The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26
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VOC from Moline, H., and expects to
remain in this vicinity during the fall
and winter.
Miss Neva Carroll will go to indie
pendence. Mo-. soon to attend school
there.
Dewey BECKER went to Iowa City.
Iowa last Wednesday to attend the
State University Military college.
Mrs Henri Rise of Collinsyille,
H., was guest of her father Mr.. Jos.
kirschbaum and other relatives In
Nauyoo last week.
Jos. Ochsner is having the cellar In
out which caved in some time ago and
intends partly finishing the structure
before some of the snow flies.
Junius Beger went to Chicago We'd
nesday morning to attempt to gain
entrance to the Northwestern NH
versity Military college.
George Harsch and Carl Rheinhard
are attending Knox college in Gales
burg, Ill.
Wallace Hummel is in Peoria, H.,
attending Polytechnic training col
lege for military service.
VIM. Reimbold, Jr., went to Iowa
City, Iowa, looking for chance to at
tend military college there, to fit him
out to join the ranks.
Leland Welter, whose parents reside
in 4Sauvoo is attending the Northwest
ern University to gain knowledge of
military duties.
Victor Mills, who is Instructor in
7th and Sth grades in Nauvoo's
school. has rendered his Reorganization
with the intention of attending some
university military college.
Nauvoo's merchants will refuse to
deliver any goods to the home of the
consumer after October 1. II you want
to buy something in the Nauvoo
stores after that date you will have to
carry the goods under your arm as
iyou once did in those good old days
of yore.
| Bert Gale. the Sand Prairie water
melon, canteloupe and sweet potato
king has made numerous trips to
Nauvoo this season and finds no trou-
bile to dispense of his products to the
/ people of this Mormon town, who love
/ all good things to eat.
Nauvoo's city council meets one
week from next Monday night.
| Eggs are only forty-two cents a doz-
/ en- and butter forty cents the pound
/ in Nauvoo now.
Mrs. Sula Harsch and son Paul IN
! tend occupying part of VIM. Bicker's
residence in Nauvoo's second ward
for the winter, leaving their first ward
home.
Charles Weller will sell his house
| hold goods, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Welter and daughter Olive will leave
I for Chicago to make their home.
| The brick layers commenced work
| on Kraus' new business building last
"wednesday morning John Dachroth
| has the contract for the carpenter
work and general overseeing of the
structure.
Fred Haas who is in England writes
to friends in Nauvoo that he has been
in hospital there on account OF be-
ing afflicted with the mumps. He Is
ali right again and was well pleased
with the treatment received during
his illness. He says he will be sent 10
Louis Hohl, Jr., is reported to be
in hospital at the Great Lakes train
ing station near Chicago.
| Mr. and Mrs Samuel Grsmm are
visiting in Qufnby, Iowa, this week,
the guests of his sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sargent.
Quite a number Of parties from Den
mark. West Point and Franklin. Iowa
were in Nauvoo last week and pur-
chased grapes by the barrel for VINE
purposes. They said they could not 90
without Nauvoo grapes and wine.
Adrian Meinhardt Of Detroit, Mich
,s in Nauvoo for weeks visit with ms
wife and baby and is a guest OF Dr.
and Mrs. Haggett, the lady's parents
Upon his departure for his northern
CITY Mrs. Meinhardt and child VIII re-
turn with him. ,.,
Mr.. J. C. Reimbold, a Nauyoo cit-
zen of many years ago, died at mis-
home in Warsaw last Sunday
Nauyoo's Chief of Police, John John-
son bought the Geo. Dachroth resi-
dence and two acres Of real estate the
other day. and the consideration was
50 900. The property is situated in the
first ward. Ed uIachroth and wife
who have been occupying it will move
in with his parents in Nauvoo's sec
ond ward.
Miss Ida Paul is a new operator IN
Nauyoo's Telephone central station.
The Nauvoo Red Cross chapter
last week sent another generous lot OF
,ada m wearing apparel to county