The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

| Friends of Mr.. Ezra Hertenstein In
| Nauyoo We're surprised to learn that
bhe was married to Miss Alice C. Lin,
gust charming young lady of Keo
kuk, which occurred in the home OF
her parents in that city Wednesday
evening of last week. A wedding din
ner was served Immediately after tho
ceremony and about fifty guests were
present The newlyweds left in their
auto for a honeymoon trip to the Hi
nois state fair in Springfield, and on
their return Monday to Nauvoo they
took up their residence here, where
the groom VIII be employed in the
NauVoo State bank as assistant
cashier. The bride will be welcomed
to our beautiful little city, and it is
hoped that she will be pleased with
her new home in NauVoo
We have long maintained that Nau-
VOC is the finest summer resort on
earth, and quite number Of people
have found it so this season, coming
here and enjoying the beautiful eli
mate this season They also en-
joyed the many different varieties of
fruits grown in NauVoo
County court convened IN Carthage
this~week and some few people from
Nauvoo are requested to attend
Misses Agatha and Vera Wellner
have returned to NauYoo after an ex-
tended trip to number of western
cities, where they were royalty enter
tanned by relatives and friends.
It is hoped that the h. C. !. will
disappear in Nauyoo before either, of
the political parties gets into power
after the coming election and gets its
club raised to hit it jolt.
Elder U. w. Green, Of Independ-
ence, Mo, lectured in the NauYoo
Mormon church Monday and Tuesday
evenings OF this week. He is one OF
the apostles Of the Recognized
Church of the Latter Day Saints and
has travelled extensively in Europe.
An illustrative song service was
held in the Nauyoo Methodist church
last Sunday evening. After the serv-
ice and music, a collection was taken.
William and Floyd Kreiter have
from Kansas to their Maui
VOC home for a visit with the mother
and family.
Emil Ed. who has been at work in
Keokuk for some time, has returned
to Nauvoo and is painting with Ed
Deimer's crew.
George F. Dachroth, cashier of the
First Trust and Savings bank in Nall
VOC. has been gone a week, attending !
10 some business matters in Minot, !
n. D. !
Miss Lucille Hohl attended teach .
ers' institute in Carthage last week.
The Latter Day Saints Mormon !
church members held a reunion In
Montrose the past week, and last
Friday a big fishfry was arranged in
Nauvoo and served in the Prophet
Joseph Smith mansion house at the
'oot of Main street 1t is SAID aDouI
200 persons from the Montrose re-
,nion and elsewhere attended the fry
md that nearly ninety pounds of fish
md trimmings were consumed. ABOUT
me hundred of the guests were those
attending the reunion across 'lhe
,ond. and in the afternoon they were
lied into autos and piloted about
Jauvoo and shown the historical ana
,aautif,1l points of interest under the
eadership of Elder Burton, OF the i
Tauyoo Mormon church They al
;eemed to enjoy their visit to the ola
Tormon town, the home Of the found
~ ot the Mormon church Il
Quite a number OF Nauyoo people
TENDED the Burlington and Carthage
airs last week. n,s
Nauvoo public schools begin Wed,
esdav morning of this week ana
here promises to be a large attend
nee. ., ,,5ios
The Presbyterian church lad1es
cid a successful market day sale IN
gorge Harsch's grocery store last
The NAVAL Stock company OF vau-
willie players who showed a week S
'ond under tent in Montrose last
. OK intends visiting Nauvoo soon.
how looked over the airdome struc-
re with a view of using 1t FOR tnelr
now and notified the owners tnat
, no~ may use it upon their visit It here,
icy yas their intention to visit Nauyoo
w Taet on account of being SO near
~ citv while playing Montrose last
eek. ,rIoods. of carly