The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09


ing their welded life and they de-
serve it, too.
Nauvoo will have another saloon
to four. We are pleased to announce
that Nauvoo's council granted Mr..
r.. s. Latta of KeokulS, license last
Monday evening, giving him the priv
ilege Of conducting wet goods
house here, and he will use the Lemp
building for that purpose and place
new fixtures therein. Mr.. Latta was
formerly enga ged in the hotel. livery
and ice business in Montrose and
also built a theatre there and was
one OF the wideawake citizens OF
that place for years. He afterwards
located in Keolluk, where he was en-
gagged in business and is we'll known
in Nauvoo and adjoining territory, is
a hustler and a man who will use his
best endeavors to help the interests
of Nauvoo, the town in which he will
locate. His business enterprises
have been successful and our people
will welcome him in our midst.
A school election will be held in
Nauvoo June II and the polls will
be open from IL to p. m. to select
a president of the board of education
to fill vacancy caused by the death
of Mr.. Max Kruger.
l.. l.. Hudson has purchased four
acres of real estate from Mrs. EN-
ella Britner Of Berkeley, Calf, for
$780, The land IS part of the d.
Wallet estate and is located west OF
the second ward school building.
Noah prided himself on his human
ity He was the only person who
ever shut up the house for the sum-
mer and did not leave the cat be-
hind, he boosted. If this weather
continues, the cat in any household
will not be left behind this sum-
mer, for people will remain at home
to spend their vacation.
Fred Walter Of Nauvoo has been
in st. Louis on business. He accomp-
anied a shipment of wool which he
disposed of in the Missouri metrOp-
oils.
Louis Hohl, Jr., has arrived in Maui
VOC from Knox college at Galesburg,
for his vacation.
Miss Villa Nelson. who has been
attending commercial college in
Quincy, is home to spend few
months with her mother.
Mrs. Chas. Mulch and daughter,
who have been visiting in Chicago
for several weeks, have returned to
Nauvoo.
Aaron Datin OF Chicago is in Maui
WOO for a visit with numerous rela-
tiyes and friends. Aaron has not seen
his old home for period of six years
and was pleased to meet his rela-
tives and friends again.
There is some little elemental
want in each of us, and which it
TILL fr,r. f0
stand. that keeps us from being great
er than we are. Failure feasts on
fear, while ignorance presides as
master OF ceremonies.
Geo Marzolf, Lou Argast and John
Repplinger of Nauvoo were Keokuk
business visitors Wednesday after
noon.
While. in Keokuk last Wednesday.
this column was permitted to IN
spect the Miller, Reimbold & Nc
Dewitt cigar factory. The gentle
men have quite a factory in the dam
city and have a working force OF
twenty-five persons and among them
several young ladies who are pro-
ffcient in rolling the smokers. Every
thing in the factory flavors of clean
illness and order and the smokes that
are made there are on sale in Maui.
VOC and are pronounced fine and
the promoters bid fair to succeed in
in their new undertaking. Wits
father is an old NauyoO boy and we
want to see his son succeed as well
as Chas. Miller, our old musician
friend and the third member OF the
firm.
When you were graduated, mann
ma. I'll wager your mother didn't
nlyt --t a
YOU have given me-" said a Nauyoo
young girl to her parent. "My dear
child. when / was graduated it took
more cloth to make my dress, yard
for yard, than whole class OF you
girls are wearing nowadays" Hoop
skirt memories.
This weather has been hard on
Nauvoo's strawberry crop.
Herman Berger, Jr., has been hop
ping around on crutches, caused by
a spider bite, which he had to have
lanced Nauvoo's ex-marshal is get
ting better now from the poisonous
bite of the insect.
Home grown raspberries will soon
be ripe.
Miss Verle Case of IIewistown. Mo.
is a guest of her sister, Miss Leona
Case, the popular milliner at j. NJ.
Fishers Nauvoo store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Fisher, Mrs.
Elmer Fisher were in Quincy last
Sunday for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J.. Singleton. Mrs. j. M. Fisher
remained in Quincy for a longer visit
while Mr.. Fisher and his daughter
ir-law returned to Nauvoo.
Mayor Baxter, Aldermen Jemison,
Datin, Dachroth and McGary went
to Carthage last Monday to see at
torneys to learn what action could
be taken to compel the Keokuk water
power company to rip-rap and repair
the Nauvoo roads leading along Lake
Cooper that have been badly washed.
An action against the company will
be taken if the damage is not made
good.
Harding Vote Gctter.
Sioux City Journal: Not since the
primary law appeared on the Iowa