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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-30
WILLIAMS

Mrs Frank Miller entertained al
I dinner on Tuesday evening i'm honor
of her daughter Ruth's, birthday. The
I dinner was a surprise TO her daugh-
/ ter. The guests were: Misses Lena
Staugel, Mildred Smith, Mary Matz
I Ruth and Marie Miller, Messrs Levi
! Montgomery, Charles Matt, Ruby and
/ Charles Sullivant.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Herr were in
/ from their ranch on Wednesday,
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. r. Hume of Red
! lake were shopping in Williams last
saturday.
| Mr. and Mrs Al Ray of Spring Val.
/ ley, We're in Williams over sunday
4 They came to meet Rev. and Mrs
John S Yates The latter is a sister
| of Mrs. Ray. Rev. and Mrs. Yates are
missionaries and are on their way to
Java, Dutch Feast Indies They were
formerly stationed at Sumdtra.
Miss Bertha Hoffman stenographer
! at the forest service office is spending
a two weeks vacation in California.
The reception which was to be held
at the Methodist church on Wednes-
| day evening was postponed to a later
| date, on account of the severe storm
prevailing
MI anu MfS. r.. =. ScONllle ami
their son, We're the dinner guests 1f
NJ, /. Powers of Flagstaff on Thanks
giving.
County Attorney T. NJ. Gold was in
Williams on Wednesday
Sheriff Harrington was over from
the county seat on Monday
Russell Hughey attended the party
given at the Flagstaff normal school
on THANKSGIVING evening.
V. Redwill of Phoenix. was in VIII
liams ON Wednesday.
St. Margaret's guild met Mt the resi-
dence of Mrs A. Sine on Friday.
The Flagstaff girls basket bah
team defeated the Williams school
girls team i'm Williams on the even
ing of the goth, by score of 9O-14. A
dance at the Sultana theater followed
the game.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will have bazaar at the opera house
on Monday evening, December s. A
hot dinner will be served at 6 o'clock,
Everyone cordially invited to be pres
emit
The Williams girls basket bali
team played the team of Flagstaff in
Flagstaff on Saturday. The score
was "a to II in favor of Flagstaff.
Nels Fousha left on Monday for,
Fresno, Calf, to spend a couple Of
weeks Visiting with his mother and
sister.
Mrs, Margaret Dickson, of Flag
staff, was Williams visitor on Mon
day.
Mrs. 7. A. Moore was the guest of
friends in Winslow on THANKSGIVING.
On Friday she went to SpringervilIe,
where she will remain for some time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-30

was an Invitation affair tho 8. leone
Of the competitive Egut IN tNu sum
day previous AZ THE coaelu la ~
the supper Barnes orchestra futuish-
ed music for dance. TNe GErge ana
supper was of that high Glars for
which this order Is famous t.nd "a
pleasant time was enjoyed uuIl the
wee sma' hours
one tfhe most beautifully APP
pointed lmeheons ElyCn Boz W IamS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-30


A tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs so
little at any drug store; apply few
drops upon any corn or callus, In
stantly it stops hurting, then shortly
you lift that bothersome corn or cal
lus right off with your fingers. Truly!
No humbug!
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

where they will make their home.
Ed Connable and family of Clay
township, will soon leave to take UP
their residence in the same state.
Soldiers and sailors VINO served in
the war against Germany are urged
and requested to file their military
service record with the county clerk.
1t costs nothing to file these records
and they may be of great benefit to
the soldiers In future years.
Franz Boley End family have
moved to Rahoka anc occupy tbs
VIM. Dowell regidencs m west Ka-
hoka.
A farmers club was organized in
Kahoka Saturday night with about
twenty-five members. Charles Mitts
was elected president and G. A. Alta
erton, secretary.
Mr. sn6 MRS s.. S. EIrler were Sat
rrday and Sunday visitors with their
iaaslater. Msss Sarah, VINO is attend
ia;g s>s,eci Is st, Louis.
Mr. and M7a. B, b. Glover are now
rvsiisstS VI KaholSa, occupying their
prap@?sp IN wsst KahoRa. They were
fo;smas residents of Wyaconda.
1-heo. Chewing has sold his black
smith shop at Ashton to Henry
Drew wha will start garage. Mr..
and family viii move to
Ill
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

