The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-06
WARSAW BUSY
IN ENTERTAINMENT
Busy Little City Down the River
is Having Many Entertain
ments Druins the Pres
ent Season.
FINE ORGAN RECITAL
FINE ORGAN RECITAL
Will be Given in the Presbyterian
Church at Warsaw on Thurs
day Evening by Al
3 bert Tough.
pitt

WARSAW, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-On Thurs.
day evening, January Z, at the Presby.
terrain church, Albert Tough, OF Bur-
lington, Iowa, concert organist, will
give an organ recital, assisted by Miss
Lorene Townsend vocalist, and Mr..
George A. Hassall, violinist, both of
Keokuk, Iowa. The organ is one of
exceptional fine tone and range, and
this will be an extraordinary opportun-
ity to hear it at it's best Prices are
popular, % and Is cents, and should
fill the house. The ladies of the
church are selling tickets in vance,
and report encouraging sales Pro-
gram is as follows:
Organ solo-'The Shepherd Boy.
Wilson
Organ solo-(a) "Canzonetta" (Hol-
laender); OBJ THE Answer -.
Wolstenholme
Violin solos Song of Love-. Taylor
Mr.. George A. Hassall
Organ solo-"Funeral March $500.
Guilmant
Organ solo-"old Folks at Home.
Lough
with variations.)
Organ solo--"Pilgrim Chorus
Wagner
Vocal solo-(a) Like as Father
OBJ DRY Those Tears" Del Riego
Miss Lorene Townsend
Violin obligato by Mr.. Hassall.
Organ SOLO chubert's Serenade".
List
(By request.)
Organ solo" Flower Song" :. .Tobani
Finale -"Sextette" ...... Donizetti
(From Luica)
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McDougal left
today for months visit in Chicago
where their son. Donald owns and OPP
crates drug store.
The Huiskamp factory was shut
down for few days while new pump
was being put in. The factory is work
Ing large force of hands, and is get
ting out some fine work.
Frank Neither has closed his saloon
and quit the business. He is still pro-
prietor of the Adams House, which has
done well in his hands.
Skating hereabouts is certainly fine
on the ponds and on the river oppo-
site Murphy's fiat. Moonlight skating
parties of the young of both sexes are
all the rage.
Warsaw Camp No. $40, NJ. w. A..
on Thursday evening, January 7. at
their nall over the postoffice will hold
public installation of their officers
los 1909 AT the conclusion of the GER
emonies a banquet will be served in
the dining hail. An effort is being
made TO secure speaker for the occa-
SION This camp is in a Furnishing
condition and will soon add about a
dozen members by card from another
camp.
me battleship Louisiana of Admiral
sperry's fleet now in the Suez canal,
mas SIX Warsaw boys, members of her
crew They are certainly having the
time OF their lives.
Wiiilam Howells, a former resident
VI warsaw, recently escaped from the
state insane asylum at Jacksonville
ana walked to Warsaw arriving Satur-
uay' An officer arrived Monday and
took MIN back TO Jacksonville
"ofkmen on the stand pipe of the
new waterworks have the first sec
'lon riveted in place. The work will
80 slower while this present cold snap
eoh'inues The stand pipe will be so
'eet IN height, and is II feet in diam-
e'er and has concrete foundation.
capt w. S. Grover. who has been
AZ HOT Springs, Ark, for sevral weeks
taxing treatment for rheumatism, is
iepor'ed as markedly improving.
oh tuesday. January u, Gifins
irouoadors, an Italian orchestra. will
eve concert at Sanger hall. Miss
EMILY Murray, an elocutionst OF
.dnafked ability, will give readings.
a''ef the concert the floor will be
eieared and dance will be given the
orchestra furnishing the music, which
WI, oe OF an exceptionally high order.
VAIN street shows marked i'm
oSe'hent in appearance sirce the
so,is ol muds We're scraped off of it.
", Jonn Miller, who has been alb
s AZ. ior several weeks at Hot Springs,
ON looking after the interests of pa
.'e'its ne took there, returned home to-
Wy Inc trip seems to have been of
benefit to him.
r i. Powers, pastor of the NJ.
- :. church, will begin series of pro-
aa'.ea meetings on next Sunday even
~, lug 70 be continued every evening as
ING as It is practicable The choir
p'a'iorm Will be enlarged to accommo-
ga'e large choir of trained voices.
Inc church has fine organ. and a
p ,.a,'o VIII also be secured. Rev.
aoWers has had some experience as an