The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-06

| Mrs. Elizabeth Dale of Canada ha
been guest in the home of Mrs. NJ
Brady for several days.
Alfred Hertel of Louisville. KY. Il
In Nauvoo visiting his relatives ant
Is guest of his parents, Rev. ant
Mrs. w. Hertel.
The family Of VIM. Haas have FOL
their guest, Mrs, A. r. Cassin o.
Chicago, The lady was Miss Alvins
Reimbold before her marriage.
Mrs. j. Nj. Schmidt who has beer
visiting her brother, DR.. Geo. Weber
and family In Holgate, Ohio, for sew
eral weeks, returned to her Nauvoo
I home last Friday.
! Herman Meiertholen, an employee on
the government steamer David Upton
during the summer, returned to his
Nauvoo home last Saturday to re-
main for awhile at lease.
Mrs. G. Fandry of Chicago, is Wis
| ting Nauvoo relatives and friends.
The lady before she married Rev. G.
Fandry. was Miss Anna Happel, OF
this city. Her husband is a member
of the Lutheran commission of this
! country and has been across the pond
ever since last spring. on a tour OF
war Investigations. He Is expected to
return soon.
Miss Mary Tholen. sister Of Maui
voo's popular Catholic priest, was a
Quincy visitor the fore part Of this
week
Rev. w. r. Hertel Of the Nsuvoo
Lutheran church. attended The con
vention Of this religions brotlezAooA
In Chicago during the week
Miss Hilda Korchli has returned to
Nauvoo after q two weeks visit wrtn
Miss Pearl Knerr of Brighton. Iowa
Mrs. Amelia Wier of Chicagv. who
has been a guest in ]. M. Fishers
Nauvoo home for a number of days,
has returned to the windy city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Zaiser, Of MIL
waukee, Wis, were guests OF the
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Schneider and other relatives from
Tuesday a. M. until Wednesday morn
ing. They came down to Burlington
to attend the wedding Of the hus-
bands brother, Ralph.
An election was held In Nauvoo last
Tuesday, but Judging from the small
number OF votes cast few knew that
such an event occurred. There were
Just fifty eight ballots cast. The sfec-
tion was held for the purpose Of Sc
1ecting two delegates to the constitu-
tional convention and to elect a man
to serve as circuit clerk. d. Ed
Mack OF Carthage, got Al votes. ana
Elting of Macomb, 80. Scott Of Car
thage, the candidate for circuit clerk.
received 40 votes. Three questions of
public policy carried by a majority Of
40 votes.
The Tausch property located in the
heart Of Nauvoo's business district
Will be sold at master In chancery
sale on December 1.
e. Bakers Sons, Nauvoo fruit ship
pers. have settled with our winners
and paid them $4.9s per hundred
pounds for the Moore's Early variety
Of grapes and $4O3 for Concords. All
three Of Nauvoo's shipping firms have
satisfied with the price received for
no complaints have been heard.
Mrs. Dr.. Kinnaman of Goodland,
Ind, was a recent visitor with her
daughter, Doris, who is Instructor IN
the Nauvoo high school.
Two weeks from next Thursday
COLueS IIldC great hluudi lcd5L udy
known as Thanksgiving when many
home parties will be held in Nauvoo.
Some few Of Nauvoo's people are
looking at their empty coal bins, and
II the strike continues any length of
time they will be compelled to burn
wood which can be obtained around
here.
Corn husking is still going merrily
on In Nauvoo's vicinity and shuckers
are being sought for every day The
work will be finished in few weeks
If help is obtained
Inc new machine of the Nauvoo
movie company was given q try-out
the fore part of the week and the
first show WI, probably be siven
next week.
A good many Nauvoo people intend
going down to Keokuk next Tuesday
to attend the celebration of Armistice
day.
It fs well for Nauvoo residence
owners to look carefully to the flues
Of their buildings and thereby save
costly conflagration later on.
The Nauvoo ferry boat may seek
its winter home In about two weeks
or sooner If the elements interfere by
putting coating of fee on the lakes,
surface au rnfs point.
At least three weddings of Nauvoo
men will occur before the glad Holt
days arrive, SO the gossips have It,