The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-20
Home of Mrs. Anna E. Edwards suf.
fered Considerable Damage
Saturday Morning From
Flames.
BAZAAR AND SUPPER
Sixth Annual Poultry Show VIII Open
This Week and Continue
For Four
Days.

O'Clock this morning fire broke ogt in
the attic of the residence of Mrs. An
ma E. Edwards on Clark street, caus
ed by electric wires. The fire depart
ment was quickly on hand and the
chemical engine was at once in &C
ton, but owing to the location of the
fire it was at first hard to reach.
by water before the fire was under
control, it being confined % small
space in the roof. Mrs. Edwards feels
quite grateful to the dremen and
citizens generally, who SO nobly lent
their aid in her distress.
Damage to the house, especially the
interior of several rooms, one OF
which had just been repapered and
painted, and also the furniture, will
! amount to several hundred dollars,
but insurance covers it. This is the
| first fire Warsaw has had in more
| than year.
The two evenings, bazaar and sup
per, given by the ladies of the Pres
| byterian church, closed last night
with a handsome net sum ~ profit.
The crowd last night was the largest
of the two, the tables being filled
| five times. People from all the chur.
ches were present both nights, max
ing the affair a. social as we'll as
financial success All the articles IN
the bazaar were disposed of and or
ders left for some duplicates The
suppers both nights were excellent
and could not well have been excellet
even at a first-class hotel, and 25t
was the only charge.
The tables were beautifully dec
GRATED with carnations, chrysanthe
NUNS and smilaX. A fully equipped
kitchen with range, hot and cold wa
ter has recently been added to tn
\ church proving great and mucf
\ needed convenience. These social
h are an annual affair and are Away
\ given Just before Thanksgiving. Thi
N of 1910 breaks the record for success
\ H. E. Miller, for some months pas
\ engaged in building in the new tow
\ of Dietrich, Idaho, has returned hom'
\ and has sold his house to Harr.
\ Grant, and will leave with his ram
H ily for his new western home abou
Dec. 10Th. He is delighted will
\ Idaho and says all the towns ar
\ growing fast.
\ Miss Fannie Ayres, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. David Ayres of Wythe, re
ceived happy birthday surpris
H from crowd of young lady friend
4 ION her return home from Warsay
i last evening and was also presente
\ with handsome gold bracelet as
\ token of their love and esteem. A d.
\ lightful evening was spent.
II The Epworth League of the NJ.
Il church will hold a Home social wit
u --~r-am ord lunch in tho basenier
\ of the church on Tuesday evening
N .,efemDer u.
II The Sixth Annual Exhibition of tn
II Warsaw Poultry association. whic
III opens Nov and conunues four day
N bids fair to be the best ever attemp
HI ed by any society. Much interest
III side the county and state, and Il
III fact that W. G. wamock of Genes
III H., has been secured as judge Civ
I'LL general satisfaction among prospe
III tive exhibitors. Burlington, Fo
HI Madison,s Montrose and CarTeai
HI having concluded not to hold exhi|
HI tions, will aid greatly in makil
Hi Warsaw's show success. A lare
I'LL light and commodious room on Ma
I'LL street has been secured for the exl
I'LL bition. the best the association b
Hi ever had. This will be beautiful
lEA decorated and lighted. There will
HI three handsome silver cups to De co
I'LL peted for besides numerous ca
HI prizes. Chas Poar p president; W
III Erdmann, vice president; Harry
HI Bliesner, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
MI Henry Grebe, superintendent.
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