The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-06
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Nauvoo opera house last Monday
evening to which only about twenty
five couple attended. Dan Agnes
splendid orchestra of Keokuk, fur
nished the music for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Heady, Maui
WOO couple, are the proud parents of
a new son who arrived IN their home
one day last week.
Emil o. Baxter brought suit against
his wife for divorce, but before being
tried in the circuit cour. at Carthage
the Nauvoo husband had the case
dismissed.
/ The members Of the Nauvoo Cath
; Ollie church held meeting in the
knights of Columbus hall last Sun
day morning to discuss the arrange
ments of a bazaar to be given the
third week in this month. 1t will be
held three days and the proceeds
will be placed in the parochial school
fund.
North Bros stock company that
played weeks stand in the Nauvoo
opera house, closed last Saturday
evening and left for Kewanee. Ill.
While in Nauvoo they received good
houses, Notwithstanding the rainy
weather and the last night the S. r.
O. sign was in evidence. The COM
pany is one of the best that has ever
visited this city and should they ever
come again will be welcomed with
crowded houses.
Chas. Lugner's new building now
under construction in Nauvoo. will
probably be under roof by the end Of
this week.
John M. Schmidt, a Nauvoo must
clan, will go to Keokuk next Tuesday
and help the Community band foot
for the celebration of Armistice day
in the dam city.
Some of the members Of the Maui
VOC Knights of Columbus order went
out to the farm of Carl Wilkens last
Tuesday and shucked his corn crop.
This young farmer has been Ill for
some time and the order of which he
is a member showed their good inten-
lions to their flock by housing his
crop, fine deed which he greatly
appreciates.
The tri-city Knights OF Columbus
will have an initiation in Keokuk
next Sunday. Some rom Nauyoo
will be in the class to be adopted. A
smoker has been arranged to be en-
joyed after the business session.
Nauvoos st. Mary's academy
young ladies held delightful party
on Halloween, which was followed by
a delicious supper consisting of the
usual good things appropriate for an
occasion Of this kind
Miss Hazel Hudson was host to a
number of friends on Halloween who
she entertained in royal manner
On the afternoon of Halloween the
district schools of the city gave an
entertainr >nt in the school building.
The Naavoo high school has a
music and sewing class The former
is directed by Miss Gertrude Fulton
and the latter is instructed by Miss
Doris Kinnaman, both teachers in this
school. The basketball contingent OF
the school goes to Dallas City Friday
to combat in game with the school
player of that place.
Louis Mape has severed his connec-
tions with the Mape's Nauvoo pro-
duce house and will engage in the
garage business in Mccall, a station
of the C. B. & @. railroad about
eighteen miles southeast of Nauvoo.
The present week Red Cross society
has a membership drive in Nauvoo
and the citizens are expected to pro-
duce their dollar and become mem
bers.
Nauyoo's Industrial society meets
in the home of Mrs. Chester Bird,
Thursday afternoon. 1t is social
meeting.
Supt George Buckert had the ma
chine at work scraping the mud
from the streets surface In our bust
ess section last week.