The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-12

Mrs. Edward DacnrOln OF NauFoo,
intends going 10 Long Beach, Calf,
i next week for an extended visit with
her parents and family.
Albert Tausch who has been en-
lployed in Rock Island for some time,
has returned to his Nauvoo home
5 Rev. Frank Marston of the Maui
WOO NJ E. church, and principal OF
, the Nauvoo high school, is in Peoria
. this week attending central M. T..
conference. During his absence MS
} wife conducted sessions In the school.
Miss Edna Berger Of Nauvoo, went
, to st. Joseph's hospital in keokuk
; where she submitted to an operation
, for tumor last Tuesday.
The Nauyoo Presbyterian church
ladies will serve an annual dinner
in the basement of the church build
J ing on Washington's birthday.
| Rev. w. F. Hertel OF Nauvoo's
Lutheran church was Chicago visi-
tor part OF last week to attend a
meeting Of the congress OF the
church to organize constructive
service campaign.
The Misses Gladys Geyer and Cert
rude Fulton, instructors in the Maui
VOC high school. entertained the
scholars last Friday evening and an
enjoyable time was had by all par
ticipating. A dainty luncheon was
served.
Some forty persons were at the
|, Rebekah social in their Nauvoo lodge
room last Friday evening. Games
were played and general social
time enjoyed by all present Refresh
ments were served during the even
ing.
Z Rev. Father Tholen of the Nauvoo
Catholic church, entertained the
i choir at his parish home last Friday
, evening. Card games were played
, and a delicious oyster supper pre-
! pared by this popular priests sister.
Miss Mary, was served before the de-
parture of the guests. Last Sunday
evening this beloved priest also
, treated his altar boys to 5 o'clock
, dinner and the Iaddies claim to have
, had the time of their lives devour-
ing the fine spread that was set be-
[ fore them and If there were no sick
, 'tummies the next day it was not
: the fault of Rev. Tholens. The boys
| will remember this treat for some
!. time to come.
Anita, the little daughter of Mrs.
> iDollie Seidler, entertained number
' of her little friends last Friday after
r noon, 1t being the tenth anniversary
L of her birth. Many games were
played and dainty lunch was served
/ by her elders in her grandmother's
s Nauvoo home. The little lassie was
i the recipient Of number Of neat
: presents as token of remembrance
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Marzolf were
surprised last Sunday evening when
a number of their many friends in
! vaded their comfortable Nauvoo
home After getting over the shock,
1 this popular couple proceeded to
1 make their guests welcome. Card
j games were played as the evenings
: past was served.
e Mr.. John Datin was reminded Of
e his eighty-seventh birthday last Sun
day by his children calling at his
: Nauvoo home. They brought with
them many good things to eat and a
) fine dinner was served in honor of
= the event. Ed. Eberdt, JOS. Datin
and John Hull and their families of
FIT Madison came down to be present
: at this gathering of the children.
/ The Nauvoo Hancock county
: Mutual society at their meeting last
d Monday evening admitted three new
!, members. After the business session
= a social time was had and progress
= sive euchre was played and splendid
e eats were served. This lodge appro-
priated $40 for the Armenian suffer
q ers and decided to adopt a French
= war orphan.
y The Nauvoo merchants are again
: delivering goods to the homes of
= purchasers after abandoning the GUS
: tom for several weeks. This was
caused by a new store delivering
goods purchased from this house.
: Nauvoo's Masonic lodge members
= have changed their meeting evening
from Saturday to the second Tues
day of each month.
Misses Nora and Della Ed of Maui
: VOC, intend conducting a restaurant
y in Fl. Madison in a short time. II
y will be located on Front street in the
;, pen city.
Sigmund Hertel, who had not been
heard from by his parents in Nau
VOC since the war ended, has at last.
written to his home folks and the
7 date Of the letter was Jan. 10, in
which he relates some of his expert.
ences in the war zone. He states
l. that he was the victim of shell shoclc
and was housed in hospital from
several wounds and the last one tho
most severe. At the time of writing
he was at the point of leaving for
] the coast to be sent 10 the states
from overseas. The young man is
u probably In good old America by this
u time for letter sent to him by a
@ Nauvoo friend recently was returned
e to the sender. His parents, Rev. and
II Mrs. VIM. Hertel, Sr., in Nauvoo, are
/ anxious TO hear from the son soon
{ again.
Miss Emma Hauptnlan, formerly of
) Nauvoo, who has been conducting
= rooming house in Davenport, Iowa,
n has gone to Rock Island, ILL.,, to re-
: side.
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Schneider's