The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-27

are. Those who claim to know the
inhabnants OF thes city will claim the
census report will mot reach over SS6
souls, .-
We all admit that;spring IN Nauvoo
and this section this year Is a failure.
tShe is four weeks behind in her pay.
n,ents of sunshine, but she now has
a chance to recover setTency.
There will be at least three mar.
riayes solemnized in NauVoo before
the end of June. The engagements
have already been whispered about
the city.
u After the close OF the business
session of meeting of the NauVoo
Knights of Columbus an evening Ia
& week. Carl Haas, one OF ITS mempers
treated the bunch quite royalty Id
honor of his marriage to MISS Allen
berg Of st. LOUIS.
Prices on all things person wears
eats and uses is still on the rise IL
N.nyoo We used to be compelled 10
pay 10 cents to cross the river iio on
iNapvoo to Montrose and 1t costs ~
an+s tn ride over the lake on the
ferry boat ..
The Nauvoo city council members
rr,Il meet one weeksfrom next Mon
day evening.
Mrs Luella Stratton has gone 30
Quincy for a visit with her daughter.
Mrs Tony Koch and child are visit
ING the lady's parents near Ferris In
this county. l.
Mrs George Lubbe OF Peoria, Is
enest Of her mother, Mrs. PM KIM
han In Nauvoo and other relatives.
Henry Schneider, who Is making
bic home in the Quincy Soldiers IN
at;t,,tion came up to Nauvoo for
visit with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Ogden and son
who are located in Oxnard, CALL are
Iexpected to return to NauVoo the
coming week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Clement who are
n,l-;ng their residence in the quincy
Soldiers home. have been Vlsltlhs
Nauvoo friends recently.
Nauvoo's strawberry crop Will be
fair one but the harvesting season
will be about two weeks later 'hal
last year. 49,, u,ss
Ada Allenberg Of st. Louis, wcrc
united in the holy bonds OF matrlmohS
. in the latter city last TUESDAY molh'
ing After the ceremony a wedding
spread OF a delicious character was
enjoyed at the home OF the nr1oe
narent's home. The happy couple
are honeymooning and WIZ return
soon tn Nauvr,o where they will make
their future home.
There Is an election to be he'1
: down IN Sonora township below Nau
VOC next Tuesday for the purpose OF
allowing the township officials to Dor
row $4,000 to pay for the building
of a bridge and approaches on the
Mt. Moriah creek.
4 man from Burlington has lease1
the one-story frame store ou1loans
inst east of the electric light plant
in Nauvoo and intends opening a
garage and auto supply room There
are already five auto repair shops IN
!Nauvoo.
Mrs Mary Bruegger has moved
into her recently purchased property
on Knight street. Her son and bride
to-be will occupy the residence
vacated by her as soon as the mar
'riage takes place which may be the
coming week
Ed Bicker. wife and daughter,
have moved to Keokuk where the
husband and father has employment
in a bakery there.
Mrs. Leon Cambre accidentally feu
from of the porch at her Nauvoc
residence a day a short time ago and
injured her left knee quite badly.
Several Nauvoo Masons were up t.
Fl. Madison last Saturday and at
tended a banquet arranged by the
Masonic brethren there.
A Burlington family named Thomas
has leased and moved into Mrs. Mary
Childres' home on South Thirteenth
street.
Il Rev. W. r. Herte1, Mrs. Hertel AMI
Miss Grace Argast attended an organ
recital in the Lutheran church in FIT
Madison last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bertschi o.
TT Madison, visited in Nauvoo last
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs
Bertschi was verla Case and was
former resident of NauvOo.
The Nauvoo Methodist ladies
cleared about s25 at their market
day sale last Saturday.
, Some Nsuvco fellows intend goins
+ up to the windy city on the lake next
' month and see the big guns there
select presiden to be elected next
November. The convention tax IS
j place June s.
] Another meeting viii be held IN
the Nauvoo opera house Friday even
, ing for hearing committee reports Oh
Z improving cemeteries and fixing the
. road leading to the silent city. All
5 interested in making this spot a beau
r tiful one and keeping it SO should
attend the meeting.
It is reported from reliable
source that the coming chautauqua is
r not dead by any means but will be
one Of the liveliest and best Nauvoo
has ever had. The dates are to be
: August Ills.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Simmens en-
tertained the Bunco club in their
= Nauvoo home Thursday evening of
Z last week.
"A bunch Of little lads and lassies
were entertained by Ruth Hertel n
; her narents Nauvoo home last Satin.