The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-01
The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw, ILL, Oct. |. 1912

Misses Minnie and Lulu Hartman
| left for st. Louis Friday on the steam
er Dubuque, to visit relatives.
The fltering plant of the water.
works Is nearing completion, and
detailed description of the same will
soon appear in these columns. The
water pipe for the extension of the
system to the shoe factory will arrive
this week
Miss Hattie Wolfenberger is teach
ing the Franklin school, south of War
saw.
Mr.. Jos. G. Rush, artistic public
sign board painter, has erected two
large advertising signs ten feet high,
one at Mallard and the other at the
white church. east OF town, both adj
vertising our merchants and calling
attention particularly to Warsaw as a
good place to trade. He says there
are fully fifty advantageous points
around Warsaw where boards could
be erected, and all could direct the
farmer and the stranger to Warsaw as
the best place to trade. Mr.. Rush is a
l UoOoCOA VI UoOSlStS duu Will prove q
valuable help to Warsaw as he pro-
poses to make this his home He is
an affable, educated young gentle
man, one whom it is great pleasure
to meet. He is planning some sur,
prises for our people and only asks
their cordial assistance in boost
/ ing the town that is soon to receive
| great help from the Industrial district
to be opened north of her, portion
of which is within Warsaw's limits.
o. o. Tanner has erected bake
house in the rear of his model bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Albers are in
Dietrich, Idaho, looking after their
farming interests near there
B. Frank Marsh has returned to his
ranch near Fridley, Mont.
4 Miss Grace Edwards is vocal in.
structor in the Christian college in
Canton, Mo. The enrolment of pupils
is the largest in ten years.
Thos. NJ. Link has purchased the
McMahan transfer line and has unit
ed with the MCGEE line, the two men
often having more than they can
handle. An auto truck delivering
goods in any part of either KeokuS
or Warsaw, ought to pay soon in these
stirring times
Warsaw friends regret to note that
Harry Choate, the old time famous
actor, who had many friends here, has
again fallen victim to the demon
drink.
4 Rev. A. e. Popping OF the M. e.
{! church, has removed to Stillwell, hav-
ling been recently appointed by con-
4 ference in charge of Stillwen and Chill
|; churches. His successor here has
! not yet been appointed.
! Mr.. Rush painted the big banners
for the autos advertising the fall cele-
bration.
i The annual mission festival at st.
4 Johns Evangelical church will be
held Sunday, October 10. Among the
speakers invited are Rev. J. Jams of
Suffer, president of this district, and
i Rev w. Kreis of Donnellson.
4 The mems club of the lutheran
Il church will hold it's regular monthly
meeting at Concordia hall on Tues
i day evening, Oct. /, at 8 o'clock Adj
dresses by Professor Fairfax. T. F.
Patterson and others; fine musical
/ program with new piano.
i Representatives of Swift & Co.,
packers, Chicago, recently inspected
a tract of land south of lower Warsaw,
as to it's availability as site
for a plant; they were pleased with
the lay of the land.
i Professor Chas. E. Merriam, instruc-
4 tor In Chicago University, and candi-
date for United States senator, on the
i progressive ticket, will address the
people in the interests of the third
party movement on Saturday night,
October ~. He is an eloquent and
forceful orator, and is a clean man in
every way and should have a big
audience. Judge l.. Y. Sherman, re-