The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-25

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went out of existence July l.
Mrs. J. A. Meinhardt and little
daughter, who have been visiting the
ladys parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. M
Haggett for several weeks, have re
| turned to their Oak Park, ILL.,, home
Mrs. John Krause and children have
returned from their keokuk visit WIFE
relatives.
JOS. Welter, Mrs. Mike Baumert
Miss Emma Wolf, Miss Mayme MOI
fit and Mrs. Lou Argast motored tc
Keokuk last Tuesday evening and
visited Mrs. Jos. Welter and Mrs. Fred
Wolf who are occupying cots In the
hospital in the dam city. Mrs. won
was brought to her Nauvoo home
Wednesday. Mrs. Argast remained IN
Keokuk until Thursday evening to DC
with Mrs Welter and visit relatives.
Miss Ada Rain, clerk In one OF
Nauvoo's mercantile houses, enjoys q
vacation this week.
Alphonze Linge, the Frenchman
who recently returned to Nauvoo last
week from a trip to his native coun
try where he went with the intention
of remaining, has gone to Seattle
Wash, for a visit with relatives.
Miss Genevieve, sister Dorothy. and
brother Louis Datin are visiting rela
tives in Quincy during the present
week.
Ed. ". Reimbold who is employed
in Rock Island, visited his family III
Nauvoo during this week.
w. H. BECKER was absent from Nau
WOO during the week attending con
yention of insurance agents at Mil
waukee and visited in Chicago before
returning home.
Mrs. Max Kruger and daughters
have returned to their Nauvoo nome
from their ST. Louis visit.
June Beger, Nauvoo lad VINO
clerked in a bank in Burlington, has
gone to Bartlesville, Okla, to work. he
has a brother employed there.
Mr.. Oscar E. Berg, Of McAllen'
Texas, has joined his family who were
visiting in Nauvoo and have gone 70
Milwaukee for visit with the lady
sister and family. They will return
to Nauvoo before going to their Texas
home.
Chas. Bechtold and Mrs. j. II. Tel
ford were Quincy visitors last week.
The lady and Marguerite Bechtoid let'
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for a visit at the Y. M. c. A.
Mrs. F. C. Clark and children who
have been visiting the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Steinmetz, and
relatives in Nauvoo for several months
have gone to Floral Park, N. Y.
Oliver. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Argast. has returned to his Nauvoo
home. He received his honorable dis
charge from the service after being
overseas for a considerably length OF
time.
There are swarms of willow bugs
along Nauvoo's lake front, but they
have not come up to our business sec
ton for a few nights and then dls'
appear again.
Some members of the Nauvoo Cath
Ollie church will congregate In the Il.
&c. hall after the conclusion OF high
mass services next Sunday and near
the financial reports OF the parish
committee and transact other bust
ness that may come before the meet
ing.
There will be no service held in
the Nauyoo M. E. church for the FOL
lowing two Sabbaths on account OF
the absence of the minister, Rev. f.
Marston, who is enjoying a vacation.
One of Nauvoo's ice cream parlors
will install an electric piano for the
entertainment of its patrons.
Miss Beulah Dusenberry has fin
ished her studies in a business col
lege and has accepted position in
one of Nauvoo's mercantile houses.
The DR.. Disse old homestead which
has been vacant for some time, re-
ceived repairs and repaint. 1t is sit
uated in the southeast part OF Nauvoo
and is a large two-story brick struc-
ture.
One of Nauvoos former winners is
advertising for sale several large watts
and wine casks, but who wants to buy
them? The manufacture of wine is
forbidden by the high powers, Dut
some farmers may buy them and saw
them in two parts making good large
watering troughs of them.
Nauvoo's First Trust and Savings
bank officials held a meeting recently
and elected Fred Salm, Jr., second
yice-president of the institution. He
was cashier of the concern and wisely
resigned on account of his duties as
county treasurer to which office he
roth who was assistant cashier De-
fore he was called into war service
and returned from overseas short
time ago, was elected cashier and Maui
VOC patrons of the bank are pleased at
the choice made by directors. Edward
Dachroth, his brother, has held the
position of assistant cashier ever
since he went to war and has been re-
tanned in that official capacity. These
Young men will certainly make a
splendid success of this fine bank
for they number their friends by the
score and are conservative business
men.
Last Sunday the members of the
Latter Day Saints Nauvoo church,
held an interesting and pleasant meet
ing in the brick building on the lakes
bank in this city There were dele
gates present from Illinois, Iowa and
Missouri. Rev. Wells of Burlington.
delivered a fine address. At the noon
hour a picnic dinner was enjoyed. The
afternoon and evening was devoted to
church services.
The Nauvoo Community club, COM
posed of business men and citizens,
net T1Ioc a