The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-10
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, Ill. May 10. 1914.

Il
The Popel-Giller Brewing Co.'s ne'
garage and wagon shed is under roof
Lit is built of sand lime brick and Is
very handsome building; it is locates
just south OF the brewery on VIVA
was known as the Hohaiter place. II
/ addition to this Improvement, Johi
Giiler is having the land between th'
brewery and the river laid OFF II
three terraces, the faces OF two o
which viii be sodded and the thire
will have the sign, -PopelGiller Co.
in large letters, composed OF macad
am in two colors, Stimulating land
scape work in the large city parks
the tops OF the terraces will be laid
out in flower beds. All old shed;
and barns have been removed. This
improvement viii give the brewery
property a clean, neat and inviting
river front.
Mr.. Nick Crenshaw OF Warsaw has
in his position copy of the Ulster
County, New York Gazette, published
by Samuel Freer in Kingston. Ulster
County. and dated January 4, 1900. II
contains an account OF the death and
burial of President George Washing
ton who departed this life between )
and 4 o'clock a. m. December Il, 1893.
aged eS years Medical history says
that Washington was bled to death, as
in early days bleeding was common
practice for almost the simplest all
ment He contracted severe cold
and asked his oyerseer 10 bleed him.
and not getting perceptibly better at
once, he requested second, third and
fourth application of the ieeches.
which caused collapse and his death
The Gazette is about the size OF the
average Sunday school paper OF to-
day and is yellowish brown with age
and is well preserved. 1t contains ex-
pressions OF sympathy from congress.
and also from John Adams. 1t also has
the advertisement OF likely negro
wench" for sale.
Mems Movement.
Influence of Environment-Sunday
School and Social Centers-Men's
In Texas. A number OF War
saw men attended the mems meeting
at Hamilton last Sunday, May 8. Cap
tain Barber, the mayor of Hamilton.
opened the meeting, approaching the
presence of the Warsaw men and re-
,erring TO the great problems of our
age. the relation of capital and labor,
.hese meetings being an important
means OF approach OF mutual under
standing for the benefit Of the com
nunity About thirteen speakers par /
in the discussions: Commits |
sioner Crawford, Rev. Parsons. Attor- /.
ley Boyd. K Kopp Jr-, Rev. E. H.
Tanner. G. Golliher. Mr. Guthrie, Mr..
White The subject of the principal
speaker. Mr. j. Boyd, was the reguIa- /,
ion and Supervision Of public enter /
ailments The speaker expressed his |
.atisfa ctton in regard to the splendid /
lttendance in spite of the beautiful /
pring day and the opening of the /
port season. He gave short account ,
L the Sunday school in which he is
worker and which is striving for /
ne erection of social centers with
ealth. entertainments. Such CEN
ers as well as these sAmestings
vii help TO mold the lives of>s1e peo-
ie. The influence of these moral
nd religious agencies viii reach be-
ond the grave into the hereafter. En-
ironmsn1 is a mighty factor for hui
ian development There are three
inGs OF environment in every normal
uman life: home environment, work
and play environment
York environment is not less import
ut than home environment. Indus
-isl disorder is frequently caused BIZ
work environment The
roblen OF the city OF the future is 10
,ok after the play environment and
, provide the proper kind OF enter