The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-02
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Mrs. JOS Fisher of Quincy, III.
was a Nauyoo visitor for several
days recently.
Mrs. Lawrence Reiner Of Keokuk
was visiting the members Of the
Dachroth family in Nauvoo for few
| days the first OF the week
! Miss Oda Allenberg of ST. Louis
who has been visiting among Nauvoo
relatives and friends, has returned
to her home. accompanied by Miss
| Marie Haas, who will visit down there
for a time.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Anton Of Nauvoo
| left several days ago for visit with
the Mrs. mother. George is expect
ed to, come home today, while his
wife may make a more extended
visit.
M. Clement will go to the Quincy
soldiers home for the winter, leav-
ing here about the 10th inst. His
wife and sister will go to st. Louis
to remain until next spring.
Mrs. Rudolph and three children
OF Minneapolis, Mimi, have come to
Nauvoo to join the doctor and will
occupy the Yaeger property vacated
by DR.. J. A. Bortz.
Tony Koch and wife have gone to
the lady's parents home on the farm
near Carthage. where they will make
their home Indefinitely.
Mrs. Elmer Fisher, who has been
in Graham hospital in Keokuk for
several weeks, is in her NauvoO home
again and has almost recovered from
the operation she was compelled to
undergo AS soon as she has en-
tirely recovered and regained her
usual good health, Mrs. Fisher will
leave for New York to join her hus-
band who is a government employee
in Uncle Sans food department.
The weather wizards should allow
Wednesdays spell of weather to run
past Thanksgiving and Christmas.
AS many as a half dozen men were
at work on Mulholland street, Maui
voo's business section, this week and
it is hoped that the holes will be well
filled and loose places nailed with
the crushed rock so that they will
remain until after the holidays
The Industrial society ladies of
the Nauvoo Presbyterian church real
lied 5000 out of their harvest social
given recently. This is a handsome
nest egg for their treasury
Two of Nauvoo's, grape shippers
have not yet made settlement with
the growers for the fruit shipped to
markets this season The shippers
association settled with the growers
last Thursday, and the others expect
to have all details arranged SO as to
bring about the matter some time
next week.
The mother of Mrs. Chas. REIN
bold and DR.. j. A. Bortz .of Nauyoo,
died in her Mendon, H., home last
Saturday morning at the age of sew
enty-eight years. The funeral oc-
Cured at her home Wednesday. Her
Nauvoo children attended the obse-
quies.
Floyd Heberer, Nauvoo's garage
man and rural route mail carrier, on
No. 2, is also an agriculturist of some
note. In, addition to his two occupa-
tons he has also done some profit
able farming and the first to ship a
car load of this years corn. He
shipped car load of this cereal to
the Peoria market and was paid $1.55
a bushel for it. Floyd cultivated
fifteen acres and the receivers of the
corn checked him $3.50 for the crop.
Several from Nauvoo went up to
FIT. Madicon last Wednesday evening
in response to an invite to attend a
Halloween party at the hospitable
and pleasant home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Schaefer, who formerly
lived in Nauvoo.
Quite number Of farmers and
some fellows from Nauvoo will go
out to Fred Brietbarth's place when
the moon is full next Saturday, No
vember 5, and have go at Brer