The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-25
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! yard from the heirs. Mr.. futile.
! Nauvoo's rural Route mail carrier.
has purchased the Theo Ochsner
residence and four-acre tract of land
down in the first district. He is to
pay $4,000 for II and will take pos
session OF it when the title proves
perfect.
Amos Davis. who purchased the
Robert Schneider residence in Maui
VOC some time ago. will not move TO
the old Mormon town. but will 80 to
Niota, H.. to reside, having pur-
chased home there.
Mrs. Fred Salm, wife of Hancock
county's treasurer, was brought to
her husbands parents home In Maui
VOC suffering with badly sprained
ankle, which she sustained some time
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kemp, OF Reloit,
Wis. are visiting in the home OF the
lady's sister, Mrs. William Argast in
Nauvoo
The Nauvoo ladies' of the Presby-
terrain church served their annual
dinner In the church basement last
Saturday. A large number OF people
went to the religious temple and IN
dulged in the fine spread. The ladies'
cleared about $50 for their efforts.
Mrs. e. ]. Baxter asked for and
received q transfer from the Hamil-
ton Royal Neighbors lodge into the
Nauvoo order, and she was legally
inducted here last Thursday evening
A social session was enjoyed AFTER
the business was completed. cherry
pie luncheon was served and a guess
ing contest introduced with prize
attached which Miss Grace Argast
secured. During a March meeting
picnic lunch will be arranged and
each member attending is requested
to prepare lunch for two persons
for each one is privileged to ask
friend to come with them.
Nauvoo's Rebekah lodge members
admitted new candidate at their
meeting last Friday evening. George
Harsch was the individual to receive
the honors and after the business
was completed social was held and
refreshments served.
The Nauyoo Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society will hold their meet
ing in the home Of Mrs. A. Soland
Thursday afternoon of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Monroe, Mrs.
Maude Ross and Mrs. A. Gumble and
daughter. Marguerite, Of Keokuk.
Sundayed with JOS Carro1l's family
in Nauvoo.
Mrs. Lou Hudson will entertain the
monthly dinner contingent next Sat
urday at the noon hour. All the M.
e. church members and friends
should be present.
The annual who VIII come first
with the announcement Of the arrival
of the little peppers" in their Nauvoo
homes came to light the other day.
Mrs. Chas. Reimbold reports the first
1920 chicks Matched by the old hen
method Can you beat It?
A meeting was held in the school
building on South Thirteenth street
in Nauvoo on Wednesday afternoon
of last week for the purpose of or
ganizing a Parent-Teachers' associa-
ton, and an order was arranged to
become permanent later on. Another
meeting will be held Friday after
noon at the same place when the
county superintendent Of schools is
expected to be present.
The lake at Nauv'oo has solid ice
crest yet and the crossing of our
ferrymen is done on its surface, but
they are accompanied by row boat
as precautionary measure.
Several Of Nauvoos male sports
went to Keokuk Tuesday evening and
attended the attraction In the Grand
opera house.