The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-13
Mrs. Garnett Rumble and little
daughter are visiting Quincy reia-

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daughter are visiting Quincy rela-
tives.
Rev. VIM. F. Hertel of the Nauvoo
Lutheran church, was in Iowa lily
last week where he attended con-
ference meeting Of the church.
Mrs. Reynolds of Moline, H., has
been a recent guest of her daughter.
Mrs Harry Hudson, of the southeast
country.
Mrs. Bertha Bradford of Pierce
City, Mo-, and Mrs. G.. w. Smith of
Keokuk. were recent guests of their
brothers, the Baxter boys, in Nau-
VOC. This was the first visit Of he
former in the home of her birth End
young womanhood in twenty yeas.
Mrs. VIM. Parker who has been
visiting her mother and relatives II
to her Fairfield, Iowa, home last
Thursday. Her sister, Mrs. Fred
Schoell. accompanied her for a visit
Fred Juttemeyer who has been abb
sent from Nauvoo. returned Ito his
parents home few days ago or a
visit.
Miss Ida Paul is in FIT. Madison
where she is attending business col
lege.
Mrs. J. M. Schmidt is in Ohio for
a visit with her brother, DR.. Geo.
Weber, and family.
Mrs. John Kraus and children WIS.,
tied relatives in Keokuk during last
week.
Adam Leinhardt of New Uln,
Mimi. was a visitor in Nauvoo. the
home of his birth, last week, and
while here was the guest of his
brother Henry. and wife.
John Boegner was in Moorehead,
Mimi, recently and bought another
carload of potatoes which were dis
posed of among out people.
Art Schneider, cashier of the Maui
WOO State bank, has consented to be
appointed guardian or the three
minor children of the late Frank
Marshall of Appanoose township.
Rev. Father Tholen or the Nauvoo
Catholic church. occupied the pulpits
of a Quincy and Carthage church
last week.
A fine daughter was born to Mrs.
Anna Boyer in Columbus, Ind, on
September; 10. Mrs. Boyer was Mrs.
Anna Burmeister of Nauvoo. before
her marriage.
The Nauyoo Presbyterian ladies
heao their annual harvest social in the
Nauyoo opera house last Friday and
Saturday during the day and even
ing. and a large crowd attended. The
displays of vegetables and fruits and
various other articles were in abund.
ance and of a high merit
Nauvoo First TrustN and Savings
bank has installed a new electric
Burroughs posting machine.
Miss Mary Ruff has gone to Mon
mouth. Ill, for an indefinite stay
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wellner, a fine
Nauvoo couple, will observe their
golden wedding anniversary next
Saturday. Invitations have been
issued and sent to relatives to meet
with them at fine dinner.
George Hart, one Of Nauvoo's
grape shipping firms, has settled
with the growers who shipped their
crop of grapes with him on commits
sion this season. He paid them GA C
per pound for the Moore's Early
variety and SC for the Concords. The
vineyard owners are taxed for haul
ing, baskets and picking. 1t is the
best price paid for this luscious fruit
paid for years in Nauvoo.
Madame Rumor reports that there
will be several more weddings occur
in Nauvoo before Thanksgiving day
arrives.
The marriage of Miss Gladys
Ross to Mr. Lewis Munroe of Keo-
kuk. occurred in the Nauyoo Cath
Ollie church last Wednesday morning.
The happy couple were former Maui
VOC residents. On Thursday morn
ing in the same church, the wedding
of Miss Rose Mary Moffitt Of Nauvoo,
to Mary Earl Bollin was solemnized.
Rev. Father Tholen officiated at both
ceremonies.
Mrs. Ed Argast, Jr., of Nauvoo,
went to Chicago last week for visit
with her sons, Roy and Ziska, and to
be present at the marriage of the
latter which took place In the windy
city last Saturday.
The erection of Chas. Lugoner's
new building in Nauvoo goes merrily
on and he expects to be able to
occupy the structure by December
I, next.
! The Nauvoo housewives slogan:
We have canned all we can can, and