The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-10

Mrs. Jim C. Reimbold, of War
saw. has been visiting her sister
Miss Clara Kennedy, in Nauvoo dur
ing the last week
/ Miss Minnie Klingelmueller OF
Nauvoo. has entered the Gem City
Business college to take I'd special
studies to prepare herself for the
commercial world.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farren and
son. Merlin, of Kansas City, arrived
In Nauvoo last Thursday for few
days visit with relatives and friends.
+ Inc Farren family were former Nau-
VOC residents, and their host of
iflends are always glad to see them.
Donald Beger, of Bartlesville,
okla', Joined his wife at Quincy and
came up to Nauvoo for weeks visit
| last Thursday before returning 70
!! their southern home.
I Mrs F. c. Mckee, of Hamilton,
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Emile 0. Baxter, in Nauvoo the past
several days.
All Narcotics who are eighteen
to forty-five years of age will be
| compelled to register next Thursday.
| me polling place will be in the
Nauvoo opera house. Every man
must register who is eighteen years
old and who has not reached his
forty-sixth birthday up to Septem-
| Der r.
Miss Lou Argast is visiting rela-
tives in Columbia, ILL.,, this week be-
fore returning from her st. Louis
visit While there she Is the guest
of Mrs. William Hart and family and
Mrs. Kate Dollar and family. Before
returning to her Nauyoo home she
will visit for few days in st. Louis
again.
Harold, son OF Postmaster Hart, of
Nauvoo, is back again in these
United States from over the seas.
He was sent to hospital at New
port News, Va, having been sent
there from hospital in France on
account of being afflicted with some
throat trouble, but which is not Of
a serious nature. He thinks he will
be retained in this country for mill
tary service.
Carl Boedecker, another Nauvoo
soldier lad, writes friends here from
Douglass. Ariz.. that he expects to.
be sent from there to Camp Kerney,
San Diego. Cal, soon, II he is. he
will meet his Nauvoo soldier boy
- iSAu, AiCu SSuIeICIltI WHO was
sent entrain from Carthage with him
when they left Nauvoo to enter the
service
The Rev. William Hertel and fami-
ly, in Nauvoo. received a letter from
the son. Sigmund, and which was
dated August 4. from somewhere
over there" in which he says that
he was in rest camp in France and
slightly wounded, having been under
shell fire for a week and got his
first taste of warfare. He did not
relate the extent Of the injuries he
Mrs. Frank Childers, who Is now
making her home with her daughter
in Fort Madison. has disposed of her
residence on the banks of the lake |
In Nauvoo, near the steamboat land
Ing, to Sam Gassaway, a fisherman.
The consideration was $500. The
lady also sold a lot south of this
residence to William Koechle for the
sum Of 5000.
Miss Mary Neubrecht, another
Nauvoo lady, sold an acre lot on the
corner of Main and Farley streets, in
Nauvoo's first ward. to August
koechle for $500.
Lieutenant J. H. Leinhard, who re-
,ently visited his parents In Nauvoo.
has been sent from Lake Charles.
Ia, to Hoboken, N. J., and believes
ne will be sent soon to France to
oin the aviators.
Louis Boegner, OF Nauvoo, writes
o his uncle. Gotlieb Boegner, that
lie has arrived "over there" and likes
he country. Louis is corporal and
lis company is the 31Sth aero squad
on.
Philip Kyburz, Warren Argast and
o Camp Grant last Friday. These
'oung men were some of those who
we're in class one and had not been
allied to entrain before.
The Nauvoo State bank, with J. NJ.
fisher as president and Art J.
schneider as cashier, will soon have
III the money in this country. judg-
ng from another statement issued
" these popular officials. 1t shows
gain of over $4,000 in deposits
ince the last statement, July l,
91S. This bank has advanced the !
government of these United States
10000 on certificates of indebted ,,
ess in anticipation of the fourth l
liberty loan. I.
Miss Zelda Walther, OF Nauvoo, !,
'ho was taken to Keokuk last week !, ,
, undergo an operation for append
tits, is getting along as well as can
e expected. The young lady had a
sw restless nights. but is getting Y
long much better now, which is a
lad news to her many Nauvoo
lends and relatives. Her sister. y.
[iss Leota, is conducting her MILL.
cry emporium during her enforced =
bsence.
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