The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-27
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL.,, July "a, 1913.

Warsaws baseball boys will go to
Canton, Mo, next Sunday; no game
here.
II. Frank Patterson has gone to st.
Louis, Mo-, and Mt. Vernon, H., on
business.
The Fats and Leans composed OF
amateurs from our business and pro-
fessional men, will play against each
other at the fair grounds Tuesday,
july 30, at 8 p. m. There will be fun
enough for one day sure. The line
up has not been announced, but there
will be fifteen players on each side.
Miller and Pohe have just complet-
ed the painting Of Albert Piedrits
new house which is located on the
bluff, halfway up Main street hill, on
south side Of street. Externally 1t Is
painted pure white, with green blinds
giving 1t clean and beautiful ap
pearance.
| John C. McMahan returned Thurs.
day from visit to his Missouri farm,
near st. Charles. He reports corn
there suffering for rain more than
here
The high school twin chimneys are
finished; they are shorter than those
destroyed by the tornado last sum
mer, and are so we'll braced that 1t
will be almost impossible for them to
be blown down again.
The Keokuk Y. M. G. A. will have
charge of the evening services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday; the
two Methodist congregations also will
unite in the service. The service
will be one of interest, special music
will be rendered in solos, and by an
augmented choir under direction of
Professor Stone of Hamilton.
Miss Mabelle Nagel, daughter OF
Mrs. Louise Nagel, graduated Thurs
day evening from the School Of Music
of Highland Park College. Des Moines,
of which her uncle Professor Frank
Nagei, is dean.
| Lawrence Young and Harry Lemley
are at large with horse belonging to
John Buss of Hamilton and a new
buggy and harness belonging to Mar
ion Lobb, who lives In the bottoms
below town When they started on
their thieving trip they had an old
pony and old buggy and harness. They
4 left the pony at John Buss' and the
old buggy and harness they dumped
! In Lima Lake near the county line
Marshal Bennett and Messrs. Buss,
Barnum and Arthur Lemley, in an
auto searched for the culprits, travel.
ing distance of over 100 miles, but
no trace Of them or the outfit has
thus far been secured.
Citizens have been notified by the
park committee of the city council to
trim their trees not less than ten
feet above the sidewalk.
Five Ford five passenger automo
biles were sold in Warsaw yesterday
John B. Worthen has installed o
Hobart electric coffee mill In his
grocery; it is a most complete anc
beautiful machine, and of course 9
great labor saver.
Mrs. David Rinckel and little son
will leave on Monday morning fol
Wray, Colorado, near Denver, where
her husband has recently established
himself in business.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Huston and two
little girls left today for their hons
In Chicago, after pleasant visit will
Mr.. Huston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Huston.
Il Richard O. Marsh has gone to New
York. combining business with pleas
Iure. He will be absent but shor
time. meanwhile his railroad is de
veloping.
The Farmers Elevator and Suppl,
company, just in few days has al
ready made Warsaw a better marke
for grain, and put her on the basil
of Basco and other competitors as t
prices and is bringing trade to War
saw that rightfully belongs to her