The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-14
Harvey Stock Company Played to
Standing Room Only and
Left Good I'm.
preston.
TIE WARSAW NEWS
water Power News is Received With
Delight by the Many Boosters
Of That Little
Place.

WARSAW. ILL.,, Nov. 14.-Mr. j. w.
Lowry, for some time in the plumb
inc business here, will remove with
his family to Quincy soon. Mr.. A. E.
Powell of the Narsa-. Plumbing and
Heating Co., has rented the flat to
be vacated by Mr.. Lowry. Mr.. Rowell
comes here from Ohio, drawn by the
prospects held out BY the water pow
er: he and his family will receive
the glad hahd and are most heartily
! welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Albert have re-
turned from Dietrich, Idaho, after a
prolonged stay. Mr. Albers has bust
ness interests near there.
Election day was hcsed for it's
excellent order.
Warsaw is delighted with the late
water power news given in Sundays
Gate City, though there are some
people who say it will never be-
people too, who are given credit for
actually having common sense. They
don't think Warsaw has any right to
expect one dollars worth of benefit
from the dam, if they should be dis
appointed by it's being built, but time
will tell and they will be the first to
jump into the banu wagon when the
concrete work starts next spring.
The dam cranks' can afford to pa
tiently endure their knocking.
Fred Vorn.sahl and j. T. Battels
have gone to Hot Springs, Ark, the
latter to spend the winter.
DR.. Frank Crane, the noted and
popular lecturer and author, will be
the next entertainer on the lyceum
couse, appearing in the opera house,
Dec. 18th. This will be the third num-
Der on the course.
Fred s. Rattermann has gone to
Peoria on business.
Koon Bernhard received word on
n Friday of the death of his mother in
Il Quincy, at an advanced are.
The protracted meetings at the
B German NJ. E. church will be contlnu.
q ed another week.
q On Friday evening, last, the popu.
Il lar favorites, the Harvey stock Co.,
played to standing room only" pre-.
senting that play of most absorbing
interest "Ishmael. At it's conclu-
q sion the orchestra gave a dance in
Il the Odd Fellows hail. which was well
4 attended, many of our leading fami
lies being present as spectators while
the floor was well filled with dane
Il ers. The dance broke up at $50 a. m
and was most enjoyable for the music
n was superb. Saturday matinee the
house was filled at 10c a seat, ne
reserves. Tempest and Sunshine was
repeated by request.
Saturday night the three-act drama
The Struggle for Gold" or "Tht
Boss of the Ranch" was presented be
fore a .arge and enthusiastic audi
ence, and the companJ babe farewell
to Warsaw friends, but return dat
will be played when grand ovation
awaits these peerless actors. The!
spent Sunday in Warsaw in whicl
little city they are delighted, ant
went from here to Pittsfield, Ill
where they play weeks stand be
lore taxing up their resldehce
Peoria where they will play in tn
Main street opera house the balanc
4 OF the season.
Rev Eismann who has been assis
Ing Rev. Kasiske in revival work a
the German M. E. church, mas re
turned to his home in Nauvoo.
Prof. Wheelers' orchestra will 500
begin practicing for a grand concel
to be given before Christmas.
The orchestra of the Harvey Stoc
Co. gave dance at Odd Fellow
hall Immediately after the play Fir
day night
DR.. j. w. Blan of Hamilton was
Warsaw visitor last week.
There will be a number of bus
ness changes on Main street befor
Jan l, and of course for the better