The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-28
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL.,, Oct. 2S, 1913.

Mrs. w. Ross Kirkbride presented
her husband with beautiful bouncing
boy on Friday night. Ross Is walking
ON air in consequence, and is the hap
piest man In town.
A. ]. Frank and wife have returned
from an extended visit in Wycoff,
Mimi, and report delightful time.
Rev. J. Forbes Mitchell win resign
his pastorate OF st. Pauls Episcopal
church, Warsaw, and accept the posi-
Ition Of assistant rector Of st. PauFs
Episcopal church, Chicago, one of the
leading churches OF that city. He ex-
poets to leave for his new charge
about December l.
Last Saturday night Main street
would compare fayorably with Main
street in Keokuk as to hurry and
hustle of crowds in which our farmer
friends were conspicuous.
Rev. DR.. O. e. Krieg. president OF the
Central Wesleyan College of Warren
ton, Mo-, preached in the German NJ.
E. church Sunday morning and deliv-
cred lecture in English on The
Christian College," in the evening
Rev. w. F. Sipfie is the new pastor
of this church, succeeding Rev. Kas-
esike, who went to charge in Quin.
Icy.
! Quincy and Warsaw will soon rub
noses and the former will be "su
burb of Warsaw" thanks to the un
tiring efforts of our young fellow
townsman R. o. Marsh. Warsaw al
last will have the long hoped fol
southern outlet, and will no more be
snubbed by the oft-repeated flippan'
remark, ooh arsaw is down in {
pocket; she'll never be anything"
Jay P. Walker, i'll with typhoid few
er, in Tulsa, Okla, for several weeks
is reported improving; his mother
Mrs. Chas. Walker, is with him.
T. Frank Patterson has been ap
POINTED assistant general manager o
the Tri-State Traction Co.; wis,
choice for he Is competent rallroat
man of many years servicc.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wendell Sack Of Chi
cago, are here visiting Wendells pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Halsey X. Sack.
4 j. l.. Schram of the button factory
lis buying shells on the Kaskaskia riy
err; over 1000 tons are now on hanG
and this factory is veritable be
hive A number of large tanks cor
structed of cement will be added i
the spring to the wooden ones now i
use. These tanks are used for soal
/ ing the shells.
t The statue of Chief Keokuk erecte
c in Rand park, Keokuk, on Wednesda,
e was modelled from Warsaw clay b
/ Miss Nellie Walker, the Iowa soul
a ltress, a student of dorado Taft, til
great sculptor, who in his address
I took occasion to proudly note tn.
fact.
! Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Mayer la,
week enjoyed visit from their daug
; ter, Mrs. Carl Goodwin, and her so
il of Keokuk.
Mrs. Willis Bliesner and children
Rock Island are visiting her parent
Mr.. and Mrs Ehle, and her husband
] parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bliesner.
y. Wallace Moser accompanied h
u uncle, Robert P. Wallace, OF st. Lou
ie in his visit to home folks here, la
- week.
IS It is possible that the question
IS. the kind of white way to be
stalled on Main street will be settl
at the next meeting of the city coun
Tuesday, October 2S, when a numt
j of propositions will be considered.
w H. K, Louis of Hamilton, ILL.,, is
ry recent addition to the clerical fol
ut The ladies of the Church of
ed Sacred Heart will give their ann
Id chicken supper next Wednesday ev
IT. ing, October 20, from 8 to s oclo
supper has always been given dur
the Christmas holidays, but it \
- this year deemed best to give 1t Il
as there Is so much to attract dur
~ Christmas week. These suppers
"a always popular, as the tables liter,
- groan with good things giving
ay more than q quarters worth for y
mr.. money.
The big attraction at the op
house this season will be the pop,
Winninger Brothers Company, v
q that irresistible German coined
lei. Frank Winninger, as the leading
eye Our Frank" as he is called
ing Warsaw-The company will probe
in be here in February, and will b
US crowded houses, as they always
led three or more nights.
.ur- The news of Warsaw's prospec
railroad Is bound to attract stran,
to our city, to examine our ella
and our resources. and weigh War