The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-06
Hotel Grant Has Been Re-opened, But
During its Close Much Re
pair Work Was Ae
coHplisned.
SEED AND SOIL LECTURE
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad
is Cooperating With Aeri-
cultural Department
of U. of |.

WARSAW. H., Feb. 5-Will Crae
ford is home from East ST. Loui:
, called hither by the illness OF his wife
The diphtheria quarantine has bee
!; lifted from the Hotel Grant and tn
patient is rapidly mending and gair
ing in strength. During the quarar
tine almost the whole house va
painted and repapered. painter re
naming in the house
Walter Dross has gone to Texas OF
business. He will be absent weel
or two.
DR.. j. c. Young of Suffer was
Warsaw visitor today. He report
that parties want to buy his sani
tarium at Hamilton, III.
Two nickelodeons have been seek
/ ing locations here, but there is only
room for ore.
Will G. Fenor has been quite il
with an abscess In his ear, but is now
/ improving.
Hugo Hoppe of Francis, Neb.. is
here visiting his parents His broth.
er. Otto, of Hannibal, Mo was here
few days but has returned home.
Some beautiful postal card repro
ductions OF the dam have been re-
ceived here and are attracting much
attention.
James Fashion is one of thu lat
est victims of the building fever, hav-
ing purchased lots on Crosby street,
the top of Lower Warsaw hill and
will build in the spring.
Herman Lubke of Walk~r township
sold his 60 acre farm to Arthur Lam
ders. of Rocky Run, for $4.s0o.oo.
Egbers and Wallace made the deal.
The t. P. & W. cooperating with
the agricultural department of Uni
yersity of Illinois. has arranged to run
a seed and soil lecture train over its
line February II and II. The pur.
pose of the lecture is entirely educa
tional, and WI be great aid to our
farmers. The train will stop at var
ious stations along the line, the lee
lures being given in the coaches pro
vided for the purpose.
Coed and comfortable seats will be
provided free and 1t is hoped tina,
the farmers hereabouts will make il
point to be here. The train viii,
arrive at Warsaw Friday morning
February II, at 7:45, and will leave
at $40 a. N.
The following gentlemen from the
Illinois college of agriculture and
agricultural experiment station vii
deliver the lectures:
G. G. Hopkins-Soil Fertility.
j. H. Pettit-Soii Fertility
L. H. Smith-Plant Breeding.
j. E. Readhimer-Soil Fertility.
| J. G. Mosier-Soil Physics.
| W. G. Eckhardt-S Sol, Fertility.
A. Lumbrick-Crop Production.
In addition, Eugene Davenport. dea
/ of Illinois agricultural college wi
be present. He is one of tie hes
known agricultural teachers and wri
! ers in the United States.
, The new lumber yard will be Q
; the corner opposite and south of II
!, y. A. White planning mill.
| ]. A. White is making preparation
: to erect two more houses lust ca
: OF the one erected last fal, and {
: the same block.
g Keokuk people looking for rel
dence sites with beautiful river vie,
r should visit Warsaw before purcha
: ing. No prettier sites are to be foul
!. anywhere bordering the river.
J. Mr.. c. " Wheeler of BeardstoW
the new photographer, is first ella
artist, and is hustling for basine
a and getting it though not here II
s days. He proposes to advertise b
e business Literally and In so doing "
: advertise the cit. Another boom
G for Warsaw
!, Mr.. Wheeler IS also fine musici;
and has conducted large orchest
r for years. He will be valuable Z
i QUESTION to WarsaW's musical tale
I and may be induced to organize
S orchestra here. His family will +,
$ low him here later. Warsaw extern
t a hearty welcome to these new ci
s zens.
Warsaw's factories are all boo
ing and have all they can CT, with
: full force. The planning mill will so
have to run over time; the shoe fl
: tory is getting out new line of Fl
!, shoes in addition to those they ha
: been making. The button factory
working over 100 hands, all as bu
as naiiers. A travelling artist recent
photographed the force and took
$ ders for $500 worth OF pictures.
y Our new baker reports a rapidly
:, creasing business. He keeps Gle
t inviting place.
II Warsaw boasts a Shetland po
. farm, just east OF town.
n Harry Bliegner is again very
u having only recently resumed
y business. His condition Is serious
a. Messrs. Brinkmann, Giiler. \
D. Gregor and Eckbohm of the
pIoitation committee will go to on