The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-09

grapes. 1t is a welcome price and
the best Nauvoo growers have re-
ceiyed for good many years. in fact
more than was paid since the eighties.
Dachroth & Hart and E Bakers Sons
are also arranging to settle with their
people who shipped their fruit with
them.
Next week will be the last Of the
boating season in Nauvoo when the
steamer Keokuk goes into winter
quarters November II.
Here Is a plan suggested by Nau-
VOC fellow: How to begin and COM
plete the Nauvoo, Keokuk and Fl.
Madison interurban railroad line In
1918 IL the great war is ended by the
first Of the year, is to federate all the
ladies societies in Nauvoo and set
them to getting up the necessary COM
plimentary funds" How Is this for an
idea?
Bones" Guilliam and Sap" Her.
tel, two Nauvoo young men, are out
in the country near here husking corn.
The liberal price OF five cents per
bushel and board thrown in was an
iinducement too large to be rejected
by them and the IS per day and board
mark ceased to be dream to these
young men and so they tackled the
job although this kind Of work was
| strange to them. They made visit to
Nauvoo since their country job lured
them, and in telling their story of
rural life and corn husking, informed
their friends that they made the
| shucks fly from forty bushels of corn
the first days on the job.
There was a large crowd which at
tended the K c. card party and so
| cial last Tuesday evening in Nauvoo.
After the games and refreshments,
dancing was INDUCED in until after
midnight. The prize winners in the
card contest were Mrs. Chas. Mulch
and Stephen Kelly Ali present re-
ported delightful time.
Henry Leinhard, Nauvoo young
man, poined the aviation corps last
summer. Jesse Nelson, another Nau-
VOC product, is flight lieutenant, is
probably going to France or may De
| headed in that direction now. The
| former expects a call from headuuar-
i tiers at any moment and he is prepar-
ed to answer and begin training at
once.
Miss MildTen Datin, who Is holding
responsible position in the Nauvoo
State bank, has been appointed not
airy public and is in possession Of the
necessary papers allowing her all she
privileges of the Office This popular
and pleasing Nauvoo young lady is
well qualified to. administer oaths
that will be as legally binding as any
of them.
Miss Vinita e. Britner and Dr. j. H.
Belts were married in San Francisco.
Calf, on October 49, The bride is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emelia
Wallet Britner, former residents of
! Nauvoo. From Nauvoo the family
drifted into Berkeley, Calf, where
they have resided. ever since. The
young lady is a graduate nurse
and visited her friend, Miss Grace
Argast in Nauvoo for several
weeks about three years ago. The
couple will reside in visalia, Calf
The open season for shooting quail
will occur next month in this state.
1t is said there are not as many OF
these cute birds as in former years.
If the farmer could only realize the
value of these birds as insect destroy
ers they would not only stop killing
them, but would feed them when snow
and ice prevent them from getting
food Every farmer in the outskirts
of Nauvoo and vicinity should allow
no hunting of quail on their premises
The Ladies Aid society OF the Luth-