The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
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! to be present at the session.
The M. e. church ladies held their
annual dinner last Saturday afternoon
in the church building basement and
over one hundred persons responded
and partook Of the splendid viands
served. The ladies cleared the neat
sum of $40 from their undertaking.
/ Henry Hughes fireman IN
the Fort Madison power house and
Miss Minnie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John KyburZ, of the outskirts Of Maui
WOO, were quietly married last Monday
afternoon in the Lutheran parsonage
in the above city, Reverand Schenck
performing the ceremony. The attend
ants were Miss Bessie and Phillip KY
burr, sister and brother of the bride.
After the happy couple were married
they proceeded to the home of the
brides parents and with immediate
relatives enjoyed delicious luncheon
at six o'clock. The next evening they
departed for Chicago to enjoy their
honeymoon for short while. They
have the congratulations Of their
many friends.
The last copious rains had fine
effect on the grass, plants and that
spring green salad commonly called
the dandelion; and a number of Maui
700 dining tables were graced with
this plant the past week.
The Nauvoo Knights OF Columbus
members selected committee to ar
range memorial services for the sol
der lads and they will be held on Me
mortal day May go They may make T.
q public affair, with speaker and band
and the committee and members have
OF
number of the members may go down
branch Of the council If the roads
and elements do not interfere, as 1t
did in previous attempts.
The Nauyoo library has a new as
sfstant librarian Miss Hilda Rhein-
berger was selected in place of Miss
Grace Argast, who resigned on ac
count of other work.
II reports are true another Nauvoo
girl will soon become a farmers wife,
and the marriage will take place
right after the Lenten season expires.
Most every one of the Nauvoo lassies,
who marry farmer lads make splend-
id housewives on the farm and many
of them have moved from this city to
the rural districts.
Ferd Nicaise of Nauvoo has gone
to Red Wing, Mimi, where he is en-
pioyed on the steamer Minnesota a
pleasure craft, owned by the Mayo
Bros, the noted surgeons.
Miss Rosa Behnke has returned to
Nauyoo from her California visit with
relatives.
Marshal Johnson arrested plain
drunk in the east part Of Nauvoo's
business district last Tuesday. He
hailed from Dallas City, and acted in
an ungentlemanly way. The marshal
landed him in the city Jail and We'd
nesday morning he was hailed into
Judge Hudson's court and assessed
fine of SIS and trimmings
Harold Pheinberger was a business
visitor in st. Louis the forepart of the
week.
Miss Merle Sanderson, Of West
Point, Iowa, is a guest of her sister.
Mrs. ]. E. Mapes, in Nauvoo.
A bunch of cigar statesmen were in
Nauvoo during the week, stocking up
our dealers in the rolled leafs.
Mrs. Fred Salm, Sr., one of Nauvoo's
splendid citizens is again reported on
the sick list.
Ed Boedecker has resigned his pos
ition in a Nauvoo business firm and
vii engage quarry work with his
father-in-law, Amos. Roberts, down
near Mt. Moriah. They are getting
out rock for the Mississippi River
Power company people.
The sale of Mrs Susan Waterman's
residence property in Nauvoo was
held in front of the Nauvoo State bank
next Saturday afternoon. The lady
died some time ago and the sale is
held to settle up the estate.
A Salvation army lady and gentle
man were in Nauvoo last Tuesday so
Iiciting funds for the work in which
, they are engaged and number Of
our people contributed generously
for they have a warm spot in their
hearts for these army folks.