The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-06-12
EXPECTS BENEFIT
FROM ELECTION
Warsaw Wishes She Could Vote To-
day on the Franchise PROPOSE
ton Which Is So
Important.
MRS. BRAWNER DEAD
Mrs. NJ. Nagel Entertained Party Of
Literary and Artistic Men at
Her Home at
Cedareroft.
t MRS. BRAwNER DEAD

cedareroft.
WARSAW, H., June 80. C. De
Souchet of Chicago, formerly in the
lumber business here, is visiting rela-
tives in Warsaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. White Jr., went
over to Wayland, Mo-, in their auto
Friday, returning in the evening
4 Mayor NJ. G. Eckbohm was dele
gate to the interurban railway meeting
in Quincy. There was large repre-
sentation of the various towns inter
ested, and much enthusiasm shown.
and determination that the Quincy
and Niota Interurban Railway should
be built The length of the road was
estimated at rs miles and cost at ST.
100000, one half of which should be
raised by subscription, and bonds is
sued for the balance. Estimates were
submitted as to cost of building, cost
and manner of equipment, expense OF
} maintenance, ETC., and also possible
income derived. Quincy, Mendon, Ell
: derville, Elvaston, Niota. Carthage,
( Hamilton, Warsaw, Nauvoo and Pow
2 elton would be stations on the new
!, road.
0 George Bellersheim OF Springfield,
a but formerly of Warsaw, now handling
9 large insurance business, Is visiting
q friends here.
l. w. P. Eaton of Ursa was a Warsaw
d visitor Friday. He was formerly farm
It ing near here but for a number OF
:. years has been successfully engaged
e in fishing for the eastern market, Mis-
e sissippi river fish having great name
e east.
g The annual picnic of the Lutheran
n church and schools will be held Thurs
S day, June 18th, at the usual place, the
e fair grounds 1t goes without saying
1t that weather permitting, 1t will be a
'e social and financial success.
C Mr.. Harry G.. Cooke and Miss Emma
At Miller of Los Angeles, Cal, will leave
II for home Monday. Mr.. Cookies visit
IS here was for the purpose of disposlne
of such of his household effects as he
ID did not want and shipping the balance
N Warsaw's postmaster Nj. t. Hunt
e has had his salary raised from s1,6ol
y to s1,T00.
g F. C. Alderman, manager of the
0f Martin Uncle Toms Cabin troupe, !!
home for the summer, after yer,
Ill successful season on the road.
Is Mrs. John w. Parker OF Peoria. Il
er here. the guest Of her sister, Mrs
lie Chas. Moiller.
We Warsaw expects to be benehtted D.
ut the adoption of the new railway AM
electric franchise which Keokuk vii
= vote on today, and she wishes she ma
few votes to make victory atu
Q stronger Keokuk has the chance o
en- her life, and certainly will not throw
- away.
10 Mrs. M. Nagel, at her home, Cedar
croft" delightfully."- entertained pa
ty of noted people, assisted by ner sol
iIs Moan Frank Nagel, of Highland Par
oie Musical Conservatory, Des MONIES, la
an "Wednesday last The party consls
lts cd IN DIR. e. Walter. Barr of Keoku
ns and a party of distinguished peopi
he who have been his guests the pas
waek as follows: George Fitch, M
we Tor 6 n. Byers Of Iowa, j. n. Dariln
I'VE Joi - ,rs.aa iowa and DR. w /
sht VI Des 30 xnov College. DR.. Bal
A and a brother-in-law bought sever
acres each adjoining Cedarcrolt
which they propose to erect suouroa
ros,dences The view of the river
BUS tbis noint is superb, one of the nne
.;+as cor home on this side OF u
eh' river.
Ioye,s ideal New City" pretty
ant naner hit impracticable, has receive
setback at DALLAS City by the lndu
trial Club when 1t was discoveieu w
'ed, lots in the city must pc SOLO peio
lily, the acre property could be bought
l, which said lots were plated. Warsa
coma months ago turned down the pr
loot being the first town around mel
annroached on the subject "afsd
ula NAV be slow but she was quick ehou
~ coo there was nothing but not
in this project, and the wonder is th
3. - any substantial, level-headed pc
nile bit at the bait.
Word comes to friends here OF
Ally, birth of a daughter TO MIS- MAJ
sn't MYERS of st. Louis, who was pelo
ooor her marriage Miss Hunt, daughter
IVA, the late DR.. T. B. Hunt.
Whit Lennon is home after an
sence Of nearly year and will try a
recuperate in the country
here Mrs. Julia Brawner Is dead from
fast herculosis after an illness of over
raw year, She died at the nome OF
red aunt, Mrs Emily A. Knox, In this CT
gger aged 50 years, 10 months and IA da
She was the daughter of Mr.. and NJ
John Hill. long residents of this Co
ty. and was born on farm near I
the city. She leaves two sisters,
the Joshua Cochran of Wythe, and Mrs.
: de- % Cochran of Hamilton. and