illness of his son Harold, who is
occupying cot in hospital there.
He was sent there by the govern.
ment to have his tonsils removed
land also had something removed
from his nose that was ailing him
and later an abscess rormed in the
back of his head and while dressing
this blood vessel broke, causing the
young man to lose a quantity OF
blood. He is in serious condition
at this time, but his many Nauvoo
friends hope he will battle the COM
plants to a successful, conclusion.
Miss Marie Leudioff has gone to
Chicago for visit.
Miss Emily Hudson and Miss Ruth
Schliecher who have been visiting in
Quincy, have returned 10 their Maui
VOC homes.
Mrs. Edward Argast, Jr., who has
been a guest of her two sons in CHI
cago for few weeks, has returned
to Nauvoo.
Mrs. Lou schoelI was a re,2ant
visitor with FIT. Madison relatives.
Irwin BUckert came rs his Nauvoo
home from Louisville. Kentucky. last
Sunday.
Frank Rtlcinberger CT New York
City, wss a Nauvoe visitor, for sew
eral days during the week.
Mrs. Mable Schmidt was u Keokuh
yiaitor for ssveral days last week.
Oscar EGrtel of indianapolis, Ind,
was guest in his parents home in
Nauvoo for few days recently.
JOS. Nelson and Lucian Schaefer
were in Chicago last week attending
to electrical business. The new pic
ture machine in which they are In
terested has arrived and they intend
to start their movie show in the
Nauvoo opera house in a short time,
probably next week.
Mrs. Mable Kuntz of Red Cloud,
Nebr., is a guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Luella Stratter, in Nauvoo
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Heintz of
Quincy. were Sunday and Monday
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
CLARK COUNTY
SOLDIER DEAD
lsewe'lyn Bsnnina was 0assed In
France and contr@.ecd TUber-
cuiosis wti"h s:yruss.
HE Death,

, KAHoKA. Mo-. Oct. so.--Llewerlyn
russell Benning died at @. s. general
hospital, Denver, Cole, Monday, Oc-
pooer 20, aged twenty-five years. He
was son of Mr.. ana Mrs. II. s.
SEEMING, residing near Bluff Springs
saNrch, N southeast Clark county,
nc, where burial will take place.
deceased enlisted in the war In 1917,
sno spant several nsentas in the
service o. his eos1rs~y gaross secs
hs WA sasssi f1.A eAsf1ssx.ctsel tuber.
0iies1s Ehsle il the rsrvies.
Marriage iitpsaes wss issr..a ssot
yay TO J. FL Ecgener ara Mrs. Esa,
!, Hsrlnan q. Neaves and Mary
Francis wigDx~s of near Gregory,
Gay. -
mr.. and Mrs L. Ayssende- have
turned from several weeks visit
WIN indiana relatives.
Charles Mtlligar, the YOUNG man
snc hsd his right foot amputated
Ihuiaay night, The result Of gun
s'tol wound, is getting along RS well
% the circumstances will permit.
!. frank Story and family, of Ka-
IoAa' departed Sunday for California,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
Terrence District Fathers. Mothers
and Friends arc Asked to Come
Tomorrow to SEQ Work
Being Done.
HOLD REGULAR CLASSES
An Opportunity VIII be Given to In
spect Work Of Pupiis--Kinder.
sarten to Have Halloween
Party.

The Terrence school Will observe
Ia Parents day Friday afternoon, to
which all parents and friends of
pupils in that district are invited to
ATTEND. The rooms will observe their
regular classes from 1880 to 800
o'clock. after which program will
be given and an inspection OF work
be made.
Miss Blanche S. Sharp. the visiting
nurse. will address the meeting, and
Miss liza Mitchell will also talk along
lines connected with her garden club
work for boys and girls in the
schools.
The class rooms will be thrown
open to the parents after the pro-
gram when the visitors may visit
them and observe the work which
the pupils have been doing and the
displays of hand-worh and writing
specimens which will be exhibited.
These parents day" will be quar-
terly affairs instead OF annual ones
In Terrence school this year, and
the meeting tomorrow afternoon Ia
the first one this season. Following
the program and open mousse Friday
afternoon, there will be a conference
of the teachers.
The kindergarten will have a Hal
lowe'en party Friday afternoon at
the same time the grades are having
their classes, and the parents of the
little folks are invited 70 be present
for this occasion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

