The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-21

S The wedding of Miss Leila, daugh-
: ter of Dr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hagsett'
: of Nauvoo. TO Mr.. Adrian Meinhardt
OF Donnellson. Iowa, TOOK place lIst
Y Wednesday, at the residence OF the
. brides parents in Nauvoo, Rev. b.
, Berryhill, of our Presbyterian church,
assisted by Rev. NJ. Harmon, per-
I formed the ceremony. At O'CLOCK
r Miss Grace Argast played the Men
r delssohn wedding march, while the
young couple marched into the par
| Tor and took their places before the
) prepared wedding altar, which was
: very appropriately decorated for the
, occasion, where they We're pro-
nounced man and wife by the presid-
, ing ministers, the ring ceremony De-
ing used. The groom is young man
of splendid traits of character, IN,
: dustrious and painstaking and Will
no doubt be successful in life. The
: bride is one of Nauvoo's best young
ladies, who is held in high esteem by
} all who know her. She is an indus
trious, accomplished and pleasant
young lady. Both of the contracting
.. parties have a host of friends VINO
ioin in wishing them much happiness
during their welded life and that
their journey on the sea OF matrlmony
will be a most happy one. The new"
lily weds will remain in Nauvoo until
spring. when they will leave for De-
troit, Mich, their future home,
where the groom is engaged In busl-
ness. The out of town guests at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Meinhardt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mem.
hardt of Donnellson, Iowa, Rev. and
Mrs. B. H. Harmon of Blanchard,
ard. Iowa, Miss Helen Hodge and
Mrs. Lawrence Reiner OF heokuk.
1t is rumored about Nauyoo that
John Laubersheimer has sold his
} business building and grocery stock
lin this city to gentleman from
: Hamilton for the sum of 900. me
building is now occupied by parties
from Quincy, in which they are con-
Quoting a saloon and hold year
lease. Laubersheimer is conducting
his grocery in the Russell building IL
the same block. :.
JOS. F. Ochsner announces that 1t
is his intention to begin the erection
Of a new building to be USED as d
-, Ford service station on the lot ne
recently purchased in Nauyoo.
Frank Reed and Miss Naomi Ditto,
went to FIT. Madison last Saturday
and We're quietly married by Justice
= Hays of that city. The young couple
, will make their home in the brlck
! residence on the kmban farm, ABOUT
, two miles above Nauvoo-
Chas. Pitt of Nauvoo, was marched
before our police judge last Monday
morning and fined So and costs for
i, being so ungentlemanly as to use IN
decent language He paid his fine
and was discharged.
Virgil Gang and Vern Carr OF
Raritan, H., came to NauVoo last
Saturday and in the evening were ar
rested for attempting to play the
lmasher's game on two OF NauVoo
ladies who refused to pay attention
> to them, when they became insulting
while the marshal stood near in civ
lillian clothes, and who promptly
nabbed the fellows and marched them
before our police court, where they
drew fines of $40 and costs, each
They returned home sadder, but wiser
tyoung men, and concluded that Nau
VOC was not "rube" burg, but
metropolitan city, If not in size it was
| in action.
Miss Nellie Morrill,, the typo in
one of our local print shops, went to
Palmyra. Mo-, last Sunday for visit
2 and now report has it that she was
[ quietly married to Earl Wilson OF
J Warsaw, who accompanied her to
J the Missouri town.
J Harry Baxter and Arthur Voorvart
, of Nauvoo, have received the Pima
, postal cards, requesting their pres
: ence in Carthage today at 1880
, o'clock ,. m, to join contingent OF
soldier boys to enter Uncle Sam s
military service. These young men
are two of Nauvoo's best products
: and all here wish them a safe re-
turn from the battlefields to which
they were called on to enter. They
will certainly acquit themselves with
honors and will no doubt be adorned
with an officers uniform before they
come back to Nauvoo.
l Tony Koch of Nauvoo, and Miss
Neya Dighton, Of near Ferris, this
county, were married in the Christian
t church parsonage in Carthage last
l Tuesday morning. After the cere'
l mony the happy couple drove to the
home of the brides parents, where
delicious wedding feast was pre-
pared for them, after which they
3 came TO their Nauvoo home, which
: the groom had arranged IN advance
? The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
: Mrs. Jessie Dighton, of near Ferris,
: and a young lady Of fine disposition,
; industrious and held in high esteem
by large host of friends. The groom
: lis conducting a lunch stand in Maui
. VOC and is popular and energetic and
doing prosperous business. The
1newlyweds received the best wishes
Of many friends who all hope thai
; happiness will ever attend them.
y Chas. Mulch of Nauvoo, has been
Y selected by the supervisors Of this
county to represent this township as
;, a grand juror at the next term OF
!, court to be held in October.
Nauvoo is visited by more negroes
this summer than has ever been
known in it's history. Every week. a
(, number of them can be seen in the
q city and so far they have been well
behaved and disturb no one.
Nauvoo's city council will meet in
: regular session one week from next
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