The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-19
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw. Ill, May Is, 1912

There was dancing party at ODD
Fellows hall. Friday night given b,
few of our young men. About twenty
couples were present and an enjoy
able evening was spent: Eymann't
orchestra furnished the music. The
young men will probably give one q
these parties every two weeks during
the summer
Mr.. John Giller is improving and Z
serious termination OF the injury tc
his foot, is thought to have been
averted
Mr.. Jos. P. Campbell is suffering
from what is said to be cancerous
sore. on his cheek, and it is endanger.
ing his left eye.
Mr.. Charles L. Unglaub of Carthage
Was Warsaw visitor today. He re
ports increasing interest in Warsaw's
mineral water. wherever 1t has been
tried.
Vice President ]. S. Prosser OF the
Farmers National bank, has gone for
a short visit TO Fayet1e, Mo-, and
will return with his wife and baby,
who have been there several weeks.
Mr.. A. H. Worthen is again at his
store, after several days absence on
account OF Illness.
In view of the near approach Of the
completion of the water power dam,
the question was some months ago
asked by tanner: VIII the dam
supply us farmers with light, heat and
power for all purposes about the
house and farm, by means Of the
transmission line. near which we live?
Ii so, there is lot of us fellows that
would like to hitch on Again, to-
day, a citizen asked will the dam
heat our houses If so, there are a
lot OF our people who are going to put
furnaces in their homes this coming
fall, who had better wait until this
question can be properly answered
There is no doubt that when the wat.
er power is completed, that 1t may be
possible to secure power to do all
kinds OF farm work, Including blowing
besides enabling the farmers wives
to cook for threshers in comfort, and
not be overheated by a gasoline OF
wood range. These comforts may not
he available for several years, and
even not at all, but the fact that the
questions are asked, shows the in
terest the people are taking in the
great project, and that they are think
ing; however the demand for power
may eventually be greater than the
dam can supply, and the water power
company may want to reserve it for
CITY lighting. manufacturing and in
Iterurhan railways
Judge Geo. A Cook, democratic can
didate for reelection as judge OF ths
supreme court, was looking after hi
fences In Warsaw Saturday.
DR.. Thos. A. Hartley returned Frida.
night from Springfield, H., where h
attended two days. Thursday and FIR!
day, of the weeks session OF the I'll
fnois State Dental society. There wer
about 500 delegates present. The nev
Leland Hotel was headquarters for tn
society, and all the clinics were he'll
there, the Sunshine" parlor being sc
aside for the latter purpose. TIL
meetings were held in the Congregs
tionaI church Illinois leads the Who'll
/ United States for bright stars in tn
dental armament, who are quoted a
authority the world over. The Sc,
: sion was intensely interesting and il
structive, and Springfield was as usus
to the front in entertaining her guest
| DIR. Henry Whipple of Quincy wa
elected secretary of the society for til
ensuing year.
Warsaw has great faith in Stone
Webster, but realizes that they hay
their hands full with improvement {
Keokuk utilities, which of cours
must come first. and yet, our peopl
very much desire that one improv
ment be made here at once, and the
is an early morning car to Keokuk s
that parties who work there and liy
here, may get to work by o'clock.
The Nauvoo Rustler, speaking of tn
removal Of the trolley track from 1t
street, remarks Warsaw is losing II
uptown trolley connections and her
after will be compelled to hoof II
way to the leyee to catch a car fc
Keokuk or Hamilton" Why, NJ
, Rustler, where have you been, induii
ing in Rip Van Wrinkle sleep? 70