Nauyoo q town when has for
years appeared to be doomed to OBJ.
iliyion because it has never been
lucky enough to get on railroad
line could be put on the map today,
and the motor truck get the credit.
Thanks to the efficiency Of the motor
truck, hundreds of communities have
direct and regular communication
with the outside world and tran5por-
tation facilities that answer all their
requirements. Nauvoo which lies an
hour or so from Keokuk and FIT.
Madison railroads, need no longer be
isolated from the grea, currents of
thought and business OF the day. 1t
could receive mail, newspapers and
commodities regularly from the out
side world with promptness equal
to that of a large center during the
winter season when the lake at this
point gets toe choppy to make cross.
ing advisable This mode of II ans.
portation would open up markets
both ways, making it possible on The
one hand for Nauyod residents to
ship their products at low cos: TO
towns. and on the other
bring to them the goods of the out
side world. Not the least OF he
benefits arising from better trausp1r-
tation during the winter months is
the rise In the scale of living that IN
evitably follows a closer contact
with the centers Of population. One
of the longest steps forward 10 be
taken by Nauvoo business men for
the development of this new means
of transportation would be to see
that good hard roads were built from
Nauvoo to the dam ana pen cities,
although they make trucks now that
will p1ow through sand and mud.
And motor truck line that woulu
run on schedule time from Nauvoo
to the two towns would be paying
business from the start
Postmaster George Hart Of Maui
VOC, was called to Iowa City, Iowa,
last Tuesday evening by the serious
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

visitors in Nauvoo among relatives.
Their daughter. Miss Mildred, who
came with them, remained for a
longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gnann, the
!newlyweds of Nauvoo, have returned
from their honeymoon trip TO eastern
points. The happy couple will re-
side with the groom's parents in the
rural district for awhile.
Clyde Fusselman and family of
New Canton, Mo-, who purchased the
George Bruegger estate in Nauvoo's
third ward, have arrived In the city
and occupy their properly.
Miss Ida Paul is an empioye In the
Nauvoo Independent building trying
to manipulate the little movables and
becoming a first class Jypesatter,
Richard, son Of Cashier Art J. AID
Mrs. Schneider, accidentally Yell
while at play at school one day last
week and had the misrartune to ais
locate his right arm at tee elbow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Bertschi. of
Nauvoo, have moved TO N;ota, across
from Fort Madison, where the nus
band has q position as manager OF
an elevator there.
The steamer keoknk VIII stop at
Nauvoo's port for Ghe last time this
season next Saturday >on her up
trip. The boat viii go on to Daren-
port and anooed in her winter home
The ferry boat in the Tauyoo trade
vii! remain with us few weeks
longer unless Bismarck, North Ia
kota, visits us before tnat tirle
Eauvoo voters are called to attend
an election in this cisy next Tuesday
to cast their ballots fen convention
delegates.
Miss Amelia Weir OF Chicago, was
a recent guest at tho j. ". Fiser
family home IN Nauvoo.
Dallas City's high school basketball
team came down to Nauvoo last Fri
day and engaged in a game with the
Nauvoo contingent on the school
grounds. When the final score was
made Dallas City's team found them
selves defeated and the figures show
ed A to 10. Nauvoo's team will play
a return game in Dallas City soon.
The First Trust and Savings bank
of Nauvoo carries insurance on all
bonds that repose in its safety de-
post boxes which relieves depositors
from all burglarizing
Frank Boedecker and Miss Hogan,
a couple from the northeast rural dis
trict came to Nauvoo Wednesday
morning and were married in the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

