The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-30
Warsaw Streets to be Bright as Day
when the New Change is
Put Into Opera
ton.
PARK NAMED JOHN HAY
suggestion That the New Park to be
Made Out of the Fair Grounds
be Named for John
Hay.

WARSAW, H., May so.-Rev. ]
Alonzo DAILY of Augusta, H., preached
morning and evening in the Presby
terrain church Sunday.
Memorial day services were held il
the German NJ f. church Sunda,
morning at 10:3o.
John Rogers of Omaha, Neb., is
here visiting has mother Mrs. Mary
Rogers.
Capt. Frank Myers has gone to
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Manager Nesbit of the Electric
Light company Is stringing wires on
Main street preparatory to install
ing new system of street lighting,
similar to that used in large cities.
The lights will be of 40 candle power
and will be supported by iron brack-
cts fastened to poles at the street
curb. Each light will have a crystal
globe and there will be five lights to
q block. This system is no more ex-
pensive than the old way, and the
light is diffused much better, making
the street look like boulevard.
Fire about 10 o'clock Friday night
destroyed cottage west of the Gem
etery, formerly owned by Mrs.
Gehring, and occupied by Nick Zero.
The destruction of the house and con-
tents was complete. as it was impos-
sible for the fire department: insur-
ance light
DIR. B. L. Gillian, John Berlin, Ed
gar Hamburger and DR.. T. "A. Hartley
attended the Elks meeting IN Quincy
last week
Mrs. Sarah Crane of Peoria is visit
ing the family of Chas Crane.
G. H. Wheeler of 1aylorville was
here to attend the graduation exer-
cises, his nephew, C. NJ. Wheeler. Jr.,
being member of the 1910 class.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Brinkman OF
Chicago are here listing his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brinkman.
81. S. r. in the Bulletin os ri
day, May 81. suggests that the new
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grounds be called John Hay Memoir.
ial Park" capital and timely sug-
gestion which me cts with the hearty
approval of our citizens. Very likely
when the dam is completed, and per
haps before, the. trolley will be ex
tended out there and from there te
the cemetery. No pipe dream
Miss Maria Boscov- has sold hel
residence just south of the Presby
terrain church-the old Boscow home
to G c. Hertzler of Slater, Mo-, ant
will soon leave for California, Their,
to make her future home
Miss Louise Herzog. formerly o
Warsaw, has just graduated from tn
Los Angeles, Cal, training school TO
nurses in class of twenty eight.
Mrs. w. A. Lichtenberger is build
ing on the foundations built by he
late husband, who died from tetamu
some months ago. thus carrying on
his plans
w. p. Green of Warsaw has an IL
teresting article on the water powe
dam. in the Scientific American.
Mrs. Peter Hartman and daughter
Miss Minnie, have gone to st. Loui
for a short visit
Chas. Albers and wife are now i
Germany where he is slowly recuI
Grating from his recent attack c
pneumonia. He has given up his fu
plans for sightseeing, and will com
home as soon as able.
140 tons of shells for the button fat
tory arrived last week from the III
nois river.
Chas. Crane is engineer of the brew
cry; this is a very responsible pos
ton, but Mr.. Crane is fully competer
having long years of experience.
Mryan parrot of Keosauqua sper
several days last week with his uncl
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kirl
patrick, on his way home from Me,
leo, Mo, military academy
Mr., and Mrs. Fred w Fenor of S
Louis are visiting Mr. Fenors parent