The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-14
comb, Mrs. Kmbalrs parents, have
also moved in with them.

! comb, Mrs. Kimball's parents, have
also moved in with them.
One of Nauvoo's garage owners re
ceived fine and cost for exceeding
the speed limit one day last week
Nauvoo's chief of police can catch a
few more If he keeps his eyes open
and right in our business district,
too.
| Mrs. John Kraus and children Of
Nauvoo, have been visiting relatives
in Keokuk during the past week.
Lloyd and Raymond Bossler. fer
mer Nauvoo residents, recently re-
turned from overseas and were dis
charged from service, have been
visiting in Nauvoo.
Lou v. Datin has treated his fam
lily to a new Overland automobile.
Selwyn Wyles. Nauvoo resident
who went to hospital n Sioux
City, Iowa, for treatment for some
ailment, is improving in health
rapidly now.
Messrs. Hagen and Rumble. former
liquor dealers in Nauvoo, treated
their employees to a fine picnic at
Sheridan's creek day recently and
all concerned had a delightful time
at the pleasant outing.
Mrs. Lawrence Reiner Of Keokuk,
has been visiting in Nauvoo and last
Sunday attended the funeral of her
brothers wife, Mrs. John Dachroth.
Herman Berger and family intend
leaving Nauvoo soon for points west
and look up location. He
has been conducting a restaurant in
Nauvoo, and since the saolons went
out of business here it almost knock
ed out the meal trade.
Mrs. J. A. Meinhart and little
daughter of Oak Park, III, are guests
Of the lady's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. M. Haggett, in Nauvoo.
Curtis Roberts of Nauvoo, wired
his parents here that he had return
ed to the states from overseas and
expected to receive his discharge
soon from one of the camps and
since then he has not notified his
relatives here as to his whereabouts.
A social was held IN the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Rudolph In Nauvoo
last Thursday evening to which all
the members Of the Nauvoo M. u.
church were invited.
Mrs Fred Wolf, venerable Nauvoo
lady was taken to the Graham hos
'pital in Keokuk several days ago to
undergo an operation. The news Of
her sons death, of which mention Is
made In these columns, was kept
from her until her return to COM
plete health.
' The Lutheran church ladies held a
church cleaning bee one day last
week and took with them well filed
baskets and enjoyed a lunch during
the shining-up process.
Now and then some people from
distance come to Nauvoo thinking
they can procure some of the stuff
that brings joy to the hearts Of men.
or course they know that our saloons
are closed, but they have an idea
that in a town where 1t Is thic,Sly
dotted with vineyards, there must be
some grape juice that has the kicic
ito It. And then they might believe
they might be put wise to boot
logger and secure some Of the liquor
still in storage here.
Trenches of warfare has been
waged in the counties in the south
of this state not a great distance
from Nauvoo against the chinch bug
(which have been playing havoc in
the cornf1elds. The farmers were
advised to dig trenches around their
fields and fill them with coal tar and
crude oil. This is an extermin1tOr
and also keeps the bugs from spread
ing. Cutting of wheat caused he
bugs to desert their breeding places
and move to the corn fields SO far
the chinch bug hasn't bothered Nru-
VOC and vicinity farmers.
: The state fire marshal is visiting
hn
large ones on an inspection trip
condemning old shacks. If he came
to Nauvoo he might find some Of
these fire traps that should be re-
moved.
There is only one soft drink parlor
opened in saloon building so far
and although entitled to do business
on Sundays, the place is closed for
the boss and employees are used to
working only six days in the week