The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-27
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! MISS Anna BaumeTt VI heohuht
was recent visitor with Naavoo
relatives and friends.
/ Misses Alkaline Rain and Eunice
Walther of Nauvoo are visiting lnelr
aunt, Mrs. Mamie Cresap, and fam
lily in Bonaparte, Iowa.
Mrs. John H. Wolff who has been
visiting relatives in Nauvoo and the
guest of Mrs. Lou Argast for about
two weeks, returned to her home IN
Keokuk last Wednesday morning.
Miss Emma Paul, Nauvoo young
lady has been in Rochester, Mimi,
to consult the noted surgeons for
advice about some ailment she IS
afflicted with.
nurse named Miss Schmi 1t frCm
Burlington is in Nauvoo and assist
ing DR.. Rudolph to care for :'alsn:s.
Edward Schaefer, one Of Nauvoo's
brightest young lads, has accepted
position in, the Perfection Tire com
pany's plant in FIT Madison.
Miss Frances Kelly of Des Moines,
Iowa, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
! Martin Kelley, sisters and other rela-
jtives in Nauvoo.
| Mrs. John Neve of Nauvoo, who
has been in the Graham hospital in
, Keokuk for an operation, has re
turned to her home here much Inn
proved in health.
Mrs. Edward Benne and children
, Of Nauvoo, have gone to Sterling
I'LL, to join the husband and father
who has position in a canning fac
tory there.
Mrs. Ed. BECKER was called to
Moulton, Iowa, last Tuesday morn
ing on account of the serious illness
of her mother.
Mrs Fred U1rich and daughter,
Mrs. Hernie Thelin, Of Chicago, are
guests of the formers mother, Mrs.
H. Eberdt in Nauvoo, and other rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Barate and daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Herbert and son, have
left Nauvoo and will make their
future home in Rock Island. Ill,
where another daughter resides.
Mrs. w. E. Beckhart Of Denver,
Colo, is visiting her brother, DR.. w.
M. Haggett, and wife in Nauvoo.
The lady was former Nauyoo resi-
dent and taught school here Her
son graduated from the Princeton
university in New Jersey where she
had been attending the exercises
and on her way home came to Maui
VOC for visit.
Geo, Burk, the Keokuk soda water
manufacturer, was a Nauvoo bust
ness visitor last Tuesday.
Next Sunday will be observed as
mission day in the Nauvoo Lutheran
church and Rev. Krehler of Giles
pie, ILL.,. will occupy the pulpit at the
services.
Edward Argast, Sr., goes to Rock
Island, Ill, Saturday morning for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Clare Kuhn Of State Center
Iowa, is visiting relatives in Nauvoo.
Miss Airline Mulch has been enter
tanning her lady friend. Miss Adeline
Stebinger, of Keokuk, in her Nauvoo
home.
VIM. Mof1tt. a former Nauvoo
young man, informs Nauvoo relatives
that a fine new son was presented
to him by his wife recently and the
little fellow came to their home on
the first anniversary OF their mar
rage.
The members of the Nauvoo Pres
byterian church have been support
ing a war orphan and word was re-
ceived a short time ago that 1t had
died. The mother has written an
appreciative letter to the Nauvoo
church people thanking them for the
interest and kindness shown to her
child.
Aug Koechle of Nauvoo, has a con-
tract to build bridge in Nauyoo
township northeast of the city for
which he will receive $3.50, and Rus
sell Huntley, another Nauvoo man,
will build a bridge at the LaCroix
farm about three miles northeast Of
the city and he gets 1892 for the
structure.
Nauvoo's Missionary society met
at the home of Mrs. John Hohl last
Thursday afternoon.
1t is reported that Geo. Morrill, Of
Nauvoo, and Miss Jennie Fry of
iGuttenburg, Iowa, were united in
marriage on June 10, in the latter
city The groom has had the Louis
Schoell residence in Nauvoo's first