The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-04-07
Henry erinkman Elected Mayor Over
Frank Munsetter by a Majority
of 1so-A. H. Worthen
Clerk.
COUNCIL RI
Election Was Quiet One But Hard
Effort Was Made to Get Out
the vote-over 400
Votes Cast.
Especial to The Gate City.l

WARSAW, April THE election
yesterday was quiet one though
there was strong effort made to get
out the full vote. and there was much
Over 400 votes were poll
ed
The following is the result
Mayor Henry Brinkman, Republi-
can, 104 bajority over j. P. Schlnecll,
160.
Clerk-A. H. Worthen Republican,
2S3 votes. No opposition.
Treasurer-Henry Klump, Republi-
can, 104 majority over p. Schlneck,
Democrat.
Marshal-Robert Weimer, Democrat,
224 votes. No opposition.
Aldermen-1st ward, DR.. c. A. War.
ner, Rep, 12 majority over Welnhouer
DEM; End ward, Geo. Ludde, Rep,
60 majority over Schilling, Dem; 3rd
ward, Sam McGee, DEM, % majority
over R. c. Gehring, Rep.
Township Ticket.
Supervisor-Henry Kransaar, Dem,
I majority over Jas. F. Crawford, Rep.
Collector-John Padburg, Dem, 15
majority over VIM. Leiferman, Rep.
Assessor-Fred C. Floto, Rep, %
votes. No opposition.
Town Clerk-Jno. w. Berlin, Rep,
254 votes. No opposition.
Justice of Peace-Paul Heise. Rep.
21S votes. No opposition. G. e. Wal
lace, Dem, 1919 votes. No opposition.
Warsaw News Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Dodge have ar
rived home from winters visit In
California cities.
E. E. McAdams has just installed IN
his barbershop an enamelled iron
lavatory of latest design with hot
and cold water. and an attachment for
shampooing. Mac will be up-to-date
in all OF his improvements.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church are serving luncheon tonight
in the church parlors, and promise a
free lunch to the mayor elect. Henry
Brinkman. Republican, from latest ac
counts seems to be the lucky man as
unofficial report gives his majority as
leo over Frank Musselter. Democrat
and former unswerving and law en-
forcing alderman, one OF the pes
aldermen Warsaw ever had.
O. r. Myers has returned from 20
catello. Idaho and has resumed his po
sition on the Quincy Journal star.
The foundation for the button FAC
tory is completed.
T. ID. Mcdonnell of the U. S. Battle
I ship Louisiana is home from his re
cent trip around the world, anad whe1
his furlough expire will again loil
his vessel which is now lying at MOI
folk navy yard, aand viii then shor'
/ w leave for three months cruise u
Northern European waters. Mr.. NC
Connell is in prime health and look
as If the sea agrees with him. Fly
other Warsaw boys are on the Louis
lana hut they will not be home unit
their term of service expires; they ar
all well.
On last sunday-Palm Sunday-th
following class Of ten girls and thre
bovs was confirmed at the l-uthera
church at 10 a. m, by the pastor, Re'
II. w. Rabe: Misses Selma Erdmal
Eugene Zimmer Bertha Mite, Amal
da Mitz. Aledia Bueschling, France
Warner. Alma Paar, Henrietta Feno
Augusta Matzat and Frieda Sonn'
horn. and Masters Edward Knoch'
Wilbert Lichtenberger and Kari kocl
, In the evening the services We're
! English. and the Lords Supper wa
celebrated.
, So far the peaches in this vicinit
are not winter killed as numerous +
/ cent tests have proved.
. G. Wash Golliher. one of Warsaw
; oldest farmers. is lying very i'll and h
son Charles from Wasco Oregon
here. his stay depending on his father
condition. Mr.. Golliher went to Or
gon fifteen years ago, and has dol
well there. he is in the impleme
> business. likes the country and sa
it is settling up rapidly.
The Warsaw Saenger Choir W
. give ar Easter Dance at Saeng
. Hall on Monday evening, April 18th.
o Mrs. John Klingel, one of WARSAW
q well known German citizens, was ia
: en- suddenly last evening with he