The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-08-15
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visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Tanner, and sister, Mrs. Geo. VII
liams. Fred is doing a prosperous
business in the southern city and re
ports the population and business
In all lines growing rapidly.
i Some Keokuk boy scouts are camp
ing at the Pilkington farm below
Nauvoo. They visit Nauvoo where
they receive mail from relatives and
friends who correspond with them.
The new saloon to be conducted by
Quincy parties In Nauvoo. will be
| ready for business one day this week.
Nauvoo Royal Neighbors camp win
have an initiation meeting Thursday
trict deputy, will be present. A social
will follow the business meeting
Quite number of automobile &C
cidents occur In Nauvoo and on its
outskirts this season, but no one so
far has been seriously injured. In
most every case it is the auto that
receives the most damage. Last
Sunday Ford car with FIT. Madison
parties upset east of town. and con-
siderable damage done to the ma
chine, which had to be brought to
Nauvoo for repairs.
Geo. Hudson, who formerly resid-
ed in Nauvoo and conducted a groc-
cry store here, was guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Hudson,
for several days the past week. He
has been travelling for a Missouri
wholesale house, but now is on the
road for a Bloomington, ILL.,, grocery
house. George certainly has had
some jobs since his departure from
the Mormon city, and by and by may
find one to his liking, for his serv-
ices seem to be in demand.
The Misses Lizzie Kaufman of
Seattle, Wash, and her sister, Min
ME. OF Los Angeles, Calf. have ar
rived in Nauvoo for a visit with her
brother. John, and relatives and old
friends. Miss Minnie graduated in
a law school and Miss Lizzie is a |
school marin and both ladies are
successful in their life's work.
II you have not done your part to |
make the Red Cross society sue
cess, you belong to an uncomfortable !
in NauVoo and elsewhere.
MIS-. JOS. Nelson, one Of Nauvoos |
most popular ladies and one of the |
k1ndest and fondest Of mothers, was /
remembered by her children last Sun
day, reminding her Of her birthday |
by presenting appropriate |
gifts In honor OF the event.
Carl Pfaffe OF Keokuk, was noticed |
on our business streets last Tuesday. |
Geo. Boegner. the live stock buy
er and shipper tor Nauvoo and vicin- |
ity, shipped two car loads of cattle /
and hogs to the windy city last
week. The cattle were his own
farm fed.
Tomorrow Nauvoo's two rural route |
carriers will make their additional |
miles added to their route and win |
leave our postoffice at 1890, no mat
ter If the mails arrive from Montrose
ON time or not. 1t is a new ruling
Of the department at Washington.
The Hamilton band was scheduled |
to give another free open air concert
from corner of Thirteenth and Null
holland streets. in Nauvoo, last
evening.
Miss Erma Tanner Of Chicago, has
been visiting her father and family
in Nauyoo.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jos. Rheinberger OF
Glenwood, Mimi, are in Nauvoo for
a visit with the husbands mother
and family.
Today. Wednesday, is holiday in
the Catholic church calendar. It is
known as the assumption of the
blessed virgin and services are held
the same as on the Sabbath.