The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-05
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dry am" citizens intend planting
hops If the weather ever gets warn
enough this spring and hop the hop
into lager Of 2.75 percent or more t,
Quench that burning thirst that con
stantly appears when a company 0
them sit down of an evening AM
begin talking of those good Nauvot
times OF yore. 1t is also reported
that the Nauvoo raisin market j:
quite brisk and that one OF oul
merchants sold more raisins in The
last year than he has sold since hi
has been in business, which was fol
a number Of years.
Several Nauvoo married couples at
tended movie show in FIT. Madison
last Monday evening.
A community meeting was held II
the Nauvoo opera house an evening
last week when a state university
lecturer delivered an address on the
ACCESSIBILITY of establishing oom
munity high school in Nauvoo. The
attendance was quite large and those
present enjoyed the interesting talk
on education and benefits derived al
the proposed high school here.
Memorial day is only a short dis
lance away and should be observed
in Nauvoo in public manner this
year. The day falls on Sunday this
year and this important event could
be observed in a proper and patri
otto manner on the Sabbath after
noon in Nauvoo
Pontoosuc. H., were called to Maui
To- %
of their aunt, Mrs Clara Bauer.
Ed. Bicker's family have moved to
Keokuk where he has employment in
a bakery there
Thursday, May 10. is Ascension
day. So.
e. F. Kuithan of Burlington, is a
guest Of Nauvoo relatives and Is en-
terta ined by his sister, Mrs. c.. J.
Baxter, and family.
Miss Nora. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Ed of Nauvoo, was
to Orville Biery of Carthage
The couple were married in FIT. Madi-
son and will make their home in that
city at 1905 Front street.
Miss Anna Baumert of Keoknk,
was a Nauvoo visitor with relatives
for several days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Oberman Of
Keokuk, visited Nauvoo relatives for
a few days last week and were
guests of the lady's sister, Mrs. VIM.
and family .....r
Emile Newton disposed of his
household goods at his Nauvoo home
last Saturday He and his family
will move down to Alabama to make
their future home.
A number Of Nauvoo households az
we'll as business houses are facing a
fuel shortage and with no ferry trans
portation coal is hard to get and at
a high price when you do secure
supply. ~
A cement walk has been laid in
front of Chas. Lugner's Nauvoo bust
ness place and we understand that
Baumert of the Nauvoo In
dependent. will build cement walk
instead of the brick now in use. This
would give an entire block Of cement
walk on the south side of Nauvoo's
business district if Miss Ad6ie J.
2eimboId would make up her mind
% build a like walk in front of her
property.
Mr.. A. Lee, a monument dealer Of
will move to Nauvoo soon
md has leased the Chas. w. Welter
home. He will start his business in
he Tausch frame building in our
mercantile district.
Miss Bessie Kybu1Z who lives with
Ter parents on the farm only about
hree miles east of Nauvoo, received
asst week 1000 chicks and 290 Of
them died in transportation which
was done on the parcel post route.
The chicks were sent from Hayworth,
H. II Miss KyburZ succeeds in rails
ng the balance of the ITO she will
AVE quite chicken farm which 10
loubt will result very profitable when
hey get ripe for the dining room
able and enter the egg laying stage.