nut.tns parties
found in Nauyoo this fall for there
are very few hickory Or walnuts in
the timbers around the city this
season and what rev there are the
worms have got the best of the Ier-
mel
Sunday was most beautiful day
and many Nauyoo people took advan
tage of the fine sunshiny yeatncr
and took joy rides in their au.omo-
biles.
The steamer Keokuk viii make
about six more round trips from
Quincy, Keokuk and Nauyoo % Bur
lington when the boat will go into
winter quarters. After the ferry boar
goes to her winter home Nauvoo Will
be handicapped again as usual duriag
the long winter months. We might
talk railroad building through Maui
VOC until spring rolls round again.
Nauyoo hook and line fishermen
have succeeded in catching good
strings of fish during the past week.