The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-01

all OF the NaOV0O boys nave TeIuIuSo
from overseas and by the last of this
month there will be few If any in the
army.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Datin and children
started on an auto trip to Chicago
last Sunday morning. Lou will COM
bine business with pleasure and give
his family pleasant outing.
Mrs. Will Evans and daughters,
Bernice and Wilma, and Mrs. j. I.
GEM, Of Peoria, ILL.,, have been the
guests at the hospitable home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tanner in Nauvoo, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams in the
country east of the city.
Now and then a number of young
folks Of Nauvoo go to Bluff park TO
attend dances these summer evenings.
If our young folks want amusement
they are compelled to go elsewhere to
be entertained for there Is absolutely
nothing in the amusement line N
Nauvoo just now.
Carthage people have arranged for
days program at the Sonora home
corners and selected Friday, Septem'
Der 5, as their date. They will pro
vide a speaker and band to furnish
music. Nauvoo people have not YET
arranged their program.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
society Of Nauvoo met at the home OF
Mrs. Lou Hudson Thursday evening.
Will Argast who is engaged with the
National Cash Register company OF
Dayton, Ohio, will visit in Nauvoo
soon and enjoy two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ed Bicker and daughter, have
80 NIo after a
months absence in Moulton, Iowa.
The lady was called there on &C
count Of the illness of her mother.
Nauvoo officials are now ready TO
grant licenses to fishermen.
Mrs j. w. Welter who is In ST.
Joseph's hospital may be able to re-
turn to her Nauvoo home by next
Sunday She is now able to walk
about the room and her recovery from
the operation is going on rapidly
which is pleasing news to her many
Nauvoo friends
Henry Leinhardt, Jr.. of Nauvoo, has
gone to Chicago and intends to re-
main IL he secures employment 10
suit him.
VIM. and Geo. Kenny of Nauvoo.
are heirs to large number OF acres OF
real estate willed to them by an uncle
in California. Carl Henmy of keo-
kuk, another heir. was out In the ives
tern state recently looking after their
interest.
The city officials purchased half
dozen iron park benches at one time
and couple are missing from their
accustomed place. The marshal IS
supposed to be custodian of the park
and he should see that they are re-
turned, and also remove the large tree
limb that recent storm blew down,
as we'll as keep this ideal spot In pro-
per condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dachroth will
occupy part Of the residence OF the
old Wiegand building on Knight street
now used by DR.. and Mrs. w. M. Hag-
gett. The letter are seeking new
quarters. John Paul and family have
sold their handsome home and will
move into one of John Repplinger's
houses, and Mrs. Ben Williams will
take possession Of the Paul home.
August Koechle and James Foster
of Nauvoo, were in Keokuk recently
and purchased a new concrete mixer
of the latest improved pattern. They
will use it In their business In Maui
VOC and vicinity.
1t is said two government men
representing the department or
agriculture were in Nauvoo few days
ago inspecting some weed that causes
black stem rust in grain.
Persons who represented the com
munity chorus society and all persons
interested, met In the city park Thurs
day evening. The members Of the late
organization were asked to meet ana
arrange to treat Nauvoo people and
visitors to a free open air vocal con-
cert shortly.
Loretta, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Argast of Nauvoo, was pre-
scented a handsome wrist watch by ner
parents in honor of her birthday ami
versary which occurred last week.
This popular young lady prizes the
gift very highly and will remember
the occasion for years to come.
Geo. Marsolf who lives In brick
manse on the lakes bank few
blocks south of Nauvoos business
center, is having the building, interior
and exterior overhauled and beautt
fled.
Roasting ears and cucumbers are
seen on the dining room tables in
Nauvoo and are of the home grown
sort.
Miss Magdaline Argast is visiting
with Keokuk and Basco, ILL.,, relatives
during this week.
Mrs. Melvin Beger and daughter, Of
Maauon, ILL.,, are guests of the
mothers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hohl in Nauvoo.
Louis Tanner, another Nauvoo sol.
der lad, has returned from overseas
and received his discharge from war
service He was serving in the hospi-
tai corps.
Mrs. J. c. Quest and children, of
Quincy, are guests Of the lady's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schleicher
and family in Nauvoo.
Mrs. Alden Snyder and children OF
Hillsboro, ILL.,, and her sister, Miss
Alice Baxter Of Kankakee, ILL.,, are in
Nauvoo visiting their father, Mr.. E. j.
Baxter and wife.
Mrs. ]. A. Bortz and daughter, Miss
Verona visited with VIM. Schlade's
family for several days during the
week.