The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02

IL. ne was also SllgnCly bruised. he |
was removed at once to st. Joseph
hospital. Keokuk, for treatment.
F. Kruskopf, one OF Warsaw's old
time merchants, but not In active
business for some years, is lying quite
i'll and owing to his advanced age, his
recovery is uncertain.
Chris Knoche is sick at the home
of his daughter Mrs. Henry Buckle
FIVE miles southeast OF Warsaw. He
some time ago suffered stroke Of
paralysis and It. with other troubles
make his recovery very doubtful.
Gus Plume commenced the wall OF
the Eckbohm garage this morning.
Weather permitting the building will
be pushed to completion.
The fronts OF the Wolfe millinery
store and the Rice second hand store
on the west are being painted snow
white, freshening them up very much.
T. Frank Patterson returned We'd
nesday from Jonesboro and Para
gould. Arkansas, where he was called
on real estate deal.
VIM. F. Stevens and wife left
Thursday for Chicago where they will
visit their son Fred.
The appointment Of T. Frank Pat
terson as assistant general manager
OF the Tri-State Traction Co.'S inter
urban railway is we'll deserved and
could not be bettered. Mr. Patterson
has had long and wide experience as
railroad man and stands high In
railroad circles as to his executive
ability and judgement, besides from
the very first he has aided R. o. Marsh
in every way possible to make his
railroad project a success. He Is the
right man in the right place.
The clover huller and engine that
ran off the hill at Nagers bridge and
almost into the creek, turning upside
down, has been lowered onto the
creek bed and righted. The engines
upper works are badly broken and
twisted and two brake wheels are
broken. The huller is not badly dam
aged and can easily be repaired. The
whole outfit is on the bank of the
creek ready to be hauled away.
1t would do no hurt, now that Ham
ilton and Warsaw before the close OF
1914 are to be more closely related
to again awaken that brothsrly fra
ternal feeling that should always exist
between neighboring towns-and new
er slumber. May there not be.soms
4 project found, possibly to be located
& between the two cities on the new
i trolley line, in which they can pull
/ together for mutual good. No time
for jealousy now, brothers. either be
n tween cities or citizens, for we are
4 all pulling for the common gooi OF
the Illinois side OF the mississippi.
i The chicken pie supper given by
the ladies Of the Church Of the Sac
4 red Heart drew big crowds from 5 to
+ s p. m, and neat sum was raised.
4 Or. w. L. Winnard will soon vaclte
the Episcopal parsonage and will re-
4 move to the residence of his mother
in-law Mrs. Ralston, northeast corner
of Fifth and Crawford streets. He
has offered his furniture for sale,
T. Frank Patterson will leave Sun
day night for ST Louis and Chicago.
Rev. John Forbes Mitchell has been
invited to preach the opening seimon
in the cathedral at Quincy, Tuesday,
Nov. IL, the occasion being the an
Eual meeting of the synod OF the do
cese of Quincy. an honor that Is well
deserved.
The 1918 school census gives War
saw 31T males and 314 females under
j 81 years OF age.
The masquerade dance given by
Acorn camp 455. r. N. of A., at ODD
Fellows hall Friday night was largely
attended, many maskers being down
from Keokuk. The costumes were
varied-comical, beautiful and gro
tesque. Music was by Eyman's or
chestra. A jolly evening was enjoyed
The Ladies Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will give their annual
bazaar and supper Nov. Goth and 21st
in the church parlors. The public Is
cordially invited.
Lee Mitchell of Keokuk, recently
gave Warsaw's interurban quite q
boost in the Quincy Wing. 1t was
good reading and good ad for War
saw as 1t was also published in The
Gate City, thus reaching probably 49,
900 readers of the two newspapers.
Mrs. c. A. Converse OF Los Angeles,
Calf, nee Louise Hilker of Warsaw,
presented her husband with an 81s
pound boy on Oct. 23rd The event is
doubly interesting because she had
just got settled in her handsome new
home Mrs Converse is daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Gotlieb Hilker Of War
saw, and sister of Mrs. Ernest Long
necker.
Warsaw badly needs big ferry boat
one that can carry teams. She is daily
losing business that she ought te