The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-31


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Christmas packages for Nauvoo sol
diers with the American expedition
AIRY forces in France must be mailed
by the middle of November. For the
men in France the limit of Christ
mas package is three pounds.
Have you Nauvoo people got them
out of moth balls or camphor? Put
them on and keep them on. Doctors
tell you that they see serious danger
of an increase in infuenza-pneumonia
cases unless people protect them.
selves against inclement weather.
Those people who don't put them on
until the snow flies should put them
on at once. They are armor, pro.
tecting the body against chilling. The
danger of damp feet is also empha-
sized by the doctors. Better wear
rubbers than become subject of in
terest of the Nauvoo undertaken.
If the "fu" restrictions in Nauvoo
are lifted by next Thursday. society
will observe Halloween to a certain
extent. However, there will be at
tractive jack O. lanterns and all sorts
OF spooky COLLINS and ghosts exhib-
lifted by the young people * the
weather permits and an evening OF
jollity is expected in Nauvoo homes.
Next Friday, November Is, is
known as Ali Saints" day in the
church calendar and is observed as
will hn
held in the Nauvoo Catholic church.
Mrs. John Datin, one of Nauvoo's
venerable and most estimable ladies,
passed peacefully away in her nome
in this city on Thursday evening OF
last week, after an illness OF several
weeks Her death was caused by IN
fermities. The lady was born in ST.
Louis, April 20, 1885, and was 80
years and 5 months of age at the
time of her death. Her husband and
seven children are left to mourn.
The children are Robt. S. and John
F., of Sonora township below Maui
VOC; Joseph, Mrs. Mary Hull and
Mrs. Gertrude Eberdt of Eft. Madl-
son; Mrs. Alice Schoell and Louis ",
of this city. Mrs. Datin was resi-
dent of Nauvoo and vicinity for about
eighty years. The funeral was held
from the Nauvoo Catholic church last
Saturday morning, Rev. Father
Tholen officiating. Interment- in the
Nauvoo Catholic cemetery.
! Miss Mae Neubrecht, a former
! Nauvoo young lady, was recently
married to Marion L. Lange OF Aber-
jdeen, South Dakota. The marriage
took place in Minneapolis, Mimi, on
Sept. 10. The happy couple Will re-
side in Aberdeen
Mr.. John Kraus of Keokuk spent
last week in Nauvoo visiting his son
John and family.
Miss Bertha Horn of Keokuk, has
been visiting friends in Nauyoo, the
guest of Mrs. Phi. Kimball.
Mrs. j. N. Daugherty and daugh-
ter Miss Helen, and Mrs. Harris OF
Peoria, spent day or so last week
visiting Mr.. Ellis Daugherty In Maui
VOC.
This county has been assigned BIO
Illinois centennial souvenir coins OF
the so cent denomination and are
selling at $100 each, the extra 81
cents to be donated to the Red Cross
chapter or Y. M. c. A. The coins can
he obtained from the Carthage Dime
Savings bank.
/ Lieutenant Henry Leinhard OF Maui
WOO is now in France. He was sent
over on a freight ship which con-
viewed a large consignment of signal
service goods. Henry may be flying
through the air by this time looking
for Huns for he is a member OF the
aerial corps.
Frank Eid has written letter to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Eid in Nauvoo, from somewhere in
France. stating that he has been
sick with the Influenza, but was con-
valescing. He also says that Steve
Rurgmeier and Theodore Gross of
Nauyoo are near him and the former
had been ill. Frank says he is en-
gagged in painting, his vocation while
in the states.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Schenk Of
Nauyoo's east country, are the par
ents of new girl baby which the
stork left in their home on Wednes-
day of last week.
Two fellows who were detained IN
Nauvoo last week on suspicion of
having a stolen Ford car IN their
nossession one day last week, were
released on account VI iiiouiA'S'S
evidence. The city official who ar
rested them communicated with
neighboring city officials about the
fellows and the car. After released
they hiked for pastures new to ind
purchaser for the machine.
DR.. Rudolph. Nauvoo physician,
who was i'll with influenza, is up and
around again and able to wait on
patients. :,
Another playing device was added
tn the Nauvoo school Fairgrounds re-
Gently. 1t is called school slide
and it brings much pleasure. to the
scholars.
Aug. Koechlay is having his resi-
dence in the south part of Nauvoo
reprinted
Next Tuesday, the fifth day OF No
vember. the state and county cleo
tion for various Offices and several
narticular questions will occur. The
Nauyoo saloons will have closed doors
ION that date and enjoy an enforced