The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-07
POULTRY SHOW
FOR WARSAW
Annual Exhibit is Announced to be
Held There on The First
Days Of De-
cember.
MANY WARSAW ITEMS
Milling Company Has Purchased Ten
Thousand Bushels Of Wheat
to Turn Into
Flour.
MANY WARSAW ITEMS

WARSAW, Ill. Aug. 6.-Howard
Baker and family of Dillon, Montana
arrived Thursday evening and will
take up their residence in the Robt.
McMahan home.
On Saturday morning as Mr. Mitchell
Money of Ursa was coming to War
saw in an auto with his young son,
two daughters and chauffer, the
machine was overturned at the Excel
slor school house, caused by making
short turn under high speed, and
Mr.. Money had both bones of a
leg broken below the knee and one of
his daughters was rendered uncon-
scious and internally injured, the
auto falling on her. The others of
the party were not seriously injured
The auto was damaged.
DR.. Young anu DR.. Winnard of
Warsaw were quickly summoned and
the injured girl conveyed to the
home of Yves Ewing while Mr.. Nc
Ney was removed to his home in
Bascc.
Will o. Dennis, wife and baby, of
La Harpe, joined their daughter,
Nettie here Thursday, and will re-
main over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Ward, of
Peoria are visiting Mrs. Wards par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller.
Stock for the new bank has been
fully subscribed, and an organiza-
ton would have been effected on
Saturday, July 30th had not Mr.. j. S.
Prosser of Fayette, Mo-, been sud
denly called home by the illness of
his wife. He will doubtless be here
this week.
The Warsaw Poultry Association
will go Keokuk one better, and will
give its annual exhibition Nov. 80
and December 1, and 8. For this
gritty spirit much credit is due, for
there has been great lack of en-
enlargement and appreciation in re-
cent years. The officers are: Chas
Poar, president; VIM. Erdmann, vice
president; Harry F. Bleisner, secre-
tary-treasurer; VIM. Katz, assistant
treasurer. Executive committee: G..
Miller w. G. Warnock Genoseo
has been secured as Judge
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Dubois have
gone to Memphis, Mo-, where they
have bought a home.
A baseball nine from the Keokuk
Huiskamp Shoe Factory played a
nine from the Warsaw Huiskamp
factory at the fair grounds Saturday
afternoon
L. Fairfax, superintendent OF
schools, is spending his vacation in
Cedar Rapids, Nebr.
Miss Virginia Hammond has gone
to Montana to join Miss Helen May
er and Miss Ethel Brinkmann, who
are on their way home She will
spend week with friend in St.
Peter. MINI. on her way out.
Capt. VIM. DIPPED rejoices in the
recent advent Of little SON.
Salem German Presbyterian church
at Suffer will hold its annual mis-
sionfest Wednesday, Aug. "a.
July business on the I. P & w. at
this station shows a great increase
over last year.
Geo. T. Bott in Graham hospital,
Keokuk, is reported as daily improv-
ing and in few weeks will return
home.
The oat crop is heavy in this
vicinity, and is being rapidly market.
ed.
A number of Warsaw people are
making good money digging mussels
on the rapids short distance above
Keokuk. But few pearls have been
found and they are of small value.
Col Fl. B. Blood and grandson, Of
keokuk were Warsaw visitors Sat
urday.
Friday at $50 the mercury was 60
degrees.
Henry Mund OF Rocky Run, has
bought the John Bricker farm of 1876
acres for $4,000.
The Warsaw Milling Company has
bought 10000 bushels of wheat, oppo-
site OuuaWka