The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-21
MOVE LAUNDRY
TO KE0kUk
Warsaw Collar Cleaner With Over
Fifty Machines .has Been Sold
and Taken From
Town.
EPISCOPAL RECEPTION
Nearly Sixty Couple Present at a
Dance Given by st. Agnes Guild
on Last Saturday
Evening.
EPISCOPAL RECEPTION

WARSAW, ILL.,, Nov, 21.-The War
saw laundry lately purchased by
Henry Sanders from Frank Patterson,
is being removed to Keokuk today.
There is no more complete laundry
outside of the large cities, and War
saw regrets that it could not remain
here and be operated by a first-class
laundryman, for he would get plenty
of support. This plant has over so Of
the latest patent laundry machines.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. %, the
Girls Club will give a dance in Odd
Fellows hall. Music by Agnes Keo-
kuk orchestra.
Walter Dross is again on deck at the
old stand on Main street, and looks
as clipper as ever.
The T. p. & w. railroad engineers
completed their weeks labors here
Saturday night; they surveyed five
different routes. The choice of the
officials, if choice is made, will fall
on the route least expensive and of
greatest utility. The General feeling
among business men is, that It would
mutually benefit both railroad and
city for this change to be made, and
the hope is expressed that it may be
brought about in some satisfactory
wav before very long
The Young Peoples Sodality Of the
Catholic church will give another card
party Thursday evening, Nov. %, at
the Catholic school house on Webster
street.
Every November the ladies of the
Presbyterian church hold bazaar and
chicken pie supper in the basement
OF the church for two nights. This
year the dates are Thursday, Nov. %
and Friday. Nov. "a, chicken pie sup
per the first night and oyster supper
the second night. The bazaar will be
he'd in the ch~rch parlors. These
suppers are an event of the season
and always draw crowds of people o
all churches eager to spend theil
quarter for the good things prepared
and also to help a worthy cause.
| A very enjoyable affair was the re
ception and dance given by st. Agnes
Guild of the Episcopal church, War
saw, on Saturday evening. November
Is. The hall was decorated in red ant
green, the regimental colors of the
/, Gordon Highlanders of the British
army, of which regiment Rev. Johr
! Forbes Mitchell the present rector o
the church, was member. Misse.
/ Olivia and Florentine Giller, Therest
De- liam, Helen Mayer, Marie Worthe1
and Helen Bardens superintendent the
decorating Those present We're re
eeived by MI. and Mrs R. o. Marsh
Rev. Mitchell, Mr., w. c. Marsh ant
Mr.. NJ. T. Hunt.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the evening, the Boy Scouts as
sisting. Nearly sixty couples wer,
present, and an unusually enjoyable
evening was spent. Much interest wal
manifested in the entertainment b.
the older members of the church ant
their friends, and quite number o
them were present. This dance inaug
urated series of similar entertain
ments in contemplation for the white
season, through which it is hoped t.
interest the young people Of WARSAW
in the social features Of the church.
/ Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, Miss L. Brady
and Mr.. Carter, of Keokuk, and mum
Der of assistant engineers of the Mis-
sissippi River Power company. Thos,
present from Warsaw included, MI
and Mrs. William Hill, Capt and Mrs
Frank Meyers, Mrs. ]. B. Worthen
Mr. and Mrs. McFerran, Mr.. and Mrs
John Giller, Mrs. H. G. Ferris, Mrs
/ Bardens, Mrs. HI. A. Brinkman, Mrs
NJ. T. Hunt.
1 Music was furnished by Agne'
orchestra.
/ County Judge j. Arthur Baird o
Carthage was calling on WARSAW
friends today.
The Boy Scouts are prospecting un
! der the direction of Scout Maste
Mitchell: they are fortunate to hav
such a teacher H.
Albert Colson and wife have sold a
auction a portion of the household ell
fects and have taken rooms over tn
post office where they will reside
while Mr.. Carlson assists Mr.. Tame
for the next two months. Mr.. Colsol
is No. / baker and his place will b
hard to fill.
There was chimney fire at the HON
of John Klingel, the butcher, Sunda,
morning, that at one time becam
quite serious, and threatened the de
struction of the house, but the promp
action of the fire laddies extinguishe,
it with small loss, which was cover
ed by insurance.
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Bright Child.