The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-10-16

John Stratton of the Nauvoo electric
light plant, has been visiting in Kan
sas City.
Miss Clara Brady of Nauvoo has
been visiting friends in Quincy.
Miss Mary Neubrecht who has
been visiting her parents in Nauvoo
for two weeks, has returned to. Min
neapolis.
Mrs. VIM. J. Hierstein and daugh-
ter of Dyersville,, Iowa, have been Wis
iting the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Berger.
Miss Sadie Jibben of Pekin, ILL.,, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. o. Boyer
and family in Nauvoo.
Mrs. Ethan Kimball of Bushnell, Ill.
invited a number of Nauyoo ladies to
come over to her home Thursday OF
last week to spend the day with her.
1t is an annual occurrence for Mrs.
Kimball to invite some of her lady
friends to visit her and she treats
they to a royal good time and all who
went from Nauvoo declared it proved
the times of their lives. A beautiful
gift as a remembrance of their visit
was presented to the hostess. The
ladies. ~from- SSssyssr = jho respooas's-ss
the invitation were: Mesdames Phin
Kimball, Dick Kimball, Yves Schneid
er, John Paul, William BECKER, l.. V.
Datin, M. Baumert Jr., l.. B. Hobbs.
Edward Dachroth A. J. Schneider,
William Argast, Fred Salm Jr., and
Lucille Grant and daughter Kathryn.
Mrs Anna Fuehlen, son Carl and
daughter Madaline and her son AL
bert and wife of Warsaw, were Maui
VOC visitors last Saturday. Mrs.
Fuehlen was formerly Mrs. Walzem,
and resided here with her husband
about twenty-five years ago. Her hus-
band conducted a saloon in the build
ing where J. M. Schmidt is now hold
ing forth. Her son Albert and wife
are newly weds and together with the
mother and children concluded to
visit this beautiful city, once the
home of their parent.
In about two weeks the postage
rate on all first class matter VIII be
three cents an ounce or fraction there
of and postal cards will be two cents
Postage rates on letters or cards
mailed for local or rural delivery
from Nauvoo- will not be affected by
the increase in rates.
James Farren, a former Nauvoo
resident, but now of Kansas City
was in our city Saturday shaking
hands with his numerous friends.
Messrs. Ed Argast ST., and Link
Brown of Nauvoo departed for Vicks-
burg, Tenn, last Sunday morning to
attend the memorial reunion October
1918 These Nauvoo veterans of
the civil war received railroad passes
from the state officials to allow them
to attend Both Of them were at the
battle of Gettysburg or seige of
Vicksburg which made them eligible
to VISIT the reunion at the states eX-
pense.
Jesse Nelson, who is at Philadel-
phia, Pa, has written his mother IN
Nauvoo that he is now member OF
the United States aviation corps, hav-
ing received license as flight lieu
tenant and expects to leave for
France in a short time. Jesse was
formerly wireless operator in the
service of this government and the
change is a surprise to his relatives
and friends in Nauvoo. Jesse is
Nauvoo product which Is a guarantee
that he will make good. All hope he
may return sound in health and
body, with many medals to his credit.
r. Arbuckle, manager of Nauvoo's
canning factory, intends to leave the
city when his term expires with the
company. He is advertising his resi-
dence property for sale and his rea-
son for selling is tempting offer in
business elsewhere. Nauvoo people
are sorry to hear that Mayor Arbuckle
and his excellent family will leave
this beautiful city. Mrs Arbuckle
and child will spend the winter III
Geneso, Ill.
Marshal Boedecker killed wild
goose near the banks of the lake at
Nauvoo last Friday. His gooseship
got separated from the flock and flew
over Amos Roberts residence where
it was shot. Some are joshing the