The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-22
Or. Thos. Hartley and 7. A. Robbins
Fitting up the First Floor
in the Munsetter Build
Ino.
FOR MOVING PICTURES
Warsaw Panied to Learn Of the Un.
fortunate Accident to Rev.
Jasdsten Who Lost
Leg at vlele.

WARSAW, H., Oct. 22.-Sunday,
Oct. 25th, Warsaw and Carthage will
play football at the fair grounds at 2
p m. A hot game is expected.
Dr. Thos. A. Hartley and Mr.. T. A.
Robbins are fitting up the first floor
OF the Mussetter building, on Main
street three doors west of the post
office, as an amusement resort to be
known as Hartley and Robbins Elec-
trio Theatre. All the latest moving
picture films and illustrated songs
Will be presented with a complete
change of repertoire three times a
week. The theatre will be open even
ings and on Saturday afternoons.
Admission, adults, 10c; children, &c.
This theatre will fill long felt want,
for a cheap and innocent amusement
place for our young folks. 1t will be
a permanent Warsaw institution and
will be we'll patronized, and will
doubtless become quite popular not
only with our own people but with
trolley visitors. The theatre will
open the season with matinee on next
Saturday afternoon, Oct. oath.
Mrs. Sarah Crane of Peoria has re-
turned home after ap leasant visit
with the family of Chas. B. Crane.
Mr.. Jas. N. Crane and wife of
lola, Mich, who have been visiting
the family of his brother, Chas. B.
Crane, have gone to visit their former
home, Fredericktown, Mo-, and from
there they will proceed homeward.
Ole Olson will have a full house
on Friday night, Judging by the opera
house chart.
Many people were prevented from
going to Carthage Tuesday morning
to attend the dedication of the new
court house, owing to the sad accident
at the power house of the trolley
line at Keokuk, and also because of
the unpropitious weather and fire.
quent showers. A few parties drove
over in buggies and surries, and re-
port an interesting time.
Word was received here Tuesday
morning of the serious injury of the
popular and beloved pastor of the
German Evangelical church of War
saw, Rev. Jagdstein, whose foot was
crushed by the cars at Viele. Iowa,
and who YVES at once removed to the
Santa Fe hospital at Fort Madison.
No particulars We're received. A
friend left last night for Fort M; lison
to see the sufferer. The news came
like a shock to everyone.
Warsaw real estate is looking up,
and holders are holding tight The
near realization of the dam is alreday
having its effect.
An effort is soon to be made to in.
terest Warsaw people in Y. M. C. A.
work, especially that something may
be done for the large class of young
people growing up in our midst. A
state representative may soon visit
Warsaw and lay the plan before the
citizens
Farmers about here who visit Keo-
kuk on big days, such as the fall cele-
bration. etc, leave their teams at the
livery stable here, until their return.
Thus the trolley helps one Warsaw
enterprise instead of hurting it. The
trolley has, ever since 1t entered War
saw, brought $500 into the city to ev-
cry dollar taken out, as was predict
ed it would. 1t gives much life to
Warsaw.
The darkness could be felt" in
Warsaw streets for the past two
nights because of the accident at the
Keokuk Electric Light plant, which
put out the lights here.
j. w. Kirkpatrick the jeweler. and
John Giller, the brewer, have each
donated handsome gold lined, silver
loving cup to the Warsaw Poultry AS.
ISOLATION, to be competed for by ex-
hibitors at the annual show of the
association in December. This makes
three cups recently donated to the
association, the first one, and the
largest, being given by Congressman
Mckinney. All were purchased by
Mr. Kirkpatrick and are on exhibition
in his show window.