The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-16
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and Is the guest OK MRS. Lou ArgaSS
and family.
Miss Mary Tholen was recent
Quincy visitor.
Rev. w. F. Hertel, the Nauvco
Lutheran minister attended confer
ence meeting at Clinton, Iowa, the
past week.
Mrs. VIM. Lang and two children
of Chicago. have been visiting Maui
WOO relatives.
Mrs. II. C. MCGEE Of Hamilton,
visited her daughter, Mrs. e. o. Bax-
ter, in Nauvoo last week.
Mrs. A. Gumble and daughter Mar
guerite, were Nauvoo visitors with
relatives during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weeks OF
cleveland. Ohio, are visiting relatives
in Nauvoo and guests OF the ladys
mother, Mrs. Nancy Burt.
. Fred Salm, Jr., wife and son Dean.
of Carthage, former residents OF
Nauvoo. went to Kansas City for q
visit with James Farren's family last
weeks end.
d. C. Tuffli of Quincy. was an
over Sunday visitor in Nauvoo and q
guest of Juno Beger.
Miss Vida, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Reulan Hummel, has returned
to her Nauvoo home after stay In
a Ft. Madison hospital where the
young lady was under the surgeons
care for appendicitis. She has al
most completely recovered, which is
pleasing news to her legion of friends
here.
Mrs. w. F. Hertel and children who
have enjoyed a three weeks delight
full visit with the lady's mother IN
Lincoln, Neb., returned to their Nau-
VOC home last week.
DR.. G. w. Rudolph, Nauyoo
physician, is in Chicago to engage IN
post graduate work and attend the
clinics there.
Lieutenant Henry Leinkardt has
returned to his Nauvoo home from
France. He has served in the avia-
ton corps ever since he entered the
service and looks the picture OF
health. The yc1ng mans many
friends as we'll as his parents are
glad to have him among us again. :.
Mr.. Ed. Argast. ST., accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. ]. w. Welter,
went to Keokuk last week to consult
a doctor about the defective sight OF
one of his eyes and whether an oper'
alton would be advisable. He was
Informed that an operation would be
of little benefit.
A district deputy of the Masonic
lodge was in Nauvoo last Tuesday
evening and attended meeting OF
the local lodge. He pronounced the
secret machinery workings OF the
order in fine condition.
George Anton, the Nauvoo under
taker, attended convention OF the
profession at Peoria last week.
John M. Schmidt, Fred Schleicher
and George Schmitz attended a con-
vention Of the Moose lodge in Bur-
lington one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. Scanlon who has been
visiting her brother. Enid Gross and
wife in Los Angeles, Calf. for a few
months, has returned to her Nauvoo
home.
!, Frank Morrill,, a Nauvoo soldier
lad who has been in France for about
a year, has received his honorable
discharge and returned to his Maui
VOC home.
Dewey Bicker and Miss Neva Car
roll, Nauvoo young couple were
quietly married last Tuesday at the
home of Rev. Frank Marston who
performed the ceremony The happy
couple departed for Chicago at once
to honeymoon for few days They
will return to Nauvoo where the
groom expects to engage in business
with his father. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Car
roll of Nauvoo, and her many friends
extend congratulations.
Harold Buckert and Miss Eudolia
Barker Of Nauvoo, were united IN
marriage last Tuesday evening at the
home Of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John f. Buckert- Rev. w. f.
Hertel Of the Lutheran church Off
ciated The bride has been living IN
the home of the Buckerts for some
time. They will reside in Nauvoo
and may occupy the w. B. Kimbal
residence at the old steamboat land
ing. The groom is employed with
Mr.. Kimball. The happy couple have
the best wishes OF their many friends.
John Morris of Mcdonald, Kan,
came to Nauvoo last week and was
married to Miss Bertha Koehler at
the home of the brides mother last
Thursday afternoon, Rev. w. F. Her
tel tying the nuptial knot in the
presence of relatives of the bride.
The newly weds left Friday evening
for the groom's home where they will
reside. The many friends of Miss
Koehler extend best wishes and good
luck 20 with her in her new home.
Her husband Is prosperous farmer
in the grasshopper state.
Community singing was held IN the
Union church in Sonora, few miles
below Nauvoo, last Sunday afternoon
and this was followed by meeting
of the Home Corners association.
The bug is getting in its deadly
work on the potato crop in Nauvoo
and all of our citizens are Paris
greening them to save the tubers.
John w. Bertschi of Nauvoo. is one
of the gentlemen named to serve on
the Hancock county soldiers monu-
ment committee.
The Iowa Eagles convention mem
bers who met in Burlington two days
last week did not excurs 1t to Maui
VOC one OF the days, as was in
tended, but only came as far as the
Pen city up the creek. They GER
tainly don't know what they missed