The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-27
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families related TO them enjoyed 4
happy reunion during the past week.
All their children were in Nauyoo
for a visit. Mrs. Louis Simon and
| children of Kearney, Neb., arrived
last Tuesday; viii and daughter
Anita of Omaha, Neb, and Albert of
Lohrville, Iowa, and Mrs. Monte
Chapman and children of Denmark,
Iowa, arrived last Wednesday. 1t is
the first time all the family have
been together for quite number of
years. They surely enjoyed the re-
union Albert returned to his home
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ogden and son
Nile, left last Thursday for Ojai,
Calf, where they intend to make
their future home. Their many Maui
WOO friends are sorry to lose this
excellent family, but wish them all
kinds of prosperity and happiness.
Solemn and impressive services
were held at SIS. Peter and Pauls
Catholic church Thursday morning at
IS o'clock, at which perpetual vows
were pronounced by Sister Mary 10y
ola, Ottawa, H.; Sister Mary Leona.
Chicago, H.; Sister Mary Frances,
CnlCdSO, ILL.,, dllu DlStSl ltOSCs
Carthage, ILL., Simple vows were pro-
nounced by Sister Mary Inez of Elm
wood, Ill. The vows were admins
tered by Rev. l.. G. Tholen, delegate
of Rt Rev. E. M. Dunno, and wit
messed by Rev. r. F. Flynn of Cham
paign, Ill. The sermon was deliv-
cred by Rev. J. Murray, Chicago. Ill.
Among the visitors for the services
Mrs. Kate Darham, Carthage, ILL.,;
Mrs Thomas Raymond, Syracuse, N.
Y; Mrs. Ernest Haig, two sons and
daughter, Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. AL
fred Kuhns and two children, She
boygan, Mich; Miss Mae Fttzpat-
rick, Sheboygan, Mich; Misses Nora
and Margaret Fitzpatrick, Cascade,
Wis; Misses Genevieve and Anna
Potter, Clinton. Ill.
Elmer Fisher, assistant cashier Of
the Nauvoo State bank, received
word from Chicago and departed for
that city last Friday night where he
was ordered to report for an ap-
pointment in the division of supplies
and accounts of the navy depart
ment, and will be sent east to enter
upon his duties. When he gets
located he will send for his wife
later. We have not learned who will
occupy his place in the bank here.
Another call for additional men in
Hancock county has been made and
summoned to Carthage for physical
examination. Those from Nauvoo
and vicinity who received notice are:
Frithiof e. Lawson. Erwin G. Rein
bold, Anthony A. Boeddecker, Pearl
F. Stevenson, VIM. Chester Stratton,
Frank L. Bolin, Geo. Bergmeier, Jr.,
Enoch Starr, Martin J. Durant. Clar-
ence Albee, Albert Carl Siegrist, Fred
J. Siegrist, George f. Dachroth, Robt.
Rolla Upton, Thos. A. Pilkington,
Chas r. Dover, Charlie Stevenson,
Elmer L. Boegner, Arthur H. Rose,
Robt C. Hoffman, James T. Sheriff.,
Chas. E. Wilhelmy, Henry Maize.
Rupert B. Ort. Oscar D. Buckert,
George Kyburz, Ben L. Siegrist,
Guy E. Sanders.
Those exempted from Nauvoo and
vicinity from the draft call are:
Jesse LaCroix, Ben Koechle, Albert
Maize, Alfred HohL Emil Newton,
John Andrews, Harold Hart, Ed. G..
yesterday, Carl Deeg, Elmer Steele,
Chas. Z. Jackson, Jong Lange, Carl
V. Rose, Clarence E. Walters, Earl
Martin, Orville Webb, Elmer c.. Fish
er, Arthur J. Balmer, Earl Knipe,
Carl j. Blum, Leonard Hartweg, How
ard Boyer, Grant l.. Besser, Chas.
Siegrist, Ollie G. Koechle, Ralph
Mackie, Frank Terry, Boyd Edgar
Harmon, Hugh Bunch. DR.. w. e.
Kruger, Ennis Mccartney, Orville
Hummel.
The case of Tony Koch, the painter
who had a hearing with the Aetna
Insurance company for a claim on
account of broken ankle received
while at work here last fall, was
settled in full by, the company pay
ing Tony $500 which releases the
company from further obligations.
The people of Nauvoo will be in
toxicated with Joy because they have