The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-21
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, Ill. june q, 1914.

Warsaw, Ill.
Joseph Druaos1- wife and boy. o.
Tulsa. OEsahonsa, srrived Friday
morning in Nr. DIS Lccomobile, They
win remain several days. making trips
ia the surrounding country and visit
ing peaasiTss here and in Carthage
and viii possibly visit the Plymouth
Iosi fields. feE miles east Of Warsaw
RssuminE their Journey. they vii
take the trail for Colorado Springs
Colorado. and perhaps further west
Mr.. Drouots Was some years ago sn,
'gineer of Grace Mills, but ever since
leaving hers has been interested in
The OH business and is now member
os the Britton,Johrson OIL Co, and
general manager.
VIM Mussetter has bought the
Anes property on Crawford street
between Ninth and Tenth, and is
painting the house and greatly I'M
proving the pEoPer-y-
The Eagles o. Keokuk viii play
baseball with Warsaw club Sunday,
June u. $50 p m, at fair grounds
Roger Sullivan. candidate for emit.
ed States senator. WIS here Thursday
with party OF friends In his big
Pierce Arrow touring car. He was
making tour OF the country towns.
looking after his fences: he and his
party did no. stay long
Warsaw's silver cornet band OF
twenty-five pieces. has been engaged
to lead warsaw Eagles in the big pa
rade of Eagles in Keokuk on wednes-
day OF next week
VIII p. Green OF Warsaw. gradual
ed from the University OF Denver,
Colo on June 4. receiving the degree
OF Bachelor Of Law.
Mrs. Frank W. Miller returned to
her home In St. Louis on Friday. after
several weeks visit here among rela-
.ires: Miss Louise Hunt, her niece,
accompanied her.
J. S. Prosser and John NJ. Hungate
laid out the tennis courts at the Lake
View club on Lake Cooper
Mrs. John c. Nesbit is gradually re-
covering from an operation perform
ed at St. Joseph's hospital several
weeks ago
1t has been suggested that the War
saw band be engaged for The Fourth
Of July to liven up the day: 1t least
to play In the evening; consulting the
calendar 1t Is found the Fourth comes
on Saturday, which fact might make
some difference with some members
Of the band. Warsaw viii not cele-
bra.e but save all her patriotism for
September 90, 80. and October /.
Arthur Marsh Post and the W. r. G.
wiz hold memorial services in the
Little Brick" at 800 p. M Sunday,
June 81, in honor of the old soldiers
who have died the past year, VIZ;
DR.. b. J. Fuller and also in honor OF
Mrs. Mary H voolfolk. the wife OF
q soldier. who was a cordial friend and
generous contributor to The w. r. C.
Rev. A E. Cole will deliver tine ad-
dress The public is cordially invited.
Ernest S. Sailor, veterinarian. viii
soon locate In Warsaw for the prac-
lice of mis- profession. He Is gradu-
ate OF the Chicago Veterinarian col
Iege.
Miss Ida Gillian Is home from Los
Angeles, Cal. where she has been for
the past two years.
DR.. Harry Carnes, formerly OF War
saw, died last week af.ar an oleration
IA Peoria hospital. and was buried
n Montrcse, his old home.
Mrs Eliza v Bennett, mother Of /
Dr. Donna NJ Parker. OF Peoria. for.
nerly Of Warsaw. died at the home OF |
Ter daughter, last Tuesday, aged I
,ignty-six years. /
Mrs. J. B. Price. visiting here fosi
ome time, sailed from New York for
Europe this week. She viii visit Eng
and q short time and win then locate
q Berlin. where she will take up the
tudy of German. Mrs. Price was
Miss Jennie Adams. was born
a Warsaw and resided here many
ears
The telegraph tells rs that condi- !
ions are far from harmonious at the
E. VI. A head camp in Toledo Turn /
az down the legitimate delegates /
rom several states II the cause. The
redentials committee has not made |
omplete report. and the insurgents /
areaten vengeance IL the administra- I
on does not tote fair"
There was large attendance at
he boat chow Thursday night. The
ard gave fine parade and concert
j the afternoon: . novelty was a
costish piper with bagpipes. and there
-as also a small martial band: these
oats often come close together as
sere win be Emerson's Golden Rod
might
Miss Eaton will erect an eight room
cuse on Clark street. adjoining Miss
Isrsh-s: excavation for tie cellar has
oumsnced-
Wheat harvest will begin the COM
Il week but the yield will be great
c1s short by the recent dry weather.
Ers. J. B. WoTthen Is home from
tfczgo. where she attended the grad