The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-13
The Warsaw Gsae City
Warsaw, ILL.,, Dec. Is, 1912

secretary, Erie Anderson; treasurer.
Edgar Hamburger: worthy chaplain,
David Hendricks; worthy conductor, |
Guy Fairfax; inner guard. Isaac
Shuster; outer guard. Chas Zobel; |
trustees, Gerry Stuckwish. Ed, Ketter-
er, DR.. w L. Winnard physician. DR.. /
Hatehins.
On Saturday, Dec. 21st from to 2 /,
p m. Santa Claus will hold his usual
reception at the usual place where he
expects to greet all of his little
friends and give them each present. /,
after which, to the music OF toy horns
and drums, they will parade Main
street, finishing with Santa taking
seat in Main street window.
Warsaw greatly appreciates the re
publication in the cate City OF Dec.
IL, fourth page, OF Mr.. JOS Fry's ar.
t1cie on THE Qualifications of Seed
Corn" which first appeared in the
Scientific American of Sept. IT. 1910,
and few days later was republishh-
ed In the Gate City. It's re-appearance
now, may be of value to our farmers
In showing how to select the best
seed, and of course get the best re-
suits for their labor. Every farmer
should read and study the article for
Mr.. Fry is recognized expert
! Saturday, Dec. IA will be free day
for farmers and their families at
"Dreamland,' moving pictures, also
Saturday, Dec. 81, thanks to the liber.
allty Of Main street business and pro.
fessional men.
me HUFF property on the corner of
Second and Main streets, at the top
4 OF the hill. has been sold to Henry
Strlckler of Keokuk The house is
one OF the oldest in Warsaw and in
olden days was a hotel; it was known
as the Germack property before Mr..
Fluff became the owner 1t is to be
hoped that Mr.. Strickleri will put
, up some houses to rent on the lots.
Bertrand r. McMahan OF Seattle
Wash. eldest son of J. C. McMahan
OF Wythe, is visiting home folks and
may be here week or so. He Is in
fine health and likes the far west
I. f. Patterson returned from
! the supervisors meeting at Carthage
Wednesday night.
/ Henry Kretchmar, who owns ;
farm near town, has bought of Mar.
e Froehling of Warsaw a lot on Cha,
street, west Of Second and will bull,
/. five room bungalow tlereon In TIN
spring; he will put in the foundation
9 at once If weather will permit.
Acorn Camp 455 and Glover Lea
9 Camp 1854 r. N. of A., went to Kec
kuk last evening as guests of Eurek
/, camp the latter having class to ir
8 itiate; after the ritualistic work,
bountiful supper was enjoyed. DR..
;e pared as only Eureka could do /
Eureka camp always gives you ever,
u thing that's good to eat, and the
some as both camps have repeated
d had reason to testify. TIE trolle
a. company could not hold the last ca
for the comps homeward trip, b,
al they sent cars after them, which wa
just as we'll
Warsaw's Honor to the Swiss.
4. Rev. j. Nuesch of Keokull, a natiy
N of Switzerland, invites all his countr
men of Warsaw and vicinity to taxi
l.. part at the public mems meeting SUI
n. day. December Is, 200 p. M, at IL
hall of the Evangelical church in Wa
saw. The speaker, who has served
the Swiss army of ancient fam
would like to see a large number
II his countrymen, whether they
church members or not, among Il
!, audience to shake hands with the1
His theme will be: Sketches of Il
an Military Social and Religious Life
the Swiss Republic Singing by Il
l.. mems choir. After the close of Il
az lecture the question box will be ope
ed Any question will be discusse
~. whether touching upon the topic
the discourse or otherwise. Ever
, body is invited to attend, especial
strangers, who will be made to feel
~ home The meeting begins at q:
p. m.
Rev Mary Merely delivered an
teresting free lecture on Temp,
ance." last evening at the Presbyt'
!, ian church.
q r. o. Marsh has returned frc
Washington, D. c., whittier he we
- to present his bridge bill before &C
sress. It's fate will not be known t
:. awhile
9. BAD NEGRO GETS A
~ LONG VACATTO