The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-04-04
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| the basement Of the church building.
| The Ladies Aid society OF the
| NJ. E. church will meet in business
session at the home of Mrs. John IL.
Hohl.
Rev. Hertel, Nauvoo minister.
accidentally made sudden mfsstep
and was so unfortunate as to dislo-
cate his right hip. 1t slipped into
place at once. but 1t caused him con-
siderable pain for some time.
Robert Datin and family have made
Nauvoo their home during the win
ter, coming from their farm in So
nora township. They have concluded
to remain here, and Mr.. Datin has
purchased what is known as the
John Daugherty residence, on knight
street, from Mrs. Kittie Daugherty,
an heir of the estate, and for which
he paid the sum of $4,000.
During the remainder of Lent.
services in the Nauyoo Catholic
church will be held at o'clock ON
Wednesday and Friday evenings and
at $50 o'clock Sunday evenings, and
the new time will be observed.
Mrs. Lee Yaeger Diton. of the
Nauvoo. died at the home OF her
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Diton. last Monday morning, the
cause of her demise being an affec-
ton of the heart. This young, wife
gave birth to a boy baby last Feb
ruary, and after the birth Of her son
she became seriously i'll with what
was called blood poisoning. and her
young life was held in the balance for
number of days, but she rallied
and became almost well again, until
last Sunday, during the night, when
she complained of feeling sick, en-
braced her husband and died. Mrs.
Lee Diton was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Yaeger, of Nauvoo.
and was married on October 10, 1911.
She was "a years and 5 days of age
when she died Her husband and
Ralph, are left TO mourn, and the
sympathy CT the entire community
goes out to them over the sad death
Of this popular and pleasant young
lady. The funeral was neld this
"wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
from the Nauvoo Catholic church and
the remains were inferred in the
Catholic cemetery in Nauvoo.
The NauToo city council members
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will take It's seat
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the rrTaI 6istrfcs and uafrf boring
towns came here in Iargs numbers to
do trading and lay In 4 stock OF the
bIoou1jn' hooze
There remains ouFv three weeks
more ~ the I,enten De-iod- one wesEr
from next Sunday il Known AZ Palm
Sunday, and Easter Sunday follows
a week later. The Nar1Eoo kiddies
are anxious for that date 20 arrive
so as TO enjoy the cotorsd Easter
eggs.
Nauvoo. Keokuk and Fort Madison
Knights OF Columbus orders ara CON
tenn plating a picnic On q large scale,
to be held in NaQvoo some day IN
June
Gus Jaster's family have moved to
Ottumwa. Iowa, from Nauvoo, where
they have lived for a good many
years. The men folks Of the family
have EMPLOYMENT in a packing plant
in theeIowa city
Hancock county Odd Fellows will
hold big meeting IN Carthage on
Monday afternoon and evening, April
Fl, and number OF the order from
| Nauvoo will attend.
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Peoria have been visiting the ladv's
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Mr. ua,,ba-dt a,d dsr,gb.a-
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