The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-10


VOC Wednesday after visit to her
sick daughter at Dyersyile, Iowa.
Louis v. Datin and Geo. Hemmy
were in Danville. Ill, during the week
to attend the knights of Columbus
convention and are representing Maui
VOC council. Rev. Father Tholen in.
tended going also, but illness pre-
vented
Mr.. Oscar Haas and Miss Reta
Hillesheim, a splendid young couple
Of Nauvoo's vicinity, were married IN
Nauvoo's Catholic church last Mon
day morning. Rev. Father Inolen
officiating. The happy couple Will
reside on the farm Of the groom's
father.
Rev. Duty, the preacher-editor OF
Montrose will occupy the pulpit IN
Nauvoo's Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening.
Rev. VIM. Hertel Of the Nauvoo
Lutheran church attended a confer
ence in Davenport, Iowa, last week.
r. S. Latta visited his farm near
wayland, Mo-, last Monday.
W. J. Singleton Of Quincy attend
ed meeting of the Nauvoo State
hank the forepart of the week. Mr..
singleton is. a director of the instl-
tuition and was form erly cashier.
The measles is making its rounds
| in Nauvoo and is attacking the OLD
people as we'll as the young.
Nauvoo's Score club members Will
give a fine social dance In the opera
house next Tuesday evening, May ID,
and Dan Agnes splendid orchestra OF
Keokuk has been engaged to play.
! No new potatoes have arrived IN
| Na,1yoo's market UP to date, which
is something unusual in this old Nor
mon town.
Hen roosts are visited quite pro
miscuously at the dead hours OF night
row in Nauyoo. 1t is only matter
of time until some Of these night
| nrowlers will receive load OF shot
or caught and placed behind the bars.
Larry Kelley, Geo. Williams. Geo.
poegner and AL Schmitz, all OF Maui
yoo's vicinity, shipped several car
1 loads of cattle and hogs to Chicago
| last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sauer OF keo-
knk were recent visitors at the
lady's parental home in Nauyoo.
Another Keokuk soldier boy fell by
the wayside in Nauvoo the other. day
and saw what the inside OF the
PRISON walls in Nauvoo looked like.
Nauyoo,s ..tanglefoot" does not seem
~ agree with some Of Uncle Sam
recruits.
| Mothers day In Nauvoo Will De
observed next Sunday and 1t - sug'
gested that all should wear car
nation in her honor.
Again there is talk OF organizing
. Masonic lodge in Nauvoo and that
TO occur in the next two weeks. All
previous efforts have ended in talk
| Nothing more has been heard OF
Nauyoo's interurban line or when
/ construction work will begin again
II seems to have died a "bornen."
| Nauvoo's State bank ofhcials have
| iust published another fiattertng
| statement showing another big in
crease in deposits. Art. j. Schneider
the cashier, and his assistant, Elmer
FISHER, will bring the deposits up to
the million mark in not many months
distant.
Mr.. Fred Salm, Jr., cashier Of Nau
voo's First National bank, and his
most estimable wife have new ad
dition to their household. 1t is
splendid boy which they generously
adopted from founding home to
rear and educate until his majority
has been reached. The little mite OF
humanity is about four weeks old
and he is indeed fortunate in secur
ing such an excellent home and .
couple who will make him the finest
OF parents.
Nauvoos Priscilla club ladies helt
N deliabtfnl and enjoyable meeting al