The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-20
NAuvoo, Ill, OCT. 20.
Mrs Chas. Huntley Of Rock Island,
III, has been visiting relatives in

I'll, has been visiting relatives in
Nauvoo.
Miss Jennie Burt Of Chicago is Wis
iting her mother in Nauvoo.
4 Gus faster who has been In a Keo-
kuk hospital, has returned to his Nau.
WOO home much improved from the
operation he underwent there.
/ Miss Loretta Argast will be able
to be brought to her home in Maui
yno from the st. Joseph's hospital in
keokuk next week if no other con-
iI.ications set in from now on. This
viii be glad Aews to her many young
friends in Nauvoo as well as her
family and relatives.
Miss Sylvia Pfaffe of Keokuk Is
visiting relatives in Nauyoo this
week.
Mr.. Vic Golden of Nauvoo's vicin-
ity, was taken to the Sacred Heart
hospital in Ft. Madison last week for
treatment of some ailment, but died
last Wednesday night. Mr.. Golden
has lived in this vicinity nearly all
his life and had numerous friends
who deeply sympathize with rela-
tives. He was nearly sixty years OF
age at the time of his death. The
remains were brought here for burial.
Mr. and Mrs Seiwyn Wyles have
returned to Nauyoo after several
weeks visit with their daughter at
Sioux City, Iowa.
Oscar Otter of Flint, Mich. came
to Nauvoo last Wednesday for a visit.
Carl Pfaife of Keokuk was among
his cigar customers in NauvoO last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boegner Of Maui
VOC have returned from their Roches-
ter, Mimi, visit to the noted sur
geons there. They were informed
that Mrs. Boegner had no ailment
that needed operation. but that this
splendid lady had nervous trouble
which time alone would give her re-
lief.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Laubershteimer
and little son have departed from
Nauyoo to make their home in Tulsa,
Okla, where Earl has splendid
position in the Office at one Of the
oil fields there. Nauvoo is sorry 10
see this excellent family leave here,
but what is our loss is some other
conlulunity's gain We hope they will
be well pleased with their new home
and Conditions
Mr. and Ms Harley Johnston OF
Nauvoo are the proud parents of
new son which came to live with
them last Wednesday morning. Har-
ley is highly e.ated because the good
bird, the stork, brought a boy for
he will need clerk when he takes
charge of the Fair grocery store.
Mother and child are doing nicely
and Harley has just about got over
the pleasant shock so as to be able
to attend to his business duties.
Nearly all Of Nauvco's business
houses have Iuy up their stoves that
have no heating plants and now in
yite people to come and take the
other side OF the war question with
the boys. They should get ready for
a long winters debate.
A drummer vas in Nauyoo Thurs
day telling about a feller who was
at the worlds series.
One week from next Tuesday is
Iyallorre'en and nun Der of parties
viii be given in different parts of
Nauvoo and Jack O. lanterns will be
numerous and displayed conspicuous
ly. Nauvoo young folks are going
to have delightful time on this an
nual occasion this year.
Mr.. r. s. Latta has added mil
order department to his wholesale
end retail liquor business in Nauvoo.
A social dance was given in the
Nauvoo opera house last Thursday
evening and the home orchestra fur
nished the music. All those attend
ing had a delightful time.
Work hard for the child, but work
a good deal harder with the child.
This is an excellent piece of advice
for several of Nauvoo's parents to
follow.
Some people who have lived in
Nauvoo are determined to go to some
other place to live. Their experience
here was not Pleasant, but there are
worse places than Nauvoo on the
Mississippi river.
We hope that Messrs. Petsch and
Payne will not think that the inter-