The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-28

Flynn of Maquoin. ILL.,, and Miss Efie
Hoots Of Abingdon, ILL.,. arrived in
Nauvoo last Monday and will dine
with Mrs. Beger's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hohl, in Nauvoo Thanks.
giving day.
Chas. Hackett of the government
river fleet, was visiting in Nauvoo
| for a few days recently. He has re-
turned to his work at Quincy, and
his family returned with him. Miss
Ruth Huntley. a sister of the lady,
went down with them for visit.
| Nauvoo ward schools are vacatins
over Thanksgiving.
John Seiglemeier who Is with a
missus and son In Nauvoo over last
Sunday
Misses Airline Mulch and Olive
Welter went down to Quincy and
visited over Sudnay with the latter's
sister, Miss Sylvia Welter.
Mrs. Earl Martin has been very
sick lady with pneumonia SYMPTOMS.
Miss Loretta Argast is learning the
cases in the Rustler office. Young
Ed Morrill, is also an apprentice
there.
About a half dozen candidates were
Initiated into the Woodmen order in,
Nauvoo last Tuesday evening at a
special meeting
Several farmers in Nauvoo's vicin-
ity report the thefts of porkers in
the past week. These hog thieves
will sooner or later be apprehended
and sent to Joliet to do time for car
rying off other peoples squealers.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving afternoon,
the Nauvoo picture show management
uyin criy oh t. 1,xl Il
lassies Of Nauvoo and vicinity. which
will be great treat for all the kid
dies here. This is a generous act in
deed and one that all parents of Nau.
VOC should appreciate.
Rev. Beard, who met with the ser
ious auto accident on hill north
east of Nauvoo, recently, and who has
been belfast in the Oriental hotel
In this city ever since, is now able
to be up and about the premises.
The gentleman will remain in Nauvoo
and accept the pastorate of our Pres
byterian church.
Nauvoo's NJ. E. church members
are going to give unique play in the
opera house on the evening Of De-
cember 6, and all home, all star cast
will present the drama. The church
members have announced that part
of the proceeds will be presented to
the Nauvoo Red Cross order.
Geese and ducks were flying thick
about the lake at Nauvoo last Mon
day and Tuesday, but we have not
heard Of any hunters bagging any of
the feathered tribe here
There was big shooting match
pulled off in Nauvoo last Tuesday
and the lucky ones had some fowl or
other for their Thanksgiving dinner
Mrs. Emma Kleiber, mother of Ed. |
Graf Of Nauvoo. was married in Ft. |
Madison last Saturday evening TO
ThOs. Scott Of that place. The bride !
Is about sixty and the groom about
sixty-five years of age. 1t Is the third |
matrimonial venture of Mrs. Kleiber,
the former Husbands died as did the
first wife of the groom The happy
couple went on a honeymoon trip to
Chicago and eastern points and on
returning will occupy a flat in the |
Atlee addition in FIT Madison, to
make their future home. The groom |
is engaged in chemistry work in the |
pen city and is we'll to do. Mrs. |
kleiber the bride, is most estim- |
able woman and deserves all the good |
luck that befalls her. She is well |
and favorably known in Nauvoo. hay-
ing resided here for some time with |
her second husband.
Last Monday evening while four
Ft. Madison men were returning |
home from a visit to Nauvoo, they |
met with an auto accident out near
he Klingelmueller place, close to the |
new city cemetery. The car skidded |
and turned turtle and wedged the oc-
cupants under the machine One fell
CIV succeeded in extricating himself