The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-28

and Mrs. John Berlin OF Warsaw a.
companied them. After the ceremon,
the party dined at the Hotel Quincy
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee remaining in the
Gem City until Sunday visiting friends
The bride is the youngest child of Mr.
and Mrs. John Springer, graduate
of Warsaw high school class Of 1905
and also of the kindergarten training
school at Peoria; she is a lady OF
charming manners and has many
friends here, the home of her child
hood, who rejoice at her new found
happiness. The groom is the oldest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Shakespeare Nc
Kee, is held in high esteem ~ his
friends, Is Industrious, OF good habits
and is one OF the best of the button
cutting force Of the Mississippi Pearl
Button factory and besides is lead
4 ing musician in organizations here.
He has furnished a cosy home for his
bride and they will begin housekeep-
| ing on their return, Best wishes and
hearty congratulations are extended
to them.
Egbers and Wallace and A!hee and
Graves have removed their offices to
the office room OF the Wallace hotel.
which has been rented to families,
being divided into flats. This arrange
ment will be quite satisfactory all
around and besides the new quarters
for the two Offices are more roomy
than the OLD.
Fred Niemeyer has accepted a posi-
ton with the Bushnell tank works,
Bushnell, Ill.
A large crowd attended the weekly
concert OF the Warsaw band at the
intersection OF Fifth and Main streets.
The streets were crowded with
vehicles, principally autos and people
sat on the curb stones, or on chairs
in front OF the stores. These con-
certs last for two hours. from to
10 p. M.
Warsaw will not celebrate the
Fourth. Private picnics, excursions,
auto outings and visiting the Lima
celebration will constitute the days
amusements.
The two silver cups won by War
saw are on exhibition in one OF the
windows OF j. w. Kirkpatrick's jew
elry store and are very handsome
That won by Warsaw aerie is hand
somely inscribed on one side as fol-
lows:
First Prize
Ninth Annual Convention
Iowa State Aerie
F. o. e.
T.-sIffff
Keokuk, June 23-24-2b,
1914.
Largest Outside Of State 80
Delegation
in Parade.
The trophy is gold lined. with three
handles. q true loving cup and meas
ures seven inches In diameter at the
top and is fifteen inches high, includ-
ing the ebony base. On the: opposite
side of the cup is this inscription:
"Won by Warsaw Aerie No. 1884" On
the two handled gold lined silver COB
let won by City Marshal Bennett as
the tallest Eagle in parade 6 IT. 2h
inches). is this inscription: Tallest
Eagle in Parade. Keokuk, 1914, F.
@. r..
On Tuesday evening last, about
thirty five Hamilton Rebekahs came
down for the. purpose of Initiating
Warsaw candidates in Odd Fellows
hall. About eighty Rebekahs were
and at the conclusion OF the
work delicious refreshments were
served.
]. C. McMahan has returned from
TWO weeks sojourn in Graham hospital,
where he went for treatment for ner-
,ous breakdown. He Is quite himself
again.
The Warsaw laundry will reopen
n the Campbell building about Thurs
lay next.
will Parker, youngest son of John
". Parker of Peoria. is visiting his
lncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A.
MILLER. Will was recently run over
w a loaded automobile while on his
bicycle. He is slowly recovering from
lis injuries which at first 1t was
bought would cripple him for lie.
Jay p. Walker takes charge OF an
il well supply store at Gushing. Okla,
he new oil field. This move gives
i'm promotion.
That was a jolly picnic party COM
,osed of the families of VIM. Buckert.
ym. A. Buckert, Albert Buckert, Geo.
spite and Simon Spite and held at
he fair grounds Friday afternoon
nd evening in honor Of the Misses
FULLER and Miss Buckert of Victoria,
'exas.
John M. Hungate has sold his hand
ONE motor boat to H. e. Steiner OF
he American floating theatre. 1t will j.
e used as an advance boat.
Rev. T.. H. Jagdstein and Miss
,mma Meyersicld attended the Evan
elicaI Y. P. convention at Kahoka
he week Just closed.
Mis-. Helen Fuller OF st. Louis 1s
isftine her aunt Miss Helen A. Fuller.
Warsaw will play the Blue Labels +,