The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-20

Richard. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
/ Valet of Nauvoo, has gone TO Chicago
/ where he has secured employment.
Henry Schneider, Nauvoo civil war
! veteran. who has been visiting his
relatives here for some days, returned
| to the Soldiers home in Quincy last
week.
Mrs. Mary Bruegger of Nauvoo. Wis
tied relatives in Dallas City during
last week.
Mrs. Elmer Fisher was guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Reiner IN
Keokuk, last week end.
Mr.. Adrian Meinhardt of Oak Park,
III. came TO Nauvoo last Saturday for
a visit with his wife and daughter,
! who are the guests of the lady's par
ents. DR.. and Mrs w. M. Haggett.
Mrs. Emil Newton and little son
have gone to Alfalfa, Alabama, for
three weeks visit with her parents.
Ed Ikerd of Duval, Okla, is visiting
in Nauvoo and vicinity. He was
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Walther
while in Nauyoo.
Frank Wolf after visit of some
DAYS in Nauvoo. has returned TO MS
Omaha. Neb., home His mother and
sister, Miss Emma, went with him anu
expect TO visit there for seyera4 weeks
Mrs. Ted Brady of Kansas City, Mo-,
Mrs. Anna Jackson Of Carthage, and
Mrs William Honce and daughter,
Miss Beulah of Hamilton. We're recent
guests in Mrs. NJ Brady's home IN
Nauyoo.
Miss Iona Tate, trained nurse of
Keokuk. who has been an attendant on
Mrs Amos Roberts in Nauyoo for
several weeks. returned to the dam
city last week.
Mrs. Dora Blank of Keokuk, visited
with her cousin, Mrs. John Bertschi in
Nauyoo for few days last week. The
LADY with Mr.. and Mrs. Bertchi left
for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, last Saturday
in the latter's auto. for a weeks visit.
The Nauvoo Methodist Sunday
school board held meeting after the
school session last Sunday.
Rev. Hertel, Sr., occupied the pulpit
in the Nauyoo Lutheran church last
Sunday and his sermon was delivered
in the German language. His son,
VIM F. Hertel preached in the Bently.
H., church on that day
The Nauvoo Lutheran church mem
beers are collecting clothes OF all kinds
to be sent to the Poles. The people
of that country are destitute and in
want of wearing apparel and the
church members will be thankful for
the donation of any used garments
you have TO spare. Rev. w. F. Hertel
is attending to this matter here.
The stockholders of the new state
bank in Niota, about nine miles north
of Nauvoo organized last week. Among
the directors we notice the names OF
]. NJ Fisher and A. J. Schneider of
Nauyoo. The bank has capital of
$4,000 and surplus OF $4,000 with
forty-five stockholders.
Nauvoo has had few heavy frosts,
but nothing remains outdoors here
that can be damaged.
Mrs. Nancy Burt, an aged Nauvoo
lady. has been i'll for a number OF
weeks and was reported TO be very
low today.
There was Buick car loaded with
the Gypsy fraternity in Nauvoo last
Friday and the females of the outfit
canvassed the business section for tell
ing fortunes and begging. They did
not tarry long in the old Mormon
town.
A daughter was born to Mrs. j.
Nestle of Nauyoo, last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Burgmeier who
live in Appanoose township some few
miles above NauvoO, were visited by
new boy baby last Friday and the little
fellow is going 10 make his stay in
definite
Another divorce suit has been filed
in the courts at Carthage The par
ties in the suit are E. o. Baxter VS..
Ilildred Baxter of Nauyoo.
The Nauyoo high school had no ses-
sion last Thursday and Friday on ac-
count of the instructors, Prof. Perkins.
Misses Kinniman and Fulton attending
meeting of teachers in Galesburg. nj.
The residence of Mr. John G.
( Schneider has received a new coat of
paint and new roof. The residence Of
John Paul also got new dressing Of
paint.
The October term Of court oDens
| Monday, Oct. 20, at Carthage with
Judge Grier presiding The grand
( juror from Nauvoo is Conrad Argast
and the petit jurors are J. F. HobI
( Carl Blum and Henry Harsch.
! Nauvoos Community club is sur.
posed to meet Tuesday evening and
/ important business will be trans.
acted.
j Corn huskers in many parts Df +bis
state are paid seven cents per busbaI