The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-07
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, Ill. june Z, 1914.

and the attitude of Christ toward the
money question is the vital subject of
a treatise OF well written and In
structive little pamphlet issued by
the mems movement and being dis
tributed by the literary department
OF the institute of public mems meet
ings. This essay Is the more inter
esting as the subject treated therein
has caused very animated and ear
nest discussions at several OF the last
mems meetings at the Evangelical
hall. While they last the booklets
will be mailed free Of charge to. any
address just for the asking. Address
box 3s7.
Mr.. A. F. Bliesner is charging his
cellar, and installing furnace.
Miss Eunice Worthen will graduate
next Tuesday, June 9, from the do
nestle science department Of the Uni
versity of Chicago. Her mother Mrs.
]. B. Worthen will leave Sunday for
Chicago to be present at the exer-
cises.
Miss Edyth Clippert and Miss
Mabel Kuse graduated from the state
normal at Normal ILL.,, Thursday last.
They will remain there for the sum.
mer term, however. Mr.. VIM. Clip
pert and Mrs. E. Kuse attended the
commencement exercises.
Mrs. G. R. Bliss and baby of Har-
mon, Ill, who were present at the
graduation Of her sister Miss Leonora
Walker, have returned home.
Mrs. John G. Nesbit was operated
on Wednesday morning in Keokuk
for abdominal tumor.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will at 5 p. M, Sunday, give chill
dren's day program. consisting OF
songs. recitations and. other exercises
suitable to the occasion.
The county farmers institute will
be held in Warsaw this fall. This
should be an occasion OF great inter
est to our farmers and may be the
means of our perfecting soil i'm
provement organization, similar to
that just formed in Adams county.
VIM. C. Marsh has rsturned after
several months absence.
and Engineer Powell during the week
just closed made an auto trip south
from Quincy through Calhoun county
in the interest Of the Tri-State Trac-
ton company. Marsh will give Cal
houn county her first railroad. Lum-
Der for culverts and bridges from the
mill at the foot of Fourth street Is
being delivered along the roadbed
made by the contractor of the grad
ing, Mr.. A. 8. Guilford.
The annual picnic OF the Suffer
Evangelical church Is being held to-
Saturday-in Altheide's grove.
There is no doubt large crowd.
Miss Leonora Walker entertained
the senior and junior classs IS of the
high school at her home in this city
on Thursday evening last Decora-
tions we're the colors of both classes.
Cooling refreshments were served.
Warsaw will start this weak to
prove the existence OF coal oil in
this locality. Farmers will be called
on for options; several thousand
acres are desired; developments will
be mads after the plan of the Ply
mouth and Colmar field.
The Presbyterian church choir had
a fish fry at Taylor's slough Tuesday.
There were seventeen In the party.
Hon. John E. Edwards of Forsyth,
Mont, formerly Warsaw. boy, re.
Gently made great stroke Of finance
by buying lot Of cattle in Mexico,
securing same without harm to HIM
self, which was wonder In these
war" times.
Mrs. Roy Bartholomew and children
of Griggsville are visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dross.
Mr.. K. Bernhard, a succ essful
farmer southeast Of Warsaw six miles
has purchased a five passenger Ford
touring car.
Miss Mamie Hammond is visiting
relatives in Chicago for couple OF
weeks.
Miss Julia Edwards is home from
the great pageant.
The young people of Sacred Heart
church held a market day. Saturday
at Mrs. V. Schmitt's.
A party of Keokuk ladies', members
of ST. Johns Episcopal church, at
tendsd services at st. Paul's church
last Sunday night. A pleasing neigh
borly visit.
Miss Jeanette Worthen of Warsaw,
daughter Of J. B. Worthen sailed for
Berlin, Prussia, last Thursday on the
North German LLOYD steamer Berlin.
On arriving there she will join h or
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs Frank H.
Connor and Mrs. J. H. Finlay of War
saw.
Mrs. Homer w. Stephens Of Pueblo,
Colo, and Mrs. Chas. Fletcher of Han
nibal, Mo-, are here visiting their
father John Stephens and family.
Mrs. Thomas Edwards attended tn =
Of the Christian mi