The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-06

Nauvoo Catholic church last Monday
has been placed in this school build
ing.
James Parker, of near Nauvoo, has
been elected as delegate to represent
Nauvoo lodge as delegate to the
grand lodge of 1. o. o. F., to be held
in Springfield, ILL.,, some time during
the month.
Miss Mildred Rayburn Of Hamilton,
entertained in the Nauvoo opera house
one evening last week, but there was
a very small audience present.
Some fifty Nauvoo and vicinity
X C. members were in Keokuk last
Sunday to see the tri-city initiation
of large class Elmer Bruegger Of
Nauvoo was one Of the class.
The Nauvoo mischievous kids were
abroad Halloween and played some
jokes that proved very annoying to
some of our residents. They confis-
Gated property that 1t took some time
for the owners to find trace of. but
they all took the jokes in good-na-
tured manner, remembering they were
boys once themselves and probably
played Just as serious ones as those
of last Sunday night.
The steamer Keokuk is still plying
these waters and intends to remain in
this commission until one week from
next Saturday, unless the elements in
terfere before that time. The Nau.
VOC ferry boat will not seek it's win.
ter house until some time after that
date.
The boys in the Nauvoo State bank
generously attempted to get the cleo
ton returns last Tuesday evening over
the phone wires from some reliable
point in this neighborhood. Quite an
assemblage gathered in the banks
office, but they received but little
news outside of Senator Harding being
elected.
Nauvoo's Knights of Columbus men,
bers held a card party and social in
their hall last Tuesday evening. Dan
cling was INDUCED in and refreshmen
served
The marriage announcement of
Ellsworth Radle and Mary Purdy
was made from the Nauvoo Catholic
church pulpit last Sunday. The par
ties reside in Sonora township, near
Nauvoo.
Henry Leinhardt has returned to
his Nauvoo home after commercial
tour for his company. He reports
selling of wearing apparel very slow
and does not look for a pickup" in
his line until good fall in prices.
Rev. Father Tholen of Nauvoo's
Catholic church baptized the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis of So
nora township last Sunday morning.
! Adolph Amsyer, who has been en-
ployed in Burlington for some time,
/ has returned to his family in Nauvoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leppert have
returned from their months visit with
their daughter and family in st. Louis.
, Herman Gerhardt, Nauvoo's sexton
, fell and STAYED in a rib few days
ago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baxter have
leased the Clara Bauer cottage in the
southwest city limits and are occupy
ing the new and comfortable cottage
and where they will be Eat home" to
! their many friends soon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Don L. Crafee Of Spo-
kane, Washington, rejoice over the
birth of daughter, which arrived a
month ago. The lady was Hazel
Mills OF Nauvoo before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Leppert invit-
| ed some friends to dinner last Sunday
in their Nauvoo manse, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Relner of
Keokik. Mrs. Reiner was Miss Flor
ence Dachroth Of this city before her
marriage to Mr.. Reiner.
Nauvoo's city council, AT their meet
ing last Monday evening, "killed" a
plumbers license bill presented by