The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01
Mrs. Tucker WIN Give Her Recital a,
Warsaw for the Benefit OF the
Episcopal Church
Guilds.
VETERAN WILL TALK
Charles A. Warner to Deliver Addre.,
- Men's Meeting on Sunday
and Relate War Es-
perlences.

WARSAW. Dec. The guilds OF
s. PANS Episcopal church have en-
gagged Mrs Coihngwood Tucker of
Keokuk to give one OF her delightful
and popular recitais for their benefit
ON Monday. December 4th, az the
opera house Mrs fuckers repertoire
Is rich and varied. consisting OF the
old tine negro melodies, spiritual,
plantation and others that are rarely
heard by any singer but her Our
people, some OF whom have heard her
IN Keokuk, are sure OF a delightfully."-
rich and sparkling treat, and the fair
ginger should have a packed house, as
she doubtless VIII. Mrs. Tucker has
a voice OF much power and sweetness,
combined With charming stage pres
ense that at once wins her audience.
Seats were placed on sale Thursday,
November Both, at Brinkman's drug
store.
Miss Silvia Gibson of Burnside, H.,
Miss Maude Nelson OF Blandinsvilie,
Mr.. Lee Lasswell of Fort Madison and
Mr. Orrin Denton of Hamilton spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Evelyn Long.
checker
Mr.. Echbohm is installing two bath
rooms and closet outfits in the Adams
house. This popular hosiery will al
30 be painted within and without
The Warsaw basket ball teams No.
1 and No. 2 are practicing for match
games with two Carthage teams,
which will be played in Carthage ear
ly In December
The Lutheran church next Sunday
will celebrate the beginning of a new
church year, and also observe the
first Sunday in Advent. In the eve
ming the services will be in English.
There will also be special music
which will be q treat as the church
mas a large choir of young people with
trained voices, under the Leadership
of Prof Erdman Beginning next
Wednesday evening the church viii
hold services every Wednesday eve.
ming until Christmas. On Thanksgiv-
ing night the choir gave an oyster
supper from 3 to p. m, in the as
sembly hall of the new echool build
ing
DR.. H K. Givens of Fayette, No,
and 8frs W K Chorn of Jefferson
City, Mo, arrived Saturday evening
for brief visit with sfr. and Mrs.
]. 8. Prosser. DR.. Givens is Mrs.
Prosser's father.
Warsaw has music store that is
the eaual Of many stores Of the kind
fn large cities It handles first class
pianos and graphophones and all OF
THE high class music of the day, az
we'll as reghme.
Geo. Neinert VIII soon open res
Aaarant ON Main street above Fourth
IN the Hoppe building.
anss JEAN Crawford OF the II. VI
A offices in Rock Island. WIN visit
aome folks this week.
A veteran Of the Civil war. DR..
Ghas. A. Werner. has kindly consent
ed to speak at the public mems meet
ing Sunday, December 3rd, at 2:So D.
m, at the hall OF the German Evangel.
zeal church. His theme will be Per.
sonsf Experiences In the Civil War"
The maIe choir will sing. All are vel
come A special Invitation is extend.
ed TO the veterans OF the great war.
After the address, those veterans
present, are invited to entertain the
meeting by telling their experiences.
Prof Damon's Musical Comedy Co.
arrived on time and gave good
entertainment as It IS strong com
pany and well and favorably known.
Mrs. John Hess, mother of Mrs.
Park Hess, the Lima mail carrier,
died at her home near Lima on Tues
day morning after an illness of three
years. The cause of her death was
disease Of the liver, She leaves hus.
band and several grown children.