The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-17

Miss Rosetta Hertel who has been
visiting her parents and relatives IN
Nauvoo for several weeks, has gone
to Muscatine, Iowa, where she mas
a school term to teach.
| Louis Datin was in Chicago last
week.
| Miss Airline Mulch and Miss Bessie
Moffitt, of Nauvoo, went to Quincy
last week to attend session In the
iGem City Business college. MISS
Lois Hobbs, of this city, also went
down to the same college to take a
business course.
MI. and Mrs. John Buckert left for
louisville, KY, last week for
months visit with their son, Elmer,
and family.
Miss Anna Nickowash, of Nauvoo.
has gone to Minneapolis and st. Paul
for q months visit with friends in
1.-The Twin Cities.
MI. and Mrs. Walter HANNA have
returned from their brief honeymoon
trip and have gone to the groom s
parents home in Sonora township.
below Nauvoo, where they will re-
side for awhile.
The Red Cross work room In Nau-
VOC has been transferred back to
the public library rooms and viii De
open on Tuesdays and Thursdays
and the officials would like to see
all ladies' in Nauvoo who can to turn
out and assist in this great cause TO
help the boys cover there" win this
worlds war strife. They also want
YOU to save the stones from the
peaches you are using, for the pur-
pose Of making gas for them, wnlcn
this great government is DONG
Wv
tify the Red Gross officials that you
have them.
Mission will be held in the Nauvoo
Catholic church from OCTOBER ~
to 81.
, Nauvoo's knights of Columbus
, council presented the Catholic church
with a beautiful flag, which was dedi-
r Gated and blessed and now adorns
the altar in this large and handsome
: religious temple.
Mrs. Thomas Scott, the mother OF
Edward Graft, of Nauvoo, who Is IN
Graham hospital in Keokuk and had
+ one of her limbs amputated above
the knee last week, is getting alonS
? | as we'll as can be expected. Inc
lady Is about sixty-five years of age
: The steamer st. Paul passed Nau'
yoo's port last Friday, bound for the
up-rtver large cities, where she VIII
, enter the excursion business FOL the
balance of the season. The govern
. ment steamer Coal Bluff also went
r ND the river, passing Nauvoo ON Wed
Lnesday of last week, having 4 barge
e in tow.
At the primary election held in
Hancock county on Wednesday OF
last week. Fred Salm, Jr., received
i the nomination for the office OF
, county treasurer. This means the
,, election of Mr.. Salm to the office
! when the election is held next No
: vember. >.
Robert McConkey has had fine
monument placed over the grave o.
his son in the Nauvoo cemetery.
St. Peter and Paurs Nauyoo com
= mercial school began its session last
week. as also the parochial school
and the latter has an attendance q
fifty pupils.
The board of supervisors held Its
quarterly session in Carthage las
week and Joseph Nelson represented
Nauvoo township.
The bricl1layers will probably be
gin operations on the Kraus new
business building some day the be
ginning of this week. The JOSEPH
Ochsner Ford service station unfin
ished building still remains dormant
and no telling when it will be fin
Iished 1t does not present a yer,
pretty appearance in its presen
condition, right in Nauvoos business
section.
! The u. s. government dredg