The daily Gate City., 1912-02-09
WARSAW GETS
POSTAL BANK
Ono to be Established There REt no
Great Rush Of Business Is
Expected to Be
Handled.
o. P. B. CLUB GIVE PARTY
Party Given During the Week BY Girls
Club Proved to be Most
Delightful
Affair.
o. P. B. CLUB GIVE PARTY

WARSAW, H., Feb. s--Miss Emily
Hill left for Beaver Dam, Wis, to visit
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. An |
drew HILL
The freshmen class of the high
school surprised Paul Dory Wednes-
day evening, it being his 18th birth
day They presented him with hand |
some fountain pen. Music and games
eniivened the evening and dainty re-
freshments were served.
The Canton basket ball team will
play a match game with Warsaw's
First Team, on Friday, Feb. 10th, at
Sanger Hall. The latter team, COM
posed of young men should not be con-
1 founded with the team partly COM
posed of boy scouts.
Mrs. B. Frank Marsh will leave on
Monday for her home in Montana, af-
ter a pleasant visit with her parents.
! February 18th the "Old Folks" will
give Sheet and Pillow-Case Party
in Sanger hall. A jolly time will no
doubt be enjoyed.
Blind Boone, the famous pianist,
and his concert company of singers,
will appear at the opera house next
4 Tuesday.
Il company closed a successful four
s nights engagement, repeating Monday
4 nights bill. "a German Gentleman, 4
for the benefit of those who were not
able to be present Monday evening.
Every seat was taken and the interest
as great as before. Many attended the
second presentation who saw the first.
Good houses have greeted this COM
pany every night, and our people feel
.. favored at being SO royalty entertain
ed, and assure the company and its
!. genial head always q warm welcome
The troupe appeared in Fort Madison
, F'ridayFsnight.
. The o. P. B. club (not the 500.club)
!, gave q leap year party Wednesday
. night at Odd Fellows hall, Agnes or
! chestra furnishing the music. The fol
!. lowing young ladies gave the party:
q Misses Helen Mayer, Hilda Hoffman
Ethel Ehlebe, Mary Baird, Emily Hill
inGEGSd 1JdlicLd. uitti SllNC, - Qllc 4'lS
! Ferran, Florentine Giller Olivia Giller
/ + and Marie Worthen. There were sc
!. couples in attendance, fourteen OF
these coming from keokuk by special
trolley car.
!, The hall was beautifully decorated
!. with red crepe paper festoohs with
!, red hearts interspersed, the work OF
i, the young ladies. The programs also
were red hearts, and contained a list
;. of twenty popular dances, two of then
:, mems choice. The grand march start
!. ed at $3.50 p m. Dancing began a
9:45, continuing until / a. m. The par
). ty was a grand success, being one o
!, the most elegant full dress affairs ev
: er given in Warsaw, and reflect.
: great credit on the young ladies who
:, SO we'll played their part. Late in tht
= evening the genial Frank Winninge
: was welcome visitor for short time
After short illness Mrs. Edwart
: Grimpe died Thursday, Feb. 8, at 3 p
: IN. of quick consurptiop. She leave
II a husband and little daughter
Warsaw has been honored as a sta
tion for a postal savings bank, but
< is not probable that the clerical fore
n of the postoffce will be greatly rushe,
y by the added duties.
y Frozen water pipes are being thav
n ed out by electricity under the diree
n ton of Manager Nesbit of the electri
70 light plant.