The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-13


coming winter.
Rev. Bishop Dunno of Peoria, will
visit Nauvoo Tuesday, Oct. Is. and
viii be the guest of Rev. Father
Tholen. Tuesday morning at 800
O'Clock he confirms class of youths
in the Catholic religious temple
when high mass win be observed
and the bishop will deliver dis
course. A number of visiting priests
will be present. The large church
will be crowded. Rev. Dunno goes
to Carthage from Nauvoo.
Considerable sorghum is being made
by farmers in Nauvoo's vicinity this
fall. They have a number of acres Of
sugar cane planted
Rev. Frank Marston, of the Nauvoo
M. e. church and his most estimable
wife, celebrated their second mar
rage anniversary one evening last
week
Warren Argast, former Nauvoo
young man now carrying mail on a
rural route out of Pontoosuc, ILL.,, has
been i'll for some days and some OF
his male friends are delivering the
mail on his route
A stranger dropped into Nauvoo last
Saturday, secured a license from the,
city officials and sold dress goods, etc.
from an auto on a corner in our bust
ness section. He sold quite number
of dress patterns Of five yards in
length and two yards wide. The pat
terms were all sold to the male sex
who were under the impression that
they were obtaining bargain for
dress for the lady members Of their
families. After disposing OF about
seventy dollars worth at from S2.75 to
81 pattern, he closed up shop and
departed.
Nauyoos Household Science club
meets at the home Of Mrs. w. F. Her
tel this afternoon
Miss Verna Bortz who left with her
mother for Seattle, Wash, was adj
mitted into the Nauvoo Royal Neigh
Dor camp before her departure.
Frank Reed and family are now
occupying cottage owned by Herman
Berger, Jr, on South Fourteenth
street.
Harry Argast, returned Nauvoo
soldier lad, had the misfortune to get
the ball of his left eye scratched by
hedge thorn last week, but nothing
serious is apprehended.
automobile al their disposal took ad-
enjoyed a Joy ride to neighboring towns
and over good highway roads.
An election for the selections OF
delegates to the state constitutional
convention will take place in Nauvoo
November 4.
Every Saturday evening a large
In CT m u "a q n
gagged in the Pen City UP, the creek.
visit over Sunday.
Last Saturday in the city of Chicago
occurred the marriage OF Mr.. Ziska
Argast and Miss Sarah Elizabeth Bur
man The groom is former Nauvoo
boy who went to the windy city sew
eral years ago, and he being indus
trious and energetic succeeded in
reaching the top of the financial lad
der. His chosen wife is said to be
most estimable and charming. young
lady. Ziska's many Nauvoos friends
extend hearty congratulations.
1t looks like the Jos. Ochsner build
| ing will not be completed this fall.
This new structure was started about
two years ago and Nauvoo people
would like to see IL 1ln1Sned LOT IL
would enhance the appearance of our
business district considerable.
You had better put them on now for
the weather is reminding you Of them.
You may get variety Of climates
throughout the states, but none as
beautiful and satisfying as that right
here In Nauyoo.
Farmers in Nauvoo's vicinity are
now in the midst of corn shucking and
are starting out by paying the shuck-
ers six cents the busheL
Only four weeks m ore or such mat
ter until our ferry boat and the steam
er Keokuk will seek their usual win
ter quarters Then Nauvoo will again
be cut off from the outside world.
When, oh when, will this Mormon
city get relief from this situation dur
ing the winter months?
! Only two weeks more and then we
will get back to the old time table to
be changed no more.
Nauvoo was busy town last Satur.
day afternoon and evening and there
were many farmers in the city doing
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