The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20


been visiting relatives in Mendon, III,
her former home.
I Ed. Kemler was business visitor
| in Kansas City, Mo-, a couple or Gays
| last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Arbuckle return
| ed to tNauvoo for few days during
! this week to arrange their housenoiu
goods, which they sent to Mt. Sterins
| Illinois, where they will reside In tue
future. The gentleman was superln-
tendent OF Nauvoos Canning FACTORY.
and has similar position In the
above named city. .
Mrs. Edward Gott and children OF
Fl. Madison were in Nauvoo last week
visiting the lady's parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. J. Baxter.
Mrs. Chas Hoots, son Glenn and
daughter Hulda of LIE Claire, Iowa,
were in Nauvoo for a few days re-
Gently and while here the mother at
tended to some repair work On her
residence property in Nauvoo's first
district.
e. W. futile Of Stillwell, ILL.,,
was In Nauvoo the fore part of the
week to lease a residence for his fam
lily. The gentleman is the newly ap-
pointed rural route mall carrier on
No. out of this city and will begin
operations as soon as he moves 20
Nauvoo.
DR.. G. w. Fegres of Nebraska City.
Nebraska was a Nauvoo visitor among
his many friends last Monday. The doc
tors daughter, Mrs. Lola Ripper Is in
the Sacred Heart hospital In FIT. Madi-!
son, afflicted with pneumonia and the
lady's mother and sister, Marjorie
are with her.
Another old land mark has been re-
moved here. 1t is building erected
by some of the old Mormons in the
fortfes and known as the Bratz resi-
dence in Nauvoo's first ward. Robert
McConkey owned it and RACED it for
the brick and other material
Nauvoo's Rebekah lodge will enjoy
a social in their rooms next Friday
evening.
Mr. Leonard Hudson has had placed
in his cemetery lot in Nauvoo, hand
some granite monument, over the re-
mains of his beloved wife.
Nauvoo's Ladies' Industrial society
will be entertained by Mrs. AL c..
Rain in her home next Thursday af-
ternoon.
At the democratic township caucus,
held in Nauvoo city council rooms
last Saturday evening, VIM. J. Dach
roth was nominated for school trus-
tee, John B. Eid, justice of the peace,
Ed. Boedecker and John Johnson,
constable, and Irwin Hudson, pound
master. The election occurs April l.,
and the polls will be held in the Maui
VOC opera house.
The last statement of the Nauvoo
State bank last week. leads all pre-
vious ones made by this splendid fl
nancial institution and the volume of
business done is surprising is so small
town as the old Mormon city 1t is
getting foremost of the banks in this
section and has deposits with an ag-
gregate of s1,150,0O0, an increase of
f150,000 since January /. Messrs. Art
j. Schneider and J. NJ Fisher, the
genial and accommodating Officials
are bringing the bank up to the high
est standard and safest depository
concern, which the investors greatly
appreciate by trusting their savings
in their care. Nauvoo is justly proud
of this money house, which protects
their funds.
Miss Edna Berger who has been in
the ST. Joseph's hospital in Keokuk for
some time, where she underwest diff
ficult operation has SO far recovered
that she may be brought back to her
Nauvoo home about next Sunday.
which will be glad news to her many
friends and relatives here.
Nauvoo people, some OF them, are
planting potatoes and the early birds
have already seeded beds of lettuce
and radishes.
Mrs. John Hohl and Miss Augusta
Kemler arranged a social in the Maui
WOO NJ. r. church basement which oc-
Cured Wednesday evening. They in
vited the members of the congrega-
ton and their friends to be present.
A business session Of the Sunday
school board was held, the social fes'
tivities began.
The Nauvoo Ladies Aid society was
slated for social meeting at the
beautiful manse of Mrs. Art. J.
n L. IL.