The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-09-04

SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY
Council is Still Discussing the
Doubling of the Saloon License
But Has Taken no
Action.

WARSAW, Ill, Sept "a. j. Nc
Mahan, wife and two children of
Oklahoma City, Okla ran over from
Carthage Thursday for few hours
TO visit the family of Capt. j. P. Will
Hams. They returned this morning,
and will leave for home Monday next,
stopping for few days in Chicago en-
route. Oklahoma City selected
site for the new capital, but does not
expect to be considered the capital
OF the state until 1913, when it by law
VIII be, and then it will be time
enough for the removal of the records.
A good many of our farmers and
their families went over to the Ka-
hoka fair on Friday.
The Brotherhood class of the Pres
byterian church will hold its first
social in the church parlors Tuesday
evening, Sept. g.
Vic Crane, one of the best Of Amer
1ca's comedians, supported by Edna
Lurene and strong company pre-
sented to full house Saturday even
ing. that rollicking comedy, Weary
Willie Walker, with elaborate and
beautiful special scenery, supplement-
ed by new scenery and drop curtains
recently added by Manager Rat
terman OF the opera house. There
were capital songs and dances, be-
sides seventeen vaudeville numbers.
This company opened the season in
Warsaw. Manager Ratterman has
many first class companies booked,
and will give amusement goers the
full value of their money.
The canning factory is receiving
from 800 to 400 bushels of tomatoes
per day of fine; quality. smooth, and
solid meat. This seasons pack will
be the largest for several years
About 40 girls and women are en-
ployed. The pickle crop is almost a
failure.
Warsaw. high school graduates will
teach the country schools near here.
Miss Carrie Raisch at Elm Grove
school; Miss Gladys Schmidt at Elk
celsior school; Miss Cora Parker at
Rockford school; Miss Stella Rife at
Oak Ridge school
Lewis G. Luttman will erect a
home on one of the j A. White lots
on west side of Jackson street, near
9Th
No trouble for a man. or a dog
either, to make his mark" in War
saw if he pays no heed to the signs
at concrete sidewalks.
The sad news came Thursday of the
death of Mrs Myrtle CRANE nee
Byron of Peoria, of typhoid fever,
leaves husband and four children,
the youngest babe of six months
She was a niece of Mrs. Minnie
Byron of this city, and her husband
is a nephew of Chas CRANE also of
Warsaw.
The public schools open Monday,
September 5.
Congressman Jas Mckinney was
here Thursday shaking hands with
his friends. He is a worthy successor
of the late Col Marsh and is one of
the strong. clean men in congress and
ever ready to assist the humblest of
his constituents
MISS JoSepHlAe beIiudIu Ut Oh sN1uln-
cy returned home this morning after
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Koon Bernhard, of Wilcox
Miss Elizabeth Unser of Chicago,
who has been spending the summer
at Bluff Park made short visit this
week with her uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs ]. w Kirkpatrick, before
returning home.
Salem German Presbyterian church
of Suffer held its annual missionfest
August "a There were a number of
visiting ministers who took part.
At the August meeting of the city
council the proposed ordinance rails