The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-15

Mr6. w. Il. WlnuarQ arrived ITOHl
Chicago Thursday where her son is
attending Hahnemann college.
Mrs. Walter Ulrich and baby of
Keokuk spent q few days this week
with the family of Adam Koch.
The Catholic Young Peoples society
will give q dancing party at Odd Eel
lows hall Wednesday evening. May 20.
Music by Agnes orchestra
This morning AL Scarlet, who
works for the electric light COMPANY,
while on pole forty feet high, re-
ceived shock through one arm from
hand to elbow. burning small hole
in the palm OF his hand and In the ell
bow; though he did not have on the
safety belt he was fortunately sitting
on cross arm and was thus prevent
/, ed from having fall that would
! probably have killed him.
Work was begun today on the old
artesian well, in an effort to reach
the flow Of genuine artesian water and
also clean out the pipe. It will be a
blessing to this community to get the
water again even If the flow is not
strong enough to reach the top and
has to be pumped by every patron.
Boyd Hill of Hamilton, a tie cutter
at one Of the camps Of Contractor
Schee, seven miles south OF Warsaw,
on the Daugherty farm. at 3 p. m.
Wednesday. May Is, cut his left foot,
the blade of the axe entering bewteen
the little toe and that next to it and
cutting through the arch Of the foot
and severing one bone. The WOUND
was very painful, and hemorrhage
great. Surgical aid was telephonea
for and the wounded man was brought
up town and the injury dressed. He
will be laid up for some time.
The Mutual Advertising agency of
Warsaw has just issued it's first edi-
ton of 1900 copies OF booklet prov
ing that Warsaw is the place to
trade and save money as the legend
on the cover states. 1t is bound IN
paper, &C pages, and Is filed with adj
vertisements Of Warsaw's business
and professional men and contains
other valuable information as to War
saws advantages as trading place.
1t is intended principally to be circu-
lated among the farmers for miles
around Warsaw in Hancock and near
by counties, and is expected to bring
good results 1t will be published
every. two months. Messrs. Earl Wal
lace and Frank Spinanger are the
sponsors of this live enterprise and
deserve great credit for their work
which happily was quickly and cheer
fully seconded by our business men
almost to man.
Word was received here yesterday
Of the death In st. Louis of Mrs. Har-
riet Robinson Woods. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Robinson ST.. of Ham
Ilton. Her death resulted from an
operation for abscess on the brain.
She was most estimable woman
and enjoyed the love and esteem of
large circle Of friends
Rev. Kothe Of Minnesota, brother of |
Mrs. Fred Kraushaar Of Warsaw. is
expected here today or tomorrow for
! visit with relatives.
Quite a number Of ladies', members |
of the Lutheran church OF Keokuk, !
visited the Warsaw Lutheran ladies
coffee" held Thursday at Concordia
hall. -rr
Nauvoo cmisquotes q Warsaw letter
saying we Dragged about
having fifteen autos on Main street
,ne day, The facts are the letter said
fifteen autos were counted on one
block Of. Main street at one time. 1t
Ia nothing out of the way for Warsaw
% have 100 visiting autos in one af-