The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28

week -5s MEMBERS arranged = fare
vel fo- two ot tte boys Eao were
drawn into se-Ticz : zig @csn
-as prepared Il tCzo- C George zzo
Phillip Eye-g WHO we're the sazscavs
drafted men TIE latter was II alter
nate and vas returned home last E0a-
day 10 await tbs reE call
] The NauFoo RsosEzl lodge present
Sd the six members Of the lodge =ho
are in the serTics with army fash
lights The lights we're sent 70 then
a few days ago.
The Nauvoo boys who answered he
last call were all presented with
weIIstocEed comfort Kit az we're thosa
who have gone before TIE youlg
ladies War Relief club are the do1o-s-
Harold Hart Ed KoechH and HGy
/ Vooryart Of Nauvoo are DoE ~oTs-
there" somewhere IN France Word 70
! that effect has been received by tns-
relatives in this city.
The Nauyoo Home Missionary 80
cfety held meeting az the residence
| of Mrs. John Hohl Thursday afternoon
! The monument placed IN the Cath
Ole cemetery in honor Of Rev. H J.
! Rein bold viii be dedicated next Sun
( day with appropriate cerenonies- II
is expected that large crowd viii De
/ present in Nauvoo to attend the dect-
cation
| Rev. Father TroIen Of the SauToo
! Catholic church. has been absent IN
Peru, H. where he was attending re-
treat IN St. Bede's college and q neigh
boring city priest was attending the
WORK of the Nauvoo church congTg=
ton during his absence.
{ al rE-z
another cretitaole shipment TO Car
thage last week The articles consist
! ed Of eighteen pair Of socks and FRY
sweaters. Sa1yoo's Red Cross o-Se-
! ia certainly doing IT'S share 70 E=@c
! orr soldier boys supplied With ss-Tsce-
able wearing apparel
/ Henry Leirhar-, tie %s1Too -yz-eS-
ling salesman Is Il hCcs .c- : 49,
with his wife.
Mr. G. ". Tefte- -zz & Tzr5[BT--
Vile. I'll. during Last week tor rZz1-
with her sister.
! Mrs. Jueua Strz:too Lzz -g--se<
! TO her rSzUyC1 hone frC-- ~ E-ET-
able visit With reIs-fTsz - t-zez&s
! in Bowen and Hamilton
| Mrs Fillmore Ellison II r-<s-@-->~
ence, Mo. is visiting n EzzToo - y
the guest Of Jos Carroll AMI <z-z[E,
Mrs. Mensen6IcE Of p Scgt:- g<-s-
has come TO %auyoo 70 rzs5rse. TLe
lady was 2 former Ea1T1o resE1e--
and she with her first h-zba11. Lsz-Ees
Droe raised a family here and rezs>er
in the third ward district Of he czrT.
Geo. Hannah Of St l. rziz. ~Fz, his
been a guest IN Geo. MaTtzoIrg hC--s
in Nauvoo for some time, has re2a--~
ed for Kansas City, where he has g.
cured employment
r Henry Rumble Of Quincy is IN Mar
= VOC for this week. attending 10 brzt-
G ness matters in which he has f7tr-sssg
Mr.. Rumble spends every other week
!, curing the year in Nauyoo and We be-
y HeVe ne IS beginning to get acruz-or1-
q ed TO this provincial town and 1rxes
: this beautiful Old Mormon town.
n Mrs Jos. Welter entertained ,be
c NauVoo Priscilla club ladies' a. re-
= home Thursday afternoon Of last vel
and all the members present ent,zsf
d an interesting session in dofnv ~ a.
:, GUESSING FANCY needle work yzar co.
re ments and the Preparation Of gar
foods, what TO eat and how tn rr-,~,.-a
"a meals so as to conserve food
licfous luncheon was served hafora, ~.
Is departure Of the guests. the
y. Miss Leota Walthers is visftinu -
friend Mrs. Earl Wilson in M, g.
=, ling. Ill. "'Sr-
n Mrs. w. B. himban and rtra
m Preston, were recent visitors with ella.
en- tives in bushnell. LII. rei@E
e. MIR. and Mrs. Ted Brady and Mr.
.st Grace Shepherd of st. Joseph, NJ
lnotored to -Nauyoo and are Yisitne