The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-14
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, ILL.,, Sept. Ia, 1913.

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Walter Dross has returned from a
business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Fred s. Rattermann has re-
turned after three weeks visit
among relatives in Denver and Colora-
do Springs.
J. T. Battles is converting the upper
floor OF his new building, Sixth and
Main streets, into two fats of five
rooms each with pantry and toilet.
Each fiat has wide hall almost the
full length of the building. Tho fiat
will be electrically lighted and will
have city water.
The Schmidt Electric company will
soon show our people some new and
original designs in electric signs.
Martin Koch, son of Louis Koch, is
here for ten days visit with home
folks. He is located at Stuttgart, Ark,
in the center of the rice industry, ano
is employed by a. big firm that manu-
features well-boring outfits. He says
the growth of that section is phenom
email, both In towns and country; the
principal crop on the farms being
rice; at Stuttgart is located one of the
biggest rice mills in the country. Mar
tin is a Warsaw boy, one Of those who
are making good
| Mr.. and Mrs Willis Worthen ant
son, Leslie, and Mrs. Thomas Wor
then, mother of Mr.. Worthen, all OF
Keokuk, will on October / leave fol
| Los Angeles, Cal, to make 1t theii
future home.
Mrs. Earl Rayburn Of Hamilton was
Warsaw visitor Friday
| Emery Beird of Bluffs, Ill, Mrs. Mel
! son of Winchester, Ill, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Willis Worthen of Keokuk were
! In Warsaw Friday in the interest o.
the estate Of the late Mrs. Sara Scott
mother OF Mrs. Worthen
Mrs. Elmer Stowe, Mrs Horace
Reeves and daughter, and Miss Hen
rietta Ayres. all of keokuk, were call
ling on friends here on Friday.
Mrs Frank Miller of st. Louis for
merly Miss Maunda Kriepke of War
saw is here visiting relatives.
1 Frank Crane of Peoria spent Frida!
night with relatives here. He Is look
ing and feeling fine,
Miss May Bliss, born and raised IL
Warsaw, and well known here, daugh
ter Of the late Isaac Bliss, was mar
ried September 4, to Mr.. Frank FOL
lette. They will make their home il
Paramount, MINI. She, with he
mother, Mrs. Hattie Bliss, have beef
living in Armstrong, Iowa, for SOM
time.
Warsaw's two Royal Neighbo
camps will consolidate as one CAM
on Tuesday evening, September 10, a
Woodman hall. Refreshments will b
served by Acorn Camp 455. BY tn
move, of course Glover Leaf Camp 50
will cease to exist. This union 1t !
hoped will strengthen the order her
land create new interest and growth.
large attendance of both camps Is eA
pected and good time anticipated.
/ Miss Iona Cecilia Eshom, niece Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Luttman OF TIL
CITY was united in marriage to MI
Clarence VIM Hamburger, son OF MI
and Mrs Hamburger of Hamilton, o
Wednesday, September 10 at the res
Idence of Rev. A. l.. Macarthur who pei
formed the ceremony. They were a
tended by two OF their friends, Mis-
Hazel Jackson of this city and Mr.. Al
thur Dennis Of Hamilton. Immediatel
, after the ceremony the bridal part
went by automobile to Elvaston wher
they boarded the Wabash train 70
Springfield, but they did not outwl
their friends who followed them !
autos and treated them to the custom
ary blessings of rice, old shoes, et'
The bride is most estimable youn
lady a graduate of the Warsaw mig
school. class of 1910. The groom is
clerk for Norris and Nash, Hamilton
and Is worthy of the bride he ma
chosen. They have the best wishes
} their many friends in their new lif'
Hamilton will be their home where
, cosy cottage awaits them.
{ The Right Rev. Bishop Fawcett, ]
, d.. of Quincy, will preach In st. Paul
Episcopal church on Sunday mornin
, at 10:30 o'clock. The following youn
| people will be presented to the bisho
: for confirmation. Francis Fairfa