The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-24
NAUHoO. ILL. JUNE %.


Alfred Hohl, who is employed in
Chicago, is in Nauvoo for a visit
with his parents and family.
Mrs. G. W. Hill and children, Of
Chicago, are in Nauvoo for a visit
and are guests of her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Ochsner, and family.
Mrs. Mary Ross, of Pennington,
Iowa, was a recent guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. Bert Storey, and fani-
Iy in Nauvoo.
Mrs w. M. Haggett, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Adrian
Meinh a<dt, and family for some time
in Oak Park, H.. has returned to her
Nauvoo home.
Mrs. L. e. Reeder and son. of Sioux
City, Iowa, are guests of the mother
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Selwyn Wyles.
George A. Bruegger. of Chicago,
was a recent Nauvoo visitor with
his mother. and relatives.
Raymond sBossler, a former Nauvoo
young man, has been in the United
States publicthealth hospital in Wau.
kesha, Wis. for the benefit of his
health. which was greatly impaired
while in army service in France with
the Rainbow division. which did such
splendid service over there. He is in
Nauvoo now visiting relatives and
friends
Bert johnson, ,of Oregon. is tn
Nauyoo for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Ada Rain has returned to her
Nauvoo home from Graham hospital
in Keokuk and is greatly improved
in health from her recent operation.
which her legion Of friends are glad
to hear.
Misses Vera and Agatha Wellner
have gone to Wadsworth. Nevada,
for visit with their sister. They
will also visit in California before re-
| turning home.
Rev. Father Tholen, of the Nauvoo
Catholic church, was in Peru, ILL.,,
during the week, attending retreat OF
priests. His sister, Miss Mary, Wis
| tied Quincy relatives during his abb
sence Rev. Father hurry, OF Chi
! cago. attended to the church duties
here for Rev. Tholen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolff and Mrs.
Emma Marley, of Keoknk, are visit
! ing relatives and friends in NauVoo
| and are the guests Of Lou Argast ana
daughter, Miss Grace.
Mrs. Luella Stratton has sold her
Nauyoo home to William Phillips, OF
burlington, Iowa. The gentleman,
with his wife and nine children, will
occupy the property in a short time
He is following the. vocation OF fish
| ing and is member OF the Mormon
| faith.
The Willing Workers society OF
i Nauvoo meets today, it being thelr
| animal red letter day, and every
member is expected to be accom-
panied by friend. A program will
be presented and refreshments
served.
The choir of the Nauvoo Catholic
church and some invited guests were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Rruegger in the home Of the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dusen
berry last Sunday evening. There
| was vocal and instrumental music tc
entertain and those present were
literally treated to cake and ice
| cream. ;.
The raspberry and cherry crop Is
now heing harvested in Nauvoo. The
recent rains helped to rapidly r1per
the berries. Cherries are selling al
e. 20 the bushel. There are also
cnrrants and gooseberries in the 10
! cal market.
John Kraus has placed neat and
attractive electric sign in front Of
his place of business in, NauVoo.
Miss Tena Berger, OF Nauvoo, had
an oDeration in the Graham Hospital
in Keokuk last week, and her frlends
are nleased to learn that she is rap
jdlv recovering her usual good
health. .,
The Nauvoo strawberry crop Is
now at an end. There are some small
ones still being gathered for local
consumption. r.,
The local home bureau Will NEE
Friday, June IS, at the home OF Mrs
/ George H. Hart and there Will oe
! several demonstrations.
Nauvoo has but little use TOT 1rs
4 citv Jail since the saloons were forced
out of business last July. There mas
not been a prisoner in the structure
for a long time. Marshal johnson is
unite a poultry raiser, having some
| 200 chicks, and he might convert