The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-23

Mrs. Chas. Walker arrived from
Tulsa, Okla, bringing home her son,
Jay p, who has been seriously Ill
with typhoid foyer. Jay will remain
here until he perfectly regains his
health.
The annual Thanksgiving ball OF
the Warsaw fire department will be
given Thursday evening, November
81. in Odd Fellows hall. Music by a
FIVE piece orchestra.
/ Another big car of Fords and
Studebakers expected this week. 1914
will be a record breaker for auto
sales.
Mrs. M. 3. Wolfe is comfortably
settled in her new store, which has
been beautifully papered, and paint
ed white interior and exterior
Handsome electric fixtures, light the
store and show windows.
The Hotel Grant front is being
painted light yellow with white trim
mings, setting an example that might
be followed by many Main street
store fronts.
! John G.. Schee, lumber dealer of
TT. Madison was Warsaw visitor
], last week.
Rev. J. Forbes Mitchell has receiv-
led many compliments, in person and
Iby letter because of his recent able
, sermon in the Cathedral, Quincy, at
the opening OF the Episcopal Eynod.
J, AT the request of many friends, the
| sermon will be published in pamph-
: let form.
Superintendent 1ngle of the Keokuk
) Light and Power Co., was business
, visitor In Warsaw last week.
i There will be rest room. with
| lavatory and toilet in the new Eek
bohm garage now in course of con
. struction. Nothing too good for
: Mart" and his patrons
t Warsaw laundry is seeking new
n location, Main street preferred We
0 could not spare it, for its work has
no superior.
On Tuesday morning at s O'Clock
: at the Church Of the Sacred Heart
: occurred the wedding of Miss Ruby
: Cornelia Reynolds, daughter of Mr.
> and Mrs. VIM. Reynolds and Mr.
Henry Tenord F'ilz, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Filz, Of Warsaw, Rev
Father Schaver performing the cere
mony. A beautiful wedding march
+ was played while the bride and groom
entered the church, accompanied D.
). Mr.. Robert Mckee, as groomsman
and Miss Julia Fill, sister Of tn
groom, as bridesmaid The bride wa
beautifully gowned In an Alice blu
Il. accordion plated charmeuse, an
,t.lwore black silk velvet hat wit
IS trimmings to match the gown. TIL
ge groom wore a dark blue suit. Tn
al bridesmaids gown was navy blu
sr- messaline trimmed with chiffon Ate
lis the ceremony was performed, an ell
i'll giant wedding breakfast was awaitin
he them at the home of the groom's pi
Torrents. Mr. and Mrs. John F'ilz. Late
Fla FIVE course dinner was served fo
is thirty-fve guests. Those from out {
town were: Mr.. w. ] Reynolds, M
en- Graham Reynolds, and Mrs. M. b. GIRL
ms pey Of I.omax, ILL.,; Mr.. Ed. Long
Id necker of Ft. Madison; Mr. and Mr.
Id A. w. Jones and Mrs. Dorothy Ken
merer of Keokuk, and Mrs. G. v
er Giesen OF Hamilton. Many beautif'
er and useful gifts were received frol
loving relatives and friends. Leavin
ia Tuesday afternoon for short we
~ ding trip the bride and groom WI
I'M be at home to their many frienc
III after November 25, in their cor
fortably furnished cottage on FIT
oh and Webster. Mrs. Filz is a CHAIR
~ ing young woman worthy of the III
~ partner she has secured. Mr.. Filz
an industrious young man OF GOO
habits, and is one of the worklr
force of the IIuiskamp shoe factor
p The happy couple enjoy the love an
esteem of their host of friends wi
:. wish them much happiness and sa
voyage on the sea of matrimony.
Hamilton citizens are frequent VI
iitors here. Frank Elder, VIM. Moo
No and R. H. Bowen were in Warsaw
ra. business last week.
let The block between Fifth and Six
Isl on Main street has made good sta
ia for improvement, and possibly W
en- show up better before the close
nd 1914 than any block on the stre'
of Warsaw's business growth will
ais east, eoutheast and south.
ng The private dancing party given
lch few of our young men last Wedn'
ing day evening in Odd Fellows hall, W
tie, fine success and is but one OF
the series to be given by the same pi
Dr. ties during the winter
ess Keokuk says she needs a curfs
he law; no doubt she does, but If s
Tic. gets one, she should enforce it a
st. make the children who should