The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-02-17
The Warsaw Gate CITY
Warsaw. ILL.,, February IL. 1918.

1S0W, A1f., CT
wassaw was fun of farmer attracted
by the fine moving picture show, 1:sa
n. m. and ESQ <. m, al Drsamiand
electric theatre This was the thiro
free Saturday givsr by the business
men 10 the farmer and their fami
Hes and as a 1radegest It Is sue
cess, the same as The two preceding
Saturdays. Hftching places on streets
and alleys were at 8 premium. though
many farmers came in in their auto
mobiles. On Saturday. March S, not
10th, as has heen previously stated,
NJ c. Eckhohn VIII also make Dream
land free TO farmers and their fami-i
alton of various kinds Of farm ma
chinery. Warsaw is getting back
some OF her farmer trade and will
keep it.
There viii be ! meeting in the city
hall Monday evening. Feb. "a. of all
citizens interested in baseball. Our
boys made wonderful record in
1912, losing only two games out of
twenty-three, and they no doubt win
beat their record this rear for we.
have some OF the best players ont
side of the league
Mr. ]. E. Shoemaker IS back from
Sterling, H.. Just remaining over
Sunday He denies in toto that he
was lured here when he located his
press here, by any OF our people. or
thai he was misled by any false rep
reservations, but came here with his
eyes vide opsn, knowing that other
papers had been here before him and
failed He does not blame q single
person IN Warsaw for his locating
here
Ed Kuse. owner OF Dreamland. has
purchased Ford auto. 1918 model
Asaph Hammond. aged is. eldest
son OF N, Standish Hammond Of
Wythe. was knocked down and ram
pied by : COW on his fathers farm
Friday breaking his collar hone
and several ribs He Eas unconscious
for some time His injuries while
serious are not necessarily fatal IN
less 1t is proven he was injured IN
senally- He was resting fairly vel
at last reports
Il develops sha- Miss Ellen CuIiene
who was murdered and her house
burned over her. left thirty-ihree
heirs, most OF them cousins residing
in ireland. There are sss acres in
her estate. appraised at So, 600.
Mr. ]. s Prosser OF the Farmers
National bank, Is candidate for alder
man Of ne first ward on The demo
cratic ticket
Rsv. J. Forbes Mitchell IS preach
ing series OF practical heart ser
mons that should eadear him not only
10 his parishioaers but 10 the public
Al large Las SUNDAY morning. FEB.
2. his subject was Charity or Chris
-iaa Love Feb 18TH II viii be
What is Truth - Feb. asrd, -Ths
Religion Of Jesus Christ Rev Nit
chell believes II the fellowship OF
Christ and tae true hru.ne-hood OF
man and that We should put away All
sslffshnsss and jealousy aud strive 10
make this earth as near Ike q heay-
en- as Ne can, the little time ne re-
main here
The engineer corpz OF he Trfstate
Traction Co reached Q4-ncy Thurs
day and arrangements are nov being
made for proper terminals. The IN
tire locks bright for ms road and
everybody in tom and country IS
giving il The glad hand
Mrs R o. Marsh. president Of the
Parish Guild of 81 Paul's Episcopal
church will entertain the Guild We'd
nssday. Feb r. Al s.3g m Plans
viii be talked over at that meeting
Tor 3 bazaar % ae held some time
after Easter
The mems committee Of 81 Paurs
charsa has engaged Prot Frank FuI-
Ter O Keokas 70 fnstruc he Choir
every THURSDAY evening 73e
O'Clock
Rev ]. Ferries ME.ehell MI lecture
or Africa tonight IN r. Madison.
Warsaw hopes 10 have the trolley
% Town before the Close Of 1913. Z
would do much 10 advertise as ana
BESIDES a least four times re pres
ent number Of People wouid visit Us
from surrounding towns
Over five years ago Mr. Paul Plume
che ssone mason. and Dr. ] Eaton
Johnston Jointly commenced fntsres,
ing themselves II Na-saws clay d.
posts and have done much 70 attrac;