The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-29

booths being placed in the, opera
house.
Nauvoo Women's Relief Corps
members delightfully."- surprised Mrs.
John Hohl Thursday noon of last
week. The ladies brought boun-
teous luncheon, consisting of fried
chicken and accessories. A delicious
dinner was served and social con-
verse INDUCED in during the after
noon.
Nauxoo polls will be open from Z
a. m. until 5 p. m. next Tuesday.
j. Paul Calliff, Of Carthage. was
in Nauvoo last Friday evening and
spoke on the league OF nations to the
voters in the opera house.
One Of Uncle Sans officers was
in Nauvoo recently and inspected the
old parsonage palace located near the
Catholic church. 1t is not known
what his Intentions were, but 1t is
rumored that the building may be
used for some home or hospital in
the near future.
Mrs. Alvin Childers and children.
Of Fort Madison, have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G..
Schaefer, in Nauvoo.
A. w. O'Hara, of Carthage, will
come to Nauvoo next Monday even
ing and address the voters on the
league of nations. The lecture will
be made in the opera house.
Miss Eva Gross, Of Nauyoo. wnns
to st. Joseph's hospita! in Kenku6
last Tuesday to have an operation
performed Her sister, Mrs. Roscoe
Bertschi, Of Niota, is with her.
Friends in Nauvoo bave received
word from Seattle, Wash, that Mrs.
Louis Wallet, formerl, of this city,
has been critically i'll
Edward Schaefer, Who is attending
college in Galesburg, H., came home
last Friday evening and remained
over Sunday for a visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Schaefer,
and many Nauyoo friends.
Frank and Minnie Allenbe-ry, OF
St Louis, were recent visitors with
their sister, Mrs. Carl Haas, in their
Nauvoo home.
Edward WiIkens has returned to
Nauvoo from Ryder, N. D., where, he
has been for several months inspect
ing his farm interests.
Wilk McWilks the funny reporter
of the Fort Madison Democrat, IN.
tends exhibiting his noted movie
star youngsters in the Nauvoo opera
house SOON Nauvoo people have
heard a great deal of the children
and all will go to see their profiles
thrown on the screen should McWilk
conclude to visit this old Mormon
town.
Nauvoo is having a touch Of win
ter now and many have put them
on, for the thin ones are too cold
for comfort
Mr. and Mrs George Rheinhardt.
Sr.. who have BEEN absent on visit
to Germany, have arrived on their
short visit in Peoria, H., VIII
WOO.
The reorganized church members
of the Latter Day Saints held their
first conference in Nauvoo from
Friday of last week until Sunday
evening. Many visitors from Illinois
and Iowa came to Nauvoo to attend
the conference and while here were
dined in the house built by Prophet
Joseph Smith and his congregation
in the forties, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
ton were host and hostess. The re-
union committee decided to hold
their next convention in Nauvoo,
next August Elder Burton, OF the
Nauvoo church, will leave on lee
ture tour in California and other
western states, showing views OF
Nauvoo, which will advertise this
city to a considerable extent and be
the means of inducing many Mormon
church members to visit this city at
the coming convention There were
over 1875 visitors in Nauvoo during
the conference.
Harvesting the big corn crop will
occupy the attention of Nauvoo and
vicinity farmers in short time. 1t
is not known what price will be