The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-07-06

joying a visit from their son FREQ
and his wife of Chicago; the latter
will remain couple of weeks.
L George Pagett of Dayton. Ohio, a
former Warsaw boy, who left over
fifty years ago, was visiting relatives
here last week: he was accompanied
by Henry Swigelson of Hamilton, in
company with the later and his broth
er George Of Warsaw; he called on
Captain Williams on July 4th, of whom
his family were neighbors In years
gone by. He noted many changes In
the city and predicts great many
more in the near future, because of
the dam. He gave graphic account
of the recent flood from which his
married daughter was sufferer,
though he, living on high ground. was
not Over $2.000,000 was raised in ono
week to divert the course OF the
principle river. so future floods would
be Impossible, and Mr.. John Patterson,
president of the National Cash Regis
ter Co, who played such noble and
heroic part in relieving distress, gave
100000 to the fund.
During the absence of the Rev. John
Sage, ID. D., rector, who is spending
his summer vacation on the Canadian
lakes, the Rev. John Forbes Mitchell,
of st, Paul's church, Warsaw is In
| charge of st. Johns church Keokuk
and the mission charges in connection
with the parish. Very often the Rev
! Mitchell has to officiate in three and
four different churches on Sunday sc
/ he now has Buick runabout whict
will help him in his work on Sundays
| Mr.. Mitchell's brother the Lord Bish
op of Aberdeen and his wife the Hon
Mrs. A. Mitchell, will visit Warsaw II
| the fall. During their visit they vii
be the guests of Mrs. j. B. Hill.
An organ grinder with an exceed
ingly intelligent friend of Darwin's, !
delighting large audiences of children
4 on the streets today, yes and children
of a larger growth too and incident
ally taking in the nickles and dimes.
j Mrs. Mary Rogers is enjoying
4 visit from her daughter, Mrs. ]. N
Wilson of Torrington, Conn. Mr.. WI
son stopped off in Chicago and WI
rejoin his wife little later.
DR.. w. l.. Winnard has gone to Del
yer. Colo, to attend the annual NEE
I ing of the American Homeopathi
Medical Association which convene
July 9th and lasts until the 18th. II
| will afterwards visit Yellowston
Park with his family, who will Joi
him later Mrs. c. Ralston and Mis-
Mary Eaton, mother and aunt of Mr.
IL Winnard, will join the party and e,
, pect to spend several mon MS In u
: west
: Mrs. Richard o. Marsh and childre
/. have gone to her former home, Broc
3 ton, N. Y, and later will go to Lal
/. Champlain to remain until fall.
4 Mrs. C. w. Willis and daughter ar
Mrs. e. j. Mosier and children, all
St Louis are visiting the lady's pa
: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Wallace.
A large cob shed of galvanized ire
has been erected in connection wit
the Albers corn elevator. and shelle
1t has cement floor and is so near
: fireproof that an accident like that I
r last fall will be impossible.
Mr. and Mrs. H. e. Doerr and tv
: children, Chester and Dorothy of S
3 Louis, and Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Knil
e | of Nauvoo with their four childre
!, spent several days with Judge Cha
5 Young, the father of the two ladie
Mr.. Doerr is chief mechanical engine
y with Observation-Disclosures iron and Ste
t Co. of ST. Louis and Mr.. Knipe is e
: gineor of one of Stone & Webster
dredges operating on the Iowa sid
The family reunion was very plea
i ant one and surprise on the jude
i. Mrs. Doerr will be remembered
Miss Katie Young and Mrs. Knipe
i Miss Nellie.