The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-24

/ Mrs. Agnes Sellers has gone with
her daughter-in-law. Mrs. VIM Sci
lers. TO Alma, Wis, to make her
home there for the winter.
Nauyoo's all-home. all-sLar dramatic
company will present the play
"Topsy Turvy," in the Ferris. H.,
hall on Friday evening of this week.
The Nauyoo Lutheran church mem
beers have received their new $4,000
pipe organ and will install this fine
musical instrument in the course of
the next week or so. The organ
weighs about 5000 pounds.
The many friends OF genial George
Burk OF Keokuk. living in Nauvoo,
were sorry to hear of his death
which occurred last week.
The Nauyoo ferry boat viii enter
her winter home this week and quite
+. a number OF our people viii be left
with only part of their winter supply
OF coal and some without any. Some
of them viii resort to the cld-ti.ne
wood fuel while others will purchase
coal from Hamilton and Niota They
can secure coal from Hamilton for
$3.50 the ton delivered to their
homes in Nauvoo We have been
paying s10.S0 and $1,000 for soft coal
and $3.50 and $500 for hard coal
that was brought over from Mont-
rose during the early and late fall.
There is no town in the United
States, where people must pay such
an enormous price for fuel as do
Nauvoo residents. This may be
remedied when that barge line from
St Paul to St Louis ann New Or
leans gets into operation mex. year.
A h1.- 1<nl <,Sp f.r. ,a.~d
off at Nauyoo's. port at any time
during the navigation season and
distributed among our residents. No
doubt ccal yard in Nauyoo will
then be one of NauYoo's enterprises
and would be q paying venture from
the start
+ Mr.. Henry Moorhardt and Kiss
Sarah Rain of Sonora township nc
low Nauvoo, were granted ,aarriag e
license and will be united in marriage
today. They are a splendid young
couple and popular in the height II
hood in which they reside.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hudson OF Ros
| ton, Mass. rejoice over the arrival
of a new daughter recently 50 their
relatives here have been informed.
The couple were former Nauyoo resi-
dents
George Hudson is expected 10 come
to Naupoo for visit with his par
ents about Thanksgiving day
Nauvoo's high school freshmen en-
tertained the sopkonores in the
school building last Friday night. A
royal good time was enjoyed by all
participating in the festivities.
/ The Royal Neighbors camp of Nau-
4 VOC, held a social after their bust
ness meeting on Thursday night OF
last week Games were played and
fine refreshments were served. a
committee was selected to arrange a
menu for the next session of The
order.
John Paul has placed a pipeless
furnace in his Nauyoo home.
The Nauvoo home bureau meets
next Friday afternoon in the home
of Mrs Rudolph Leppert and Mrs.
Nina Kruger viii assist the lady to
entertain. Members are requested
to be in attendance at 1:3O. Two
programs will be presented All
women are asked to join the NauYoo
home bureau.
Miss Virginia Datin who is attend
ing college in Quincy. will visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Lou. V Datin,
in Nauvoo over Tharksgivi
Mrs Harold Buckert of Nauvoo.
was taken to ST Joseph's hospital
last week where she was compelled
to go for an operation. The lady is
improving splendidly which is glad
news to her Nauvoo friends and rela-
tiyes.
A Sonora township piece OF real
estate was sold in front Of the Nau-
WOO First Trust and Savings bank
last Saturday afternoon. The prop
erty was purchased by Rupert Ort
and he paid $500 for it.
Circuit court was again in session
in Carthage this week ". H. Bicker
OF Nalvoo, was one of the jurors.
| Miss Marion, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Argast of Nauvoo. WHO
was at one time one of our most
popular and accommodating hello"
girls, at the telephone station. will
be united in the holy bonds of we'd
lock to young man in Detroit,
Mich, on December 6. Miss Marion
has been making her home in the
Michigan city for some time. Her
sister. Miss Loretta, of Nauyoo. will
go to Detroit to be present at the
wedding and act as bridesmaid.
-NdusOD d-SOSid%
ton will hold box social and enter
tainment in the opera house on the
evening of December 8.
Rev. L. C. Tholen of the Naupoo
Catholic church. was Chicago visi
tor the forepart of the week
Mrs. Chas. Mulch of keokuk. was
recent Nauvoo visitor with Nauvoo
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Phajn herper
WHO have been making Detroit,
Mich, their home for few months.
have returned TO Nauvoo, their for
lner home. They intend to go to
Quincy shortly where the husband
has 2 position.
The elements were indeed kind to
the promoters of the Nauvoo Catholic
bazaar, which was held in the opera
house for three days and nights of last
weeks end. On Saturday night the
end of the big show, there were more
automobiles parked along our business
street and intersections than were seen