business men was held and they sign
ed a contract for a five days amuse-,
ment session, the date to be decided!
later.
Rev. Hertel Of the Nauvoo Lutheran
church has secured and sent to the
Polanders over TOO pounds of cast-ofi
wearing apparel The Llthsrans OF
many districts are striving to send
Ia ship load OF clothing to the poor OF
that country.
Captain and Mrs. E. NJ. Brooks OF
Rutland, Vermont, came to Nauvoos
last week and will remain here for the
winter with their son-in-law, DR.. 9. W.
Rudolph and family.
Some say there will be good crops
Of quail around Nauvoo this winter
due to the dry weather and not much
rain during the Matching season Last
spring and large number of these;
cute little birds were Matched. Rah-,
bits are said to be also numerous.
Nauvoos city council members VIII
meet in regular session next Monday
evening.
Next Friday will occur Halloween,
and the Nauvoo kid will be abroad
other peoples property. There win
also be several Halloween parties
given throughout the city where re-
freshments consisting Of apples,
doughnuts, hot chocolate, nuts, pop
corn and marshmallows win be serv-,
cd This is the usual collation. pre-,
scented Hallow'e cen party guests.
G. A. Urban OF Quincy, and Heine
Schneider of Burlington were Nauvoo
business visitors last week.
Several Nauveo young folks attend.
ed the dance given in the Nfota hall
last Friday night.
Amusements in Nauvoo are plentiful
now, and Of variety to suit the most.
fastidious taste.
Len Parker, who has been an en-
ploye in J. M. Schmitt's cafe for over
year, has severed his connections
with this Nauvoo business house.
Jos. Weigand, an Oquawka, H.,
business man and formerly OF Nauvoo,
was visitor in the city last Wednes-,
day.
Some of the teachers in the PfesbyN
terrain church Sunday schol IN Nan-
VOC will give party for their scholars,
on Halloween evening.
Now comes the winter of our dis>
content. AS soon as the Nauvoo ferN
~ goes into her winter home and bad
weather falls upon us, this city will
be cut off from the outside world.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
INTENDS TO KEEP
1t IN HIS HOME
Davenport Man Could Hardly Walk
Before He Took
yaniao.

| my first bottle Of Tarfac did me
more good than all the other medi-
cines I have ever taken put to-
gether," was the statement made by
James Pappas of Davenport, Iowa. in
a conversation with Tanlac repre-
sentative a few days ago. Mr.. Pap
pas lives at 800 West Grant ST.. Day-
export, and is popular employs OF
the Athens Grocery Co.
For over year. berore began
taking Tanlac," continued Nh. Pap
pas, II had suffered with rheumatism
in my ankles, and at times the pain
would be so severe could hardly
walk. My stomach was out Of order
and after l would finish eating, gas
would form and bloat me up terribly
and cause me no end OF misery. |
suffered from chronic case of con-
sttpation, and every few days had
to be taking a laxative, and my liver
was sluggish all the time. ] had
taken SO many treatments and medt-
cines that did me no good at all that
II was beginning to think was never
going to find anything mat would
help me and that I would just have
to bear up under my troubles the
best could.
Finally I began to notice about
Tanlac in the paper and / saw where
it was helping SO many other people
that I decided to give 1t a trial Well,
Sir, by the time l had finished my
first bottle / felt so much improved
that had more hopes than ever be-
fore of getting rid or my troubles.
SO kept right on TALKING Tanlac I'M
til now / have finished four bottles.
! feel almost like new man. The
rh eumatism has disappeared alto
gether and don't feel even trace
of 1t now, and my kidneys were never
in better condition. My indigestion
is perfect and my stomach is in such
fine shape that l am not troubled In
the least with gas. have round Tan
lac to be good regulator for 1t has
relieved my constipated condition
and l never have to take a laxative
Of any kind now. I have been built
up in every way. have gained in
weight and strength, and when get
up every morning just feel fine.
Tanlao has certainly done me world
Of good, and I feel so thankful that I
Dust haven't words to express my
gratitude. I am going to always
keep Tanlac in my home, and when
ever / get the chance I am going to
speak a word Of praise ror It."
Tanlac is sold In Keolcuk by VIII
kinson & Co., in West Point by
Hawkeye Drug Co., in Donnellson by
Fred F. Williamson, in Viewer by
John Blume and in Montrose by +.
o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
Catholic church. Rev. Father rholen

