The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-31
RETURNED FROM
ROUND The GLOBE
Warsaw Boy is Back Home From the
Famous Cruise Around the
World With the U. s.
Navy.
R. N. A. INSTALLATION
9. r. Hermann Takes Charge Of the
Mill While Mr.. AIbers Goes
to Germany For an Ex-
tended Visit.
R. N. A. INSTALLATION

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Council OF Warsaw has recently re-
turned from the United States navy,
having made the famous cruise around
the world in the battleship Louisiana,
which held five other Warsaw boys
as members of its crew. Young Nc
Connell shows that the navy has done
him great service in every way.
George ]. Risto has gone to Kansas
City to address convention of trav-
cling men His topic will be 'Estab.
lished Territory; Valuable Asset OF
Travelling Salesman"
Miss Minnie Hartman, who has
been very i'll for some time with
erysipelas, is reported on the mend
One Of the most enjoyable events Of
the winter was the public installation
of the officers of Glover Leaf camp,
1854, r. N. of A., which occurred il
Odd Fellows hall on Thursday e--en-
ing, January q, Mrs. Emily Richard
son being installing officer and Miss
Carrie Kammerer ceremonial mar
shall. Over 120 members and their
friends were present., the largest gath
ering ever held on like occasion.
After installation an interesting and
entertaining program of music and
recitations was enjoyed, following
which coffee and sandwiches, cream
and cake, were served. Mr.. Emmett
Hayes was present with his wonderful
zonophone, and gave a delightful con-
cert of classical and popular music,
including band and orchestra selec
tions, and vocal and instrumental so
los. Everybody enjoyed the evening
to their hearts content. and remarked
that such perfect general enjoyment
was rare. Guests were present from
| North Dakota, Keokuk, Mallard, Alex
andria, Mo-, Marine, Ill and LAGRANGE
Mo. This camp is having phenomen
al growth and has now over eighty
members, with new applications al
most every meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Walker of Ell
lendale, N. D., are visiting Mrs
Charles Walker and family. This is
only the second visit Fred has made
! III lWCdly -oOSCu yCdl o. anu VI Soul Se
he finds many changes for the better
| He is another Warsaw boy who IL
making good to a large extent.
On February /, Mr.. B. H. Heiman
will take full charge of the WARSAW
i Milling company's plant. He is {
practical miller Of many years ex
perience, and will keep Warsaw fioul
up to its usual standard His sol
4 Henry will, with Mr.. Kessler, hav,
charge of the office. Warsaw extend!
Ia warm welcome to this excellen
i family, and hopes they will be pleased
4 with their new home. Mr.. Charles
4 Albers and wife will leave early mex
month for Germany, and Mr.. Ed. AL
befs and wife will go to Idaho, wher,
Mr.. Albers has large land interests
Fortunately. they will still make thei
home in Warsaw.
The concert and reading by Giffen'
Troubadours, given Friday evening a
Sanger hall, for the benefit of WARSAW
camp, $40, M. w. A., was we'll attend
ed. and with the dance that followed
music by the Troubadours-f FURNISHED
en- evening of unalioyed pleasure t,
those who attended.
The young people of the Sacred
/ Heart church gave euchre party il