The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-08-04
ORDINATION IN
St. PAUL S CHURCH.
FIRST Service 81 the Kind At Tho War.
saw House o. Worship In the
Past Twenty-Five
Years.
MILLION BLACKBIRDS
Warsaw Lost Old Settlers Meeting BY
.akNot Having Delegate at
the Confer
enee.

L. Young, who conducts the only no.
tel In La Harpe, Is a Warsaw visitor
today, and is shaking hands with his
many friends. He came over in an
auto with Mr.. Porter OF La Harpe and
Mr.. Brown. Of Peoria. Mr.. Young
was formerly proprietor OF the Adams
House, and removed to La Harpe over
year ago He reports unbounded
success in his business, and shows
his prosperity in his face.
Mrs. George Geitz presented her
husband with a seven pound boy
August LIST.
The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ.
E. church will hold a market on Sat
urday, August 9Th, at the grocery
store Of H. H. Grant.
Thomas Murray and daughter, Miss
May, OF Montrose, Iowa, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Crane
this week. Mr.. Murray and Dr. ]. E.
Johnston OF Warsaw are old friends,
and were bill clerks at the same desk
for a number of years in the freight
office OF the Keokuk & Des Moines
railway at Keokuk, and had not met
since Mr.. Murray's marriage in Keo.
kuk Sc years ago. Their meeting
was naturally a most enjoyable one
The first and second patrols OF Boy
Scouts Of Warsaw met with DR.. Da
wilson. scout master, and Mr.. Mitchell
scout commissioner for Oklahoma, on
Saturday last and enjoyed fine drill
and an address by Mr.. Mitchell.
Misses Catherine and Mabel Crane
left Thursday morning for a months
vacation up north. They will visit
Milwaukee and Green Bay, Wis, the
latter city their old home. They will
also. visit an uncle in lola, Mich, ant
their brother, Robert and wife, II
Hilbert. Wis. Mrs. John Murray ant
little daughter, Maud. and Miss May
Murray Of Monroe. Iowa. accompanied
them as lar as Peoria.
c. M. Wheeler OF Carthage was {
Warsaw visitor this week. He reports
business good:
Millions OF blackbirds passed ovel
Warsaw at a. m. Thursday.
Prof. L. Fairfax Is home after al
extended visit in Nebraska.
Warsaw lost the opportunity of Sc
curing the Old Settlers reunion thi!
year by not having a delegate at tn,
preliminary meeting of the committe,
IN Carthage. Dallas City was the sue
cessful bidder.
Seventy-fve thousand dollars viii
be expended in river Improvement
between here and Keokuk. Dredg'
boats are working now.
DR.. Matte has converted the sec
ond story OF his Office building int
an up-to-date fat
Mrs. Theo. Heberling, long con
fined to her bed by illness, is now abl
to walk a little on crutches.
st. Louis and Chicago apple buyer
are here prospecting.
Miss Flora Parker Of Peoria, ha
returned home, accompanying the Mis-
Crane Thursday morning.
Last Sunday morning was held TIL
first ordination services in st. Paul
church for twenty-five years, whel
Messrs. w. Ernest Mann Of Kewane
and Richard Bolton OF Lewistowl
were admitted to the order OF deacons
by the Right Rev. NJ. Edward Fawcet
OF Quincy, assisted by Rev. j. Tho
Murrish, OF CISCO, Ill.,, Rev. DR.. David
son, pastor Of st. Paul's. and Rev. W
A. Brince of Quincy, The music b
St. Pani's choir, was ably assisted b.
DR.. John w. Marsh of Keokuk an
julius K. Eymann, violinist.
Judge and Mrs. G. E. Wallace ar
snngly located in their handsome ney
home fronting the. park. The Wa
lace Hotel. Just vacated by them, ha
been reopened by Mrs Clara Hopkini
assisted by her son, Harry.
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