The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-23

ern city and returned to his dutie'
last Saturday evening.
Miss Rosetta Hertel, who has peel
teaching school in Muscatine, Iowa
has returned to her Nauvoo home. /
Mrs. Ed Gott and children Of ~
Madison. have been visiting the LADY
Parents in Nauvoo.
DR.. G. w. Rudolph and family have
returned to their Nauvoo home after
pleasant sojourn in Chicago and otne'
cities.
Keokuk's mayor, Ed Lotion. ant
Commissioner Dave Hemmy visited
the busiest little city, Nauyoo, In tnls
section last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Catherine McCari Of st. Louis
las been a guest of her brother, Slo
iney Fowler and family in Nauvoo.
Mrs. w. M. Haggett has returned tt
her Nauvoo home after a delightful
Visit with her daughter. Mrs. J. A
Meinhardt in Oak Park, Ill.
Charles McGary of Moline, ILL.,, was
called to Nauyoo last Thursday or
account of the critical illness OF MS
father, Peter McGary, and the sol
arrived before his fathers deatf
which occurred last Friday night
VIM Reimbold, who has been at
tending the university in Evanston
Ill.,, has returned to his parents home
to the Nauvoo Hotel Oriental, to re
main during the summer.
Mt and Mrs. Carl Gross and FAMILY
of FIT. Madison, visited Nauvoo rela
ltives last week, the guest of the nus
lands mother, Mrs. Carrie Gross.
Misses Genevieye and Virginia
Datin, of Nauvoo, were recent visitors
with Ft. Madison relatives.
Miss Alkaline Rain, one Of Nauvoos
pleasant telephone central young
ladies, enjoyed her vacation last week
and visited relatives in Keytesville,
Mo.
| Miss Fern Parker, who has been at.
tending college in Quincy, has re-
turned to her Nauvoo home for the
summer vacation.
| Fred Saln. ST., who has been an
| inmate of Graham hospital in keokuK
| for a considerable length of time, re-
turned to his Nauvoo home last week
and is recovering nicely from tne
operations he underwent.
| Mrs. Lola Craig and children, Oh
Los Angeles, Calf, were recent guests
| Of Leonard, Louis and John HUDSON
and their families in Nauvoo. Inc
LADY is a daughter Of the sister OF the
Hudson brothers who died several
years ago. -,
Chester Stratton, Nauvoo ball
player, has been playing with a
Hamilton club. 1t looks like there
ought to be plenty of good human
baseball material in Nauvoo and near
/ by vicinity to organize fine ball CLUB
and the young men ought to take up
the matter OF organizing ball clup
al once.
Jos. Oschner has now completed the
cement floor in his mammoth auto
service building and laid substantial
sidewalk in front of the structure after
Itch work has ceased. 1t is hoped
that he will have the building fin
fshed soon, SO as to improve the looks
of that section of Nauyoos thorough
lfere.
Nauyoo Knights OF Columbus mem.
hers have arranged to hold two meet
ings month, every second ana
fourth Wednesday IL month, begin
ming July 2.
John Repplinger, the Nauvoo man
who was recently fined $500 and costs
amounting to S35, has decided not to
dispense with liquid goods hereafter.
for he finds it too costly to dispose OF
booze contrary to the laws OF the
state.
The Sonora township home comers
committee has set September to ~
a, the dates on which to hold their
coming reunion The Nauvoo chau-
tauoua will be held in the last week
in August.
The butchers and grocers with their
families and friends e1cursioned 10
Nauyoo OF Wednesday afternoon OF
last week, coming from Burlington on
the steamer G. w. Hill. They ar
rived at Nauvoo a little after two
o'clock and remained the city's guests
until six o'clock. At Burlington foo
boarded the boat and Fit. Madison sent
down delegation Of 100 to help SVEN
the steamers crowd. AS soon as the
boat arrived automobiles We're at the
landing to convey the excursionists 10
the business section OF Nauyoo Where
SO much Joy can be found. The Or
chard City band of eighteen musicians
accompanied the excursion and "nlle
here played in different places in the
two business blocks and In our city
mark. while they remained in the city.
The band is composed OF spiendin
r,usicians and Nauvoo people as well
as visitors enjoyed the music and the
band was quite liberal with its play
ing. Those accompanying the excur-
sion were quite orderly and not an ar
rest was made during their stay IN
Nsuyoo. although We have six saloons
for their inspection. Such punches as
the butchers and grocers are always
welcome in Nauvoo and we hope they
will come again.
Frank Marshall a young farmer,
az ed about 81 years, living about four
miles northeast of Nauvoo died on
Thursday Of last week and the
measles was the cause of his death.
Tye leaves a wife and three small boys
N mourn besides his parents and
other relatives The funeral was held
from his late residence last Saturday
Rev Gray, OF the Appanoose
p1esbyterian church, officiating.
Young lad in Nauvoo named Ffzz,
fell out of a cherry tree one day last
" eek and fractured his left arm. the
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