The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-01

Mrs. ]. C. Quest and two children
of Quincy, are guests of the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs frank
ISchleicher. in Nauvoo.
Miss Gertrude Bechtel has returned
to her Nauvoo home from her two
weeks vacation and visit in Daven-
port. Miss Edith McGregor went up
to Davenport for few days visit
with her and returned to this city
with her friend
Frank Schleicher and his broth er
Elmer, have gone to Kansas to fol-
low the wheat harvest. Wages there
are 81 to per day. They may re-
main there for an INDEFINITE period.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ogden and son
have returned to Nauvoo from Cali
fornia, where they have resided for
the past three years. They are at
present making the Hotel Oriental
their home and may conclude to re-
main in Nauvoo, their former resi-
dence.
The Ladies' Aid society of Nauvoo
held a business meeting in the home
of Mrs. j. f. Argast Thursday after
noon.
Several head of cattle were killed
by lightning last week in Appanoose
township, northeast of Nauvoo.
Nauvoo's two banks will have closed
doors all day next Monday and our
public library will also be closed next
Saturday and Monday on account OF
a holiday commonly known as the
Fourth of July, but which date falls
on Sunday and people take their
choice on which day they wish to cele-
brate. Several other Nauvoo business
houses will also close at the noon
hour on Monday for the balance OF the
day.
The steamer, Keokuk hsd another
good sized crowd on board when she
excurted from Quincy to Nauvoo and
return last Sunday
Rev. Frank Marston and Miss Edna
Soland of Nauvoo were Initiated into
the mysteries of the Eastern Star
lodge at Hamilton one evening last
week.
Nauyoo viii have no rural route mail
delivery out of the postoftice next
Monday. July falling on Sunday the
carriers are allowed Monday for their
legal holiday.
The small daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Rain Of Nauvoo was baptized
last Sunday by Rev. William of the
Nauvoo Presbyterian church and the
name OF Doris Margaret was adopted.
Mrs. Luella Stratton will dispose of
her household goods in Nauvoo and
move to Quincy to make her home
with one of her daughters who reside
there.
All of the business ventures men
toned in these columns recently have
been launched in Nauvoo and thus
Nauvoo's business interests is gradu-
ally growing.
1t was the intention Of those having
the Nauvoo bathing beach in charge
to place it at the fe.,t of Main street.
but on account of the Mormon people
possessing property there and out OF
consideration for them and their OBJ
jections to having it made there, 1t
has about been decided to locate 1t at
the foot of our business street
Miss Laura Bidamon who formerly
resided in Nauvoo, writes relatives
here that she was married short
time ago to Marshall Palm in Chicago.
The lady's father wits the second hus-
band of the martyred president OF the
Mormon church in Nauvoo in the
early forties.
Mrs. Chas. Reimbold was a recent
Quincy visitor.
Mrs. John II. Wolff and Mrs. Chas.
Marley of Keokuk, terminated their
weeks visit with Lou Argast and
daughter Miss Grace, and returned
home last Wednesday morning.
izsrs Kathryn Roeschell and two
sons of Luck, Wyoming, and Mrs.
Mary Ogden of Des Moines, Iowa.
were guests of Mrs, M. F. Brady in
Nauvoo. A-
Mrs. w. HerteL ST., of Nauvoo, is
visiting her brother in Boscobel, Wis.
Her son Sigmund, went with her be-
fore returning to his duties in Chi
cago.
Nauvoo has certainly furnished her
share of June brides this year and
some wonder If leap year had anything
to do with the NUN erous marriages
that occurred during this month.
Now who will M the first July bride?
Geo Harsch, a new business man in
Nauvoo has joined the Masonic order
here.
Lou Michael. who left Nauvoo's vi
cinity for Winnebago, Mimi, last
March was a recent business visitor
in this city and visited relatives be-
fore his return home last week.
Mother, may 1 go out to swim
Will be asked Of many fond parent
when the new bathing beach gets