The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-08

i UuI ISCtully ISSlSuGu, lids SohS "
his Coryden, Ind, home to remain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Glasscock, OF
Birch Tree, Mo-, have been guests
of the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stutz, in Nauvoo.
The Royal Neighbors camp of
, Powellton, near Nauvoo, elected new
officers last Saturday night.
1t is reported here that Mrs. Addie
Haggerty, formerly of Nauvoo, was
married a short time ago to gentle
man Of Flagstaff, Ariz. This is her
! third marriage venture.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
M. E. church meets in the home OF
Mrs. Arnold Soland In an all-day
quilting bee on Thursday OF this
week.
A flag raising was held in Nauvoo
on Friday Of last week. Rev. l.. Z:
Tholen and his Catholic school
scholars raised fine flag on forty
foot pole on the lot across the street
from the school building, with ap'
, propriate ceremonies. Friends were
also invited to be present to see the
stars and stripes floated to the
breeZes.
The Nauvoo Lutheran church con-
gregation Will dedicate their new
$4,000 pipe organ in their religious
temple next Sunday morning, at the
hour of 1920. Prof. George Zellln-
ger of Clinton, Iowa, will occupy the
pulpit and Prof. William knappe OF
the university of that city will mani
pulate the organ. At the hour OF ~
in the evening he will present an or
gan recital and the church choir VIII
sing. The public is invited to come
John Bennett, Jr., of the township
below Nauvoo, has been very SICK
with pneumonia complaint, which
his Nauv0o friends were sorry to near.
But John is on the road to recovery
now, SO report has it, although he has
had a very severe tussle with the all
ment.
ST, Rose society of the Nauvoo
Catholic church is arranging Watch
party in the Knights of Columbus
hall for the evening before the ne"
year is ushered in.
The Nauvoo Parent-Teachers' organ
ization will meet in regular session
next Friday evening in the second ois-
trict school rooms There Will De
a nrosram rendered and refreshments
served.
Mrs. Mary Lutte, who is making
her home in Nauvoo with her son,
rural route mail carrier, E. w. Lutte,
suffered a slight stroke of paralysis
few days ago.
| Joseph Nelson represented NauvOo
township at the board of supervisors
meeting in the county hub this week.
! Nauvoo's canning factory stockhold-
ers meet in the council rooms today
and will cndeavor to come to some
conclus ion as to what disposition they
will make of the property the coming
season.
! Nauvoo Modern Woodmen members
will meet in their rooms Thursday
evening of this week anG' will select
officers to serve them for the ensuing
year.
William J. Dachroth left his Nauvoc
home to go to the east country on a
business mission last Tuesday morn
ing and when about three miles from
the city he became SO ill that he had
to receive assistance and a physician's
care. He is much better now.
Nauvoos city council members met
in regular session last Monday even
ing and among the business transact
ed was to defer the repairing of our
business street until next spring
when it will be made of concrete
John Kraus, who has been conducting
a CONNECTION and ice cream parlor, pc
titfoned the council to grant him IL
cense to conduct four pool tables IN
his present place of business. His
request was allowed.
Nauvoo's Household Science club
will meet in the home of Mrs. Lou
Hudson on December IA, at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon. 1t will be an in
tereSting occasion anG all members
are requested to be present
The Nauvoo al1-home dramatic con
tingent that produced the play OF
"Topsy Turvy" here, treated Appa
moose township folks to the same
play in the church building, located
about seven miles northeast of NauvoC
one night las tweek. The receipts
were SAG and not $4,000, as one OF
our local papers would have it. After
the rendition of the play the members
of the Willing Workers society treat
ed the cast of characters to delicious
chicken supper.
Some Nauvoo and vicinity farmers
.
corn for better prices.
The members of the Home Bureau
will meet in the home of Mrs. J. w
Reimbold next Saturday afternoon
Miss Wilder, the county advisor. will
be in attendance.
The Nauvoo Catholic church choir
was treated to a fine oyster supper IN
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Dus
enberry last Sunday evening.
The clerks in the Nauvoo stores
are being worked almost to the extent
of their endurance these days before
Christmas There yet remain only
fourteen days in which to do your
holiday shopping, and if YOU have any
compassion for the accommodating
and pleasant clerk, do your shopping
early.
Miss Marion, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Conrad Argast, of Nauvoo, wa:
united in the holy bonds of matri
mony to Mr.. George Redfern in De
troit- Mich, last Monday afternoon