The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
s.aee committee Of the Nau.

noe committee of the Maui
inc a., council will soon have 70
roo civ and complete a license Dill
|get pua Nm the $1,000 saloon license
10 mar which will disappear wnen
revenue goes dry. No other Dusi-
the c :. Mauyoo except the pool rooms
ness ~ revenue into the CITY
pay so when the Nauvoo sa :. pms
o,,t of business next july M
81 81, he ha big deficit IN the NAu w
WI W., treasury. In some OF inc III
cry e,t;es where the saloons go OUT
nols s Of already are dry towns,
o. OIL, Du nave been introduced and pass
plls s,o m s.ocery stores. bakeries.
60 narkets. provisions $50 70
m NEE. ,ce cream, soft drinks, drug
sivv, ss5 to $50; real estate agents,
s.oie' rroJ tables, $25 to $50; movie
20, u. p0 s5o to 500; peddlers, S25 TO
SHOWS sno. nix Tx peddlers. $40 to $26; IN
gov, IVORY line OF business In the
t tauu must pay revenue lnto .ne
o;tv treasury to make up Tor the los.
~. Gloon license. Several towns nave
s saSood q tax on everything but leav'
plss0 The Nauvoo city council mem
ins. .ra irving to md the best solu-
~, Il the matter of financing the
w. l..., nor the saloon revenue IS Oils
w .t,n,ed and the tax payer VIII
0a.oh tn cir actions with interest.
S. noinh Hudson returned to- his Nau-
- home and business last week.
W. w. received his honorable discharge
..on, army service which lasted IN
~. a.mn since last May. Ralph was
s tlrs sent to Fort Thomas, KentucKy.
and from there was sent to camp
Sheridan. Ala, where he remained
mil sent to Camp Grant, ILL.,, TO re.
o ua,,s his discharge. Ralph was glad
- ~, return to Nauvoo again to take
charge Of his meat market business
uh;cb has been conducted by his re-
,.tions during his absence and his
,agion Of friends are also glad TO
nave him among us again.
Rnssell Huntly who enlisted In the
,orestry service in Washington, has
been mustered ott and returned to
his narent's Nauvoo home for visit.
Mrs. s. G. Hart, mother OF Maui
roo,s postmaster, died at her nome
near Hamilton on Thursday night OF
last week at the ripe old age OF 81
wears. A paralytic stroke was the
cause of her death. The funeral
occurred from her residence at 2
o'clock last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Datin of Rockford, H..
came to Nauvoo last week. for num-
Der Of days visit with his parents
and relatives as well as his friends
Miss Lois Hobbs has returned to
Nauvoo from Chicago where she
went to seek employment in one OF
the large Offices there.
The Nauvoo l. o. o. F. lodge mem
beers will not give their annual mask
bali which has been their custom for
over thirty years and was the most
largely attended than any other
dance given in the Nauvoo opera
house These mask balls were usually
announced to take place Just before
the Lenten season arrived.
Nauvoo's War Relief club COM
posed of young ladies', had charge OF
the matter of raising Nauvoo town.
ships quota for the Syrian and Ar
menian relief fund. They were to
solicit the amount OF $17o which 1t
did not take them long to do.
Henry Tausch of Nauvoo, was a
recent Kansas City business visitor.
Miss Ruth Schleicher of Nauvoo,
has been visiting her sister in
Quincy
Mr.. Remy Maize of Farnhamyille,
Iowa, is visiting his numerous rela-
tives in Nauvoo and vicinity. The
gentleman several years ago operated
a shoe repair shop in this city. He
may again locate in Nauvoo for he
was inspecting one of Nauvoo's
vacant business buildings this week.
The property is for sale and he may
it.
Carl Haas who resides in Nauvoo's
suburbs, has been visiting ST. Louis
friends recently.
Herman Haas, Nauvoo shoe
,oobler, has been down in Alton,
W., working UP some insurance
BUSINESS that he is agent for.
Miss Edna Berger of Nauvoo, who
vas taken to st. Joseph's hospital
n keokuk to undergo an operation
or tumor complaint one day last
week, is still in the institution, but
ne medlcs there have postponed the
'peration on account of the lady's
ieaith not being in prime condition
,dused by a severe cold. She has
'iopaoiy submitted to the surgical
hseruments before this gets into