Catholic church. Rev. Father Tholen
officiating.
Nauvoo's Fruit Shippers association
has distributed the cash among the
grape growers here for this season s
crop. The officials paid them $500
per hundred pounds for Moore's Early
and 81 for the Concord variety.
The Nauvoo Presbyterian church
members will be allowed to hear a
sermon in their religious temple again
next Sunday. A reverend gentleman
from Chicago will occupy the pulpit.
Members of the Nauvoo Catholic
church will meet after services next
| Sunday morning in the knights OF
columbus hall to consider business
pertaining to the church. Rev. Thol-
en- will. also present u proposition be
iforo the meeting to raise a $4,000
! fund to be used for the two educa-
tional schools of this religion 80 as TO
ilbe free henceforth. Several 500 sub
scriptions have already been received
by him and more has been promised.
Next Saturday will be All Saints
day and Will be observed in the Maui
WOO Catholic church with services the
same as on the Sabbath day.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society Will DC entertained by Mrs.
Frank Merston in her Nauyoo home
zl@xt Friday.
The residence formerly occupied by
q. 4 Montgomery in Nauvoo has
been leased by a city employe who
1t il said will soon be united in mar
riage to one Of Nauvoo's young ladies
whose father is one OF our business
men. Have we made it clear as to
who the happy young couple are?
North Bros. Stock company appear
ed in Nauvoo's opera house for the
last three nights and played to good
sized houses. This is a fine company
OF artists presenting high class
dramas and all of them new to Maui
VOC theatre goers. The specialties
were well received and we're literally
applauded. Nauvoo is seldom fortu-
nate in having such fine artists ap-
pear in our opera house and the resi-
dents are pleased that they were al.
lowed to witness such fine plays so
beautifully rendered.
Nauvoo will have another chautau
qua during tho season of 1920. Miss
Myda Dewey representing the Mutual
chautauqua system was in Nauvoo q
short time last week and prevailed
upon our business men to take the
matter in hand and push 1t to sue
cessful conclusion. A meeting OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

Bolton was hanged. The glands, ac-
cording to prisoners who have pre-
viously undergone the operation, will
give renewed youth and "jazz"
The old prisoner, who has yet to
serve nearly sixty years in prison for
murder, repeated today that he felt
like a new man.
my youth is returning already"
said j.
The doctors at the prison refuse
tc say the operation will prolong life
but they believe that it will, since it
rebuilds the body.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
HE WANTS HIS
DOLLAR BACK
Man Who Wanted a License to Wed
and Then Didn't Use 1t, Asks
Clerk Here to Refund tho
Money He Paid

They ask all kinds Of queer ques-
tons at the marriage license desk in
the office of the clerk of the district
court, but here's the best one yet.
A young man recently approached
the counter and ASKED the deputy for
a license which would be good in ST
Louis. The deputy very pamstakinglJ
explained that the license issued here
could be used only in Lee county.
Well, give me one anyway" was
the rejoinder, and he got the neces.
sary documents.
Yesterday Clerk Vollers received
letter from the purchaser of the
license, saying II didn't use your
license; please send me back my
dollar"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

w. C. Harnbrae. 81 years old, went
up for 15-mfnute ride in CONNER
cial airplane. AS he alighted, he
said: Il came to Yamhf1I county by
ox-team in 1a4z-"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
Renewed Youth and Jazz,

'HS'fSNSV VVtfI dfIU JUZZ.
SAN QUENTIN, Calf, Oct 30
Having gained seven pounds during
his twelve day stay in the hospital,
j., the prisoner who was given
the reproductive interstitial glands of
Tom Bolton was released by the doc.
tors of San Quentin prison today.
j felt SO good he wanted to
go back to work as cell tender i'm
mediately but the doctors told him to
wait until tomorrow.
j. was given the glands after
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
Slow Descent.

Chicago Daily News: Still, 1t is
scarcely to be expected that prices
will slide down pole like fireman
responding to an alarm. They are
more likely to climb gingerly down the
ladder, rung by rung.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

ening Oil or cramping Pills. Tonight
take Cascarets and get rid Of the
bowel and liver poison which is
keeping you miserable and sick. Cas-
carets cost little and work while you
sleep.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

eascarets end biliousness, head
acne, colds, and constipation SO
gently you're never even inconyeni-
encaa. There is no gripping and none
=. tpa explosive arter-effects of
Gasirti"s like CalomeI, Salts, sick
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30

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