The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-22
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Mrs. Chas. vanTuyl and sons,
Stephen and Carl, of Denmark, Iowa,
came over to Nauvoo to help the
| lady's mother and brother harvest
their grape crop last week.
| Mrs. Annie Rheinhart of Chicago
| is in Nauvoo visiting her daughter and
son.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anton.
Leo Ochsner has been in Chicago
for visit.
Captain ]. W. Reimbold has pur-
chased two boats for the passenger
and freight trade on Lake Keokuk at
| this point, which he will use after
the ferry goes into winter quarters.
They were built to order and con-
! structed so as to buffet the chopDy
lake and floating ice with safety.
Nauvoo,s Lutheran league held a
meeting in the church basement
! Wednesday evening
o. F. Berry of Carthage Is again
expected in Nauvoo Friday evening
of this week to talk over a proposed
raise in our telephone rates with
our people.
DIR. w. Krueger is going to Quincy
Friday to attend an outing OF the
dentists club, which will meet there.
M. Baumert and wife We're in
+, Springfield this week and attended
| the big state fair.
! Will Reimbold Of the Nauvoo Orien-
tai hotel, is attending Knox college
in Galesburg His parents motored
| him up to make his entrance to this
institution of learning. Lou Hohl,
| Jr., also returned to this college, 10
resume his studies.
| Floyd Heberer and mother and Mr..
and Mrs Henry Summers Of the
east country have been attending the
state fair at Springfield.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Schneider are
again the proud parents of new
girl baby which arrived in their Maui
VOC home last Tuesday morning.
Miss Mildred Datin Of Chicago is in
Nauvoo for visit with her parents
and relatives. ;,
Herman Berger was in Missouri
during the week on business mis-
sion. His wife accompanied him as
far as Kahoka for visit until his
| return
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Faulkner of Fer
ris. Ill. and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Reiner of Keokuk visited at the pa
| rental home of the ladies' last Sun
day.
A. L. Hemenway of the Keokuk
Optic was Nauvoo visitor last
! Tuesday.
Dan Agne, the popular salesman for
the Seibert Cigar company Of Keokuk,
was a Nauvoo busine5s visitor last
Tuesday
Nothing is, booked for the Nauvoo
opera house at present, but several
fine attractions are looked for soon.
The condemnation Of all bad eggs will
be approved in all Nauvoo kitchens
and on the stage.
A Nauvoo man has been completely
worn out by a weeks vacation. A
man who has worked sixteen or efgh-
teen hours day nearly all his life
should not have tried so strenuous
sport.
Ed Simmons intends starting his CT
gar factory this week in the basement
of the First National bank building
and will have his popular brands of
cigars ON the Nauvoo market in
short time.
There was a degree of astuteness in
delaying the movement against the
Naked Truth until cool weather.
Two or three weeks-ago she would
have been an object not of reproof
but Of envy.
! So far Nauvoo's canning factory has
not yet turned wheel to can toma-
toes. The company Is using all TO-
matoes coming in for pulp for catsup
purposes. If sufficient "red apples"
come in from now on. preparations to
can will begin the latter part of this
or the first of next week.
The cost of living as yet shows no
tendency to decend On the contrary
it Isl making new records in altitude.
Foods of many classiicaions have
mounted upward. but the flight Of the
pig was the most sensational. The
mild-eyed, timid COW has done some
daring economic aviation, but com
pared with ariel essays of bacon, her
ascensions have been modest. What
the per capita proportion of pigs is
today with fifteen years ago, we don't
know. But the pig itself, as is widely
| known, Is producing more bacon indi-
vidualiy than it ever did before. The