The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-30


sold his 24O opera chairs to c. Wern-
enstein, moving picture man OF Dav>
export, Iowa. His stoves and some
other opera house furniture he has
sold to other parties. The stage
scenery will be wrecked. Thus dies
this fine little opera house--seating
500 people-that for nine years cat
cred to our amusement-loying people,
but was not supported as 1t should
have been.
Rev. e. NJ. Rudd, D. D., Of Ft. Mad
ison, president of the Glorious OF
Quincy and western Illinois district
which meets here today will also
make a short visit with Rev. Mitchell
and the latter will give farewell
dinner to the members OF the Glorious
as he does not expect to meet with
them again. He will leave for Chi
cago December 1st to assume his new
duties in st. Paul's church.
Lewis j. Foley and wife OF Scale1
Mound, H., are here visiting his
cousin Lemuel Foley. Five weeks
were spent in Tulsa, Okla, visiting
] a father and brother They stopped
| here on their way home. This is Mr..
Foley.s second visit in Warsaw ana
he notes many, changes.
| Edgar Hamburger is now sole own
err OF the Warsaw bill posting bust
ness, having purchased the Bliezn u
I =; Ia hac
fine boards in various portions OF
town. On a recent visit to the Off
ces OF the Illinois Bill Posters Asso-
citation in Chicago he was very cour
teouyly received and given many kind
! attentions.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McMahan OF
Wythe returned home Tuesday from
Denver, Colo, where they visited his
brother Bertrand He visited The big
dredtge at Ten Cup gold mines and
witnessed its working.
r. o. Marsh, w. c. Marsh and John
NJ. Hungate attended the interurban
meeting in the Chamber Of Com
merca rooms, Quincy, Saturday even
! ing, Oct. %, where Mr.. Marsh an
/ nounced that he had secured the
| financing Of the Tri-State Traction
Co.'s road from Burlington to Quincy
ss.oao.O00 and that the road woul6
surely be built. He stated the com
/ pany asked for no financial assistance
simply good will, and an advantageou
entrance to and exit from the cite!
touched by the road, with also prop
er terminal facilities. Mr.. Marsh re
4 ceived a perfect ovation from
Quincy's citizens, including mayo
and council, Chamber OF Commerce
i business men generally and men VIII
! are interested in other roads. TIL
enthusiasm was great and promise
to aid Mr.. Marsh and the road wer
unanimous.
J The new interurban will parable
the bluff road south from WarSaw an
follow the river to Quincy. 1t WI
, run north through Warsaw, Hamilton
Nauvoo, Dallas City and Niota an
will be popular pleasure road, sout
s to the DOCIOulb lOT uuHlAhS, SoLhPlhe
picnicking and fishing, and also t
: Lake Cooper on the north.
Mr.. Gale Smith. manager of tn
Consumers Supply and Grocery c n
pany Of Spokane wash, on his wa
east to buy goods. Is visiting fe'
days with Mr.. A. H. MoGregor, an oil
friend, who helped him start the cen
pany in Spokane, which IL like tn
one that has recently been organic
!. in Keokuk and In which Mr. MtGgegc
, is interested Mr.. Smith is Inuc
9 pleased with Warsaw and predict
: success for the new company an
that no one eventually will regrt
g this new venture in the bushes
j field. Nearly 100 shares at $4,000 PC
d share have hsen sold in Warsaw an
II vicinity and sales wee not pushed.
The Walter Hill stables on